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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Re: Inside Durio dulcis and Leopard Chempadak
« on: February 14, 2021, 12:51:14 AM »
Mike,It looks amazing. I don't say anything about envy anymore,just look at the pictures and drool down to my knees. 🤤
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Hi bro, I remember our conversation about this, and I hope to get them from you, but now is not the best time, it is very cold in Russia.Damn, why am I living so far away !? I have long wanted to have Babaco.
I have Babaco for sale in Europe. Already rooted cuttings, poted. 20 €
Hello there. In China, it only takes 2 years from seed to fruit, to 3 years, most of the plants are monoecious. There are just a bunch on my own mountain, don't believe in the Internet, the information is wrong. If you need seeds, you can find me, and the shipping fee will do. Almost past seasonThanks for the info and your seed proposal. Personally, I have six plants today, so seeds are not needed. I think you can find a buyer on this forum.
Has anyone tried sheffields.com?I have bought many different nut crops from these guys. It was always sent quickly and the seeds always have a high germination rate. This is just my personal experience with nuts. I cannot be sure for other types.
I've heard rarepalmseeds can be ok IF you order from the 'new' section btw
Looks like naranjilla to me. I have the extra thorny sour ones that are used in Asia in papaya salads as lime substitutes with a bit of pdak. Their armoury is quite impressive.I have never tried a sweet type and yours look pretty good. I am forever pulling up seedlings popping up everywhere.I agree with you, the taste of the fruit was very sour and the only thing that pleased me was the pleasant aroma of the pulp.
Russians in Thailand like to eat much fruit and drink beer at the same time...but they don't buy durian.Apparently the majority of Russians are afraid of this smell. I have never tried durian, but if the opportunity presents itself, I will not refuse.
Customs agents watering it?The plant looks quite healthy, probably not only watered but also provided with full care.
Also...
I have repeatedly tried to get on www.flyingfoxfruits.com website and I can't access it (from Uganda). Is it still running?
I see his posts on YouTube what is the best way to access or get in contact?
Thanks