Quote from: palologrower on March 06, 2017, 06:45:12 PM

the video is a tease. no video of the fruits being cut up as far as what i saw. 

correct me if i'm wrong, but does it seems like it's not as productive as the other 'workhorse' longan varieties?

This variety is very popular in indonesia lately.You can see hobbyist and backyard gardener posting pictures of the tree on facebook groups.I will try getting some pictures to post it here.If lucky i will try asking them about photos or videos of the fruit being cut open.Not sure about the origin though

Awesome!

White Indonesian seedless

visiting this tree should be a must-see for every person from hawaii.  if you ask the typical hawaii person what kind of mangoes are there in the islands.  they're either going to say:  common, haden, (white) pirie, and idk.

my last trip on Air Asia was from Bali to Singapore.  The guy next to me on the plane was a guy from Netherlands who had to keep fanning his feet.  Ugh.  Plus several days in the Bali sun and no showering only to be compensated with extra cologne.  Ughx1000

Didn't find anything in Myanmar that you can't find in Thailand. In fact Thailand has a lot more selection and quantity of fruits. But Myanmar has many beautiful places to visit, so still worthwhile.

oscar, what's your hunch on the 'jungle fruit' you'd find in the markets outside of the cities?  i imagine especially places where it is still restricted, there may be some interesting stuff to share back home?

@oscar.  If you were to return back, what things would you be looking out for especially in YGN?

Quote from: palologrower on February 11, 2017, 02:14:37 PM

Yup.  Gotta get as much seeds started as I can.

If you can graft then i can send you either male or female scions. That way you need only have one tree in the ground.

Amateur on avocado and mangoes.  Haven't tried on garcinia yet.  Will have to practice on something more comparable.

Got seeds last year. Only 2-3 inches tall.  Is that normal? They're in pots in shaded area btwn the houses so only get direct sun around noonish

Update:  will be in Yangon but also be heading into kayin state in hpa-an.  Get chance for jungle fruit apparently.  Cross your fingers!

i know bigger the better, but has anyone tried growing cherapu in pots and if so, what size pots are you letting them grow and actually fruit? Maybe Micah does this?  So far, just have one larger seedling in a 10 gallon and the small ones are in 2 gallons for the time being. 

Oscar you mentioned fruiting was in April/may.   When did you start seeing the flowers pop out in Puna?

Couple of the original five I bought from you are about 1.5 tall in the pot and looking nice so far.

Probably your busy, but please don't forget my order!

And where you selling from?