Got it! Thank you for the extra Sabor!

Okay Jeff.   I know from previous experience regarding watering that we are not supposed to disagree with you or risk harassment and being run off this site, I have no problem with leaving here..  ’This place has been a valuable source of ideas for many.  Since before I came along there was no information for Organic Growers.

Froggy - Drop the act
All vegetarians and vegans hit the wall...... Eventually. All depends on how much reserves you (anyone) built up during their "degenerate meat eating years". Women are more naturally veg eaters. The plant gatherers, while men went out for the hunt and like to eat in steak houses. Thus women are the longer hold-outs when on a years long veggie/vegan kick.
Read anti-fragile- Nassim Nicholas Taleb
You are a valued contributor so stay
Doing bio-dynamics, you have my respect. I just toss on the mulch and the chems. No sprays.

Does anyone know much about cocoplums?  I know it is a shrub that grows in Miami used at a lot of houses for landscape purposes.  It has small, pinkish purple plum like fruit that I mostly hear is bland.
Well, my wife is from Nicaragua and kept on telling me how much she loved icaco, cocoplums as a child.  I always thought that her memory was off because I never heard anything good about the fruit.
But, tonight she showed me a farmer's market in Managua and had large, deep purple plum shaped fruit labeled as icaco. It looked nothing like what I have seen from Miami.  Do any central Americans on here know anything about this fruit?  Would love to grow it if I could find the correct variety.

Do you have a pic of them to show?

The one in the picture is growing in a 5 gallon pot too.

Kevin

They grow readily from seed. I bought mine from eBay or another site. D

They do grow easily from seeds and it is not advisable to transplant. I have seeds available Different colors.. Please message me