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Evilfruit
the plant was mislabeled at the nursery I got it from...it was actually Eugenia myrcianthes...and I gave the tree away. It has since fruited.
I now have the real Eugenia klotzschiana, and it's very small...and slow growing...they're only about 4 inch tall, and one year old.
they hate excess moisture during the winter season...and also high ph.
I don't have high hopes anymore for this species.
. Try to ask him he might have some available.
Hi Asafron
I have a two jaboticaba trees in my farm. Do you know where I could get a list/classification of Jaboticaba varieties ? Would appreciate any info in this regard.
Thanks
cperesc@oi.com.br
Recife. Brazil
Beautiful picture, those branches are literally "locked and loaded"
Thank you for the help, by the way you have a really nice collection of fruit trees hope you adquire even more than what you already have(if that even possible) good luckThank you João! There are some that i really want, lucuma, chupachupa and several brazilian ones
(http://www.lef.org/magazine/mag2001/sep2001_report_metformin_01.htm) Oscar i wrote that all "products" in Foodland Bangkok cost more then in German supermarkets. I meant meat, fish, milk, eggs, soap etc. etc.
The website from Aldi says the fruits are from Italien=Italy or Spanien=Spain so they are not grown in Germany. The prices are very low in my opinion. I did see rambutans there but i don't like them. In Holland i saw rambutans for like 25 $ a kg, also mangosteen 25$ a kg (2.2 lbs) and sweet small passionfruits and granadilla for 30$ a kg. Holland is more expensive then Germany in everything. Germany does not have minimum wages that's why.
Mohammed i wonder what kind of soil you are using for passionfruits. They need good fertile soil which is hard to find in Dubai. I was in Abu Dhabi this weekend and there it is the same soil, only yellow sand and looks very very dry. I know that Dubai gardencentres buy a lot of plants here in Thailand, maybe you can let them bring fruittree's as well?
I grow the passionfruits flavicarpa here in Bangkok. I have some in a big container that almost have no leaves and look crappy. I also have them in a big raised bed and they became a huge bush and are flowering at the moment. No fruits to see yet.
I don't know the weather in Dubai, but if it's anything like Saudi Arabia(hot and dry). Why don't you try growing the passiflora edulis var flavicarpa. It's the yellow kind, they are more adapted to tropical weather and can tolerate hotter weather than the purple kind. But, they are more cold sensitive though. So, if winter lows in Dubai, goes into the below freezing temps 0c degree, you will have to give it some winter protection, but if it doesn't drop that low and its 2c and up, then it should do fine there.