Quote from: fruitlovers on April 01, 2015, 02:36:28 AM

It's easy to tell male plants apart from female and hermaphrodite papayas. The males produce flowers far away from the central stalk. The females and hermaphrodites produce flowers right on the stalk.

Hmm, what does it mean in my case? They are on central stalk, isn't? Everybody's pictures I've seen with fruits have dark red petioles. My never get red, flowering continuously for 6 months. My trees are taller with thicker trunk than anybody's I've seen. I don't think there is a problem with maturity.

I've seen him on Brazilian TV also. Too bad he has discontinued sending seeds. He had a great selection.

Quote from: Radoslav on March 17, 2015, 03:48:13 AM

Is there a chnace to buy this palm in Europe?

Rarepalmseeds has them. Not cheap though. And i have to warn you that germination rate is usually quite low. It's a difficult palm to grow as it puts out a very long tap root first before forming leaves. I have some growing here, but not fruiting yet.
http://www.rarepalmseeds.com/small.shtml#palms

Soren I don't see them as much and I think people don't grow new ones much.People are less familiar with tropical fruit in my area the days.Like many fruit species cyclones wiped put most trees in the main fruit growing areas where farms and collectors are.They don't seem to have been replanted even though like durians,abius and many artocarpus they are worthwhile fruits.