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Looking great! I only have one campomanesia which is aromaticum. Do you know if it's any good? I've stayed away from campos though just cause it's mostly plinias I like.
Quote from: Jaboticaba45 on February 02, 2023, 08:33:24 AMLooking great! I only have one campomanesia which is aromaticum. Do you know if it's any good? I've stayed away from campos though just cause it's mostly plinias I like.i hear aromaticum is a good one. But campos vs jabos are like apples and oranges. can't even compare to each other. flavor profiles are way off different. BUT.... BUT.... if you are a guava lover this is something to consider as an alternative fruit to grow.
I've got xanthocarpa, macrobracteolata, guazumifolia, hirsuta and schlechtendaliana. If others come up, it's on. I am really interested in them. First year leaving them out to suffer the cold and they're champions. Assuredly they'll defoliate but they're not getting damaged beyond leaves.
I really like campos too-I have lineatifolia and schlechtendaliana (maybe) alive in TXand the the Guabiroba roxa that may be a Campo from Andre PiresSeems like they should be more widely grown here with the good flavor and relative cold tolerance
Is that confirmed K-rimes?Can't imagine anyone has gotten those seeds to flower yet