The Tropical Fruit Forum
Tropical Fruit => Tropical Fruit Discussion => Topic started by: Jackfruitwhisperer69 on October 07, 2015, 05:50:21 AM
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Hello Gang,
Been awhile since i posted a tread here....now to redeem my self, here's a pic displaying my passion of orchids and exotic fruits! :)
(http://i1216.photobucket.com/albums/dd365/Moonshadow69/transferir%20u.png) (http://s1216.photobucket.com/user/Moonshadow69/media/transferir%20u.png.html)
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Very nice. Must have taken awhile.
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Looks delicious and beautiful!
Crabapple
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That's beautiful, what variety of Mangos are those? Thanks for sharing!
Simon
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Hello my friend, you have a PM... ;)
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reminds me of a Victorian painting!
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nice display, everything looks great
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Very nice. Must have taken awhile.
Thanks, Jay. It sure did, took about an hour or so. ;D
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That's beautiful, what variety of Mangos are those? Thanks for sharing!
Simon
Hi Simon, it's a local seed grown mango. It's very sweet, but fibrous.
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Looks delicious and beautiful!
Crabapple
Thanks, Crapple. :) Hello my friend, you have a PM... ;)
Hi Luis, will reply you in a sec.
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reminds me of a Victorian painting!
Hey Adam, long time mon ami...That's where i got my inspiration from! lol
nice display, everything looks great
Thanks, Buddyguygreen. :)
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Great display Steven! Those bananas look really good, what type are they?
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Great display Steven! Those bananas look really good, what type are they?
Thanks, Stephen. :) They are ice cream bananas, first harvest.
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Are those Grapes that I see in the display?
Can Grapes be grown in a Tropical Climate?
Thanks for the beautiful display.
Durai
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Good to see you back. Truly you have been gone a long time. I was wondering where you were, because my guava is fruiting, and we discussed that ages ago.
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Very fine assortment, I am envious of your fruit growing success!
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Are those Grapes that I see in the display?
Can Grapes be grown in a Tropical Climate?
Thanks for the beautiful display.
Durai
Thanks, Durai.
Yes, they are grapes for wine...very,very sweet.
The problem with growing grapes in the tropics is the rust pathogen that develops on the leaves with the excess moisture and humidity..maybe table grapes will fair better in these conditions...worth giving a try and see what works for you.
Good to see you back. Truly you have been gone a long time. I was wondering where you were, because my guava is fruiting, and we discussed that ages ago.
Thanks Tropicaliste. Happy to hear your guava is fruiting, congrats. :)
Very fine assortment, I am envious of your fruit growing success!
Thanks Goosteen. :)
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Beautiful display!!... 8) Very nice! Hope you enjoy your harvest. :)
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The Blue Java Ice Cream Bananas Look Really Good, Can you please comment on the Taste, Dont know if i should keep my Matt Of BJ's In My Yard after hearing Pros/Negs Comments on the taste..
Great Looking Spread !
Ed
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Beautiful display!!... 8) Very nice! Hope you enjoy your harvest. :)
Thank you, GreenThumb! :)
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The Blue Java Ice Cream Bananas Look Really Good, Can you please comment on the Taste, Dont know if i should keep my Matt Of BJ's In My Yard after hearing Pros/Negs Comments on the taste..
Great Looking Spread !
Ed
Ed, i'm having doubts about the ID, the immature bunches on the net don't match...mine doesn't develop the blue. The flavor is great like a sweet apple/manzano banana...I noticed that this plant doesn't produce many suckers like Robusta, Grande Naine or Dwarf Cavendish. Very manageable plant and easy harvest.
Thanks. :)
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Good to hear from you, Steven! I always remember you when I see my jaboticaba vexators, the natal plum (that I should propagate by cuttings now), some yellow psidium cattleianum and maybe other species, so I am glad to see you here again!
you live already in a tropical paradise!
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Steve I have the Real Deal Blue Java Ice Cream banana, Let me know if you like a pup, Im oreparing My garden and green house for the winter and can't fit all my plants in the Edzone9 Green House ark ;),
Ed..
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Good to hear from you, Steven! I always remember you when I see my jaboticaba vexators, the natal plum (that I should propagate by cuttings now), some yellow psidium cattleianum and maybe other species, so I am glad to see you here again!
you live already in a tropical paradise!
Gracias, Marcos. :) I hope some are fruiting already for you...natal plum from the same seeds that i sent, have started to flower in the orchards, hope to see fruits soon. Your plants are doing great over here. ;)
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Steve I have the Real Deal Blue Java Ice Cream banana, Let me know if you like a pup, Im oreparing My garden and green house for the winter and can't fit all my plants in the Edzone9 Green House ark ;),
Ed..
Hey Ed, that's awesome! I'll PM you, thanks. :)
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What's the fruit near to grape?? green, with inner part white....they seem nuts or somithing of similar...
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What's the fruit near to grape?? green, with inner part white....they seem nuts or somithing of similar...
Malabar Chestnut-Pachira glabra
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Steven, your redeemed your self with beautiful pic of you passion ;) 8)Good see you posting again :)
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Does any one know if it's legal to shop a musa corm out of the country ?
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What's the fruit near to grape?? green, with inner part white....they seem nuts or somithing of similar...
Malabar Chestnut-Pachira glabra
Thanks :)
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Steven, your redeemed your self with beautiful pic of you passion ;) 8)Good see you posting again :)
Thank you, Scott. :) Hope the lucumas are doing great.
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Steven, the Lucuma's all grew and are growing well have given some away and will be planting mine into the ground soon ;) 8)
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Steven, the Lucuma's all grew and are growing well have given some away and will be planting mine into the ground soon ;) 8)
Hi Scott, elated to hear that. 8) Hope they produce larger fruits than the mother tree...this year is going to be tight, very low production, due to scarce rainfall.