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Tropical Fruit => Tropical Fruit Discussion => Topic started by: NewGen on August 01, 2022, 06:32:15 PM
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Round shape. Bought at Walmart.
Thanks,
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Simmons?
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I googled simmonds avocado, and the photos show them to be a bit more oblong and less rounded than this one.
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FWIW
The main export is the Semil 34 type, which is harvested from October to January; Hass, which is the most demanded avocado in the world and is produced in the Dominican Republic all year long (whose main destination is the United States); Popenoe, which is harvested from May to July; Simmonds, Pollock and Doctor Dupoi, which have a great acceptance in international markets. The country also grows the Carla variety, which is harvested between March and April.
https://specialtyproduce.com/produce/Dominican_Avocados_22295.php
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It looks like a Miguel....which would be possible for this time of the year because of the federal marketing order.
How did you find it's taste?
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It looks like a Miguel....which would be possible for this time of the year because of the federal marketing order.
How did you find it's taste?
It's still not ripe yet.
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It's still not ripe yet.
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If the fruit yields to mild pressure then it is ripe.
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Round shape. Bought at Walmart.
Thanks,
(https://i.postimg.cc/p9Fv4pwt/20220801-152626.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/p9Fv4pwt)
You bought it recently in a California Walmart? Makes no sense looks like a Carla or a Guatemala seedling but is early for them.
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Seems like is over ripe to me. It has the color of a fruit from a tree with Chlorosis or fruit exposed to the sun a lot. Plenty of post harvest anthracnosis growing. Could be a Simonds that came out a bit out of shape or can be a seedling tree that got picked and packed.
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Hass and semil 34 (original from Utuado ,Puerto Rico )
are produced all year long in RD. Semil race are about 7 to 8 varieties
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A late season Dupuis, there are some in DR, a lot of importers avoid it because it does not travel well or stores well in cold temps. At some point they stop growing and you get a lot of small fruit.