The Tropical Fruit Forum

i am getting some seeds from maryoto tomorrow and i may be willing to let a few go, although i dont plan on selling them cheap

I recently joined a local food forest and want to put in some rare almost subtropicald into the forest, i have a number of ideas but i also wonder if there are hardy strains of more common fruits from say, the highlands of south brazil. A myrtacea Inaturalist search around Urupema in Samta Catarina (according to google one of the coldest places) there is strawberry guava and campomanesia xanthanocarpa nearby, and this makes me wonder what other species might’ve creeped down there?

Also, does anyone have any specially cold hardy strains of stuff? The food forest shouldn’t ever realistically get below 20f

how many of them are potentially lightly snow tolerant? also are the temperatures from the areas of the mother trees or seedlings that you have personally tested?

Awesome! They should be ready in about a month or so!

Hi everyone, my white sapote was doing great and all of a sudden its health really started declining, whats wrong ??

woah! thats a big pitanga! hopefully its a winner on taste

How much perbox and how much fruit per box?

is the shelf life good enough for commercial potential?

Supposedly, A. Scleroderma is one of the better annonas. Have there been any attempts to hybridize it with cherimoya, reticulata, ilama, etc.?

not at the moment but ill look into it, my understanding is that were a bit too far south to find them, at least in the lowlands.
if I do I will let you know

i wonder what its like with miracle fruit?

16?