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Quote from: luc on February 06, 2015, 06:06:21 PMGunnar , another excellent but acid Eugenia is the subspecies sororia of the E. stipitata . Pulp is orange and very flavorful . I just planted more of these . They take 4 to 5 months to germinate ( seeds )super excited about this one...have some seedlings doing well so far....and have plans to propagate it in the future!for me, being in central FL, I'd say these are my favs:E. uniflora (good varieties only)E. involucrataE. selloiE. pyriformisE. candolleanaE. brasiliensis (yellow fruited from Treesnmore was best i've tasted by far)E. luschnathianaE. reinwardtianastill working on some species that might be great for my area...E. calycinaE. itaguahiensisE. mattosiiE. pyriformis x lutescensE. involucrata (yellow fruited selection?)E. pitangaE. floridaE. lutescensE. subterminalis (or whatever the real name is? not sure if it's plinia now?)and a few others!!
Gunnar , another excellent but acid Eugenia is the subspecies sororia of the E. stipitata . Pulp is orange and very flavorful . I just planted more of these . They take 4 to 5 months to germinate ( seeds )
Quote from: ASaffron on February 07, 2015, 07:34:56 PMQuote from: luc on February 06, 2015, 06:06:21 PMGunnar , another excellent but acid Eugenia is the subspecies sororia of the E. stipitata . Pulp is orange and very flavorful . I just planted more of these . They take 4 to 5 months to germinate ( seeds )super excited about this one...have some seedlings doing well so far....and have plans to propagate it in the future!for me, being in central FL, I'd say these are my favs:E. uniflora (good varieties only)E. involucrataE. selloiE. pyriformisE. candolleanaE. brasiliensis (yellow fruited from Treesnmore was best i've tasted by far)E. luschnathianaE. reinwardtianastill working on some species that might be great for my area...E. calycinaE. itaguahiensisE. mattosiiE. pyriformis x lutescensE. involucrata (yellow fruited selection?)E. pitangaE. floridaE. lutescensE. subterminalis (or whatever the real name is? not sure if it's plinia now?)and a few others!!E. subterminalis is really a plinia. Seems to be an undescribed species of plinia. Jim West told me in personal conversation that he realized Eugenia subterminalis was incorrect species and genus names.