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Nazuk Badan aka Ice cream brix 28. This mango is spicy unbelievable sweet.... it taste like burn molasses with the strength of a mint enjoyable aftertaste that's long lasting.....the total package....this one is hard to beat.
That sounds amazing.
Shane, if you don't have this in your yard go run and get it!
Nazuk Badan aka Ice cream brix 28. This mango is spicy unbelievable sweet.... it taste like burn molasses with the strength of a mint enjoyable aftertaste that's long lasting.....the total package....this one is hard to beat.
My wife and I were very curious too last year, and bought one at our local market for like $3.99/lbs.
The taste was very disappointing to us: tasteless, bland. One member said it taste like a boiled carrot; and I would say that's about how I would describe it myself. Did we buy it at the wrong season?
Those two aren't Mamey (I mean Mamey sapote) they are a different fruit call here Chico Sapote or Sapodilla in other places (Manilkara Sapota) both fruits are tasty but very different.
Syzygium samarangense - Wax Jambu - named cultivars grafted onto Rose apple rootstock.
Here you go. http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=19238.msg239223#msg239223
Simon
I believe the drill method is actually thread grafting used in Bonsai that I posted before.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IxVS3zOheJg
Simon
I am using a drill. I saw a video about it.and adapted it. I used to graft some sproured seeds of mexican garcinia (Luc) in 4 years old garcinia seashore. With the drill I make a hole in an upper branch of the seashore. I use the sprouted seed when it does not have leaves yet, so I put the little branch in the hole. Later both grow and graft
Hello friends
In PR I have eaten 5 varieties of mamoncillo very sweet and easy to separate from the seed.
Among these they are:
Sasa, José Pabón and quenepa Ponce, but for me the best is Sasa.
In PR only need 1 grafted tree for produce fruits, The flowers of grafted trees are hermaphrodite.
I have 1 Sasa and 1 José Pabón tree.
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