New variety LUC'S GARCINIA "ORANGEY"

[Raulglezruiz]

 ORANGE LUC'S GARCINIA
on my last picking fruit safari I was able to spot a tree with orange fruits instead of the regular yellow ones, I was able to get some fruits, they have an excellent taste, while the regular yellow can be totally sweet when fully ripe this Orangey ones have a stronger flavors very sweet but also with a big of tart all around, 90% sweet 10% tart, another difference is the skin keeps thick like Achachairu instead of became thin tomato type like regular yellow ones, the skin is edible and crunchy, the flesh is also of a deeper color of the yellow one 😀Definitely a nice find
LIMITED SEEDS AVAILABLE $

[Mike T]

Hey Raul I have been off here for over a year and its good to see you're still bring new stuff to the table. You will be please to know that a few of your plants over here are fruiting. I used to think they were male female and bisex but now it looks like all are bisex but one is 99.9% male and another is 99% female.

[Oqueel]

Hey Raul I have been off here for over a year and its good to see you're still bring new stuff to the table. You will be please to know that a few of your plants over here are fruiting. I used to think they were male female and bisex but now it looks like all are bisex but one is 99.9% male and another is 99% female.

Welcome back, Mike. I’ve always found your posts very knowledgeable and helpful.

[Raulglezruiz]

Seeds available again, this variety has great potential for commercialization as besides the excelent sweet flavor and appealing color, the skin is very resistent and has a long shelves life

[KonaFruitFarm]

Hey Raul..  lmk if my message came through.  i most def want some seeds

[Fygee]

How well would this handle arid, hot summers, and winters that can get to around freezing in fits and spurts?

[KonaFruitFarm]

raul do you still have seeds?

[SDPirate]

How well would this handle arid, hot summers, and winters that can get to around freezing in fits and spurts?

I am not the best person to answer this but probably not well, I think above 100F they suffer.  Likewise with the cold, probably will suffer under 32F.

[roblack]

Orangey seeds are sprouting and popping out of the dirt with vigorous growth  =)

Thanks Raul!