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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Selling passiflora quadrangularis ML (PQML) cuttings
« on: August 28, 2021, 01:39:20 PM »
I have passiflora quadrangularis ML (PQML) cuttings.  $2 per cutting ( minimum 5 cuttings of the total cuttings).  Shipping fee $9 priority mail only in U.S.

The vines are growing in San Jose, CA (9b).  If you are below 9b, you have to have a greenhouse; otherwise, they will die in winter.  For pollination, use its own pollen.  You can cross these passilforas together.  For grafting, you can graft them on other passifloras.

They are for exchange also if you have mature sapodilla.

update: there is no more p. decaisneana and p. ligularis cuttings/

Passiflora decaisneana pictures (flower, fruits)






Passiflora quadrangularis ML (PQML) pictures (flower and fruits)








Passiflora ligularis pictures ( flower and fruits)







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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Passiflora decaisneana and passiflora quadrangularis ML (PQML) cuttings on sale
« on: March 04, 2021, 09:20:23 PM »
I am going to trim my vines.  I put them on sale here.

Passiflora decaisneana (P. quadrangularis X P. alata): $1 per cutting (3 nodes) + shipping (minimun 5 cuttings)
Passiflora quadrangularis ML (P. quadrangularis X P. decaisneana) : $2 per cutting (3 nodes) + shipping (minimun 5 cuttings)

First class mail shipping charge = $6.00
For flat rate Priority mail (only apply to p. decaisneana, not PQML) just pay me 2x.  I will put as much as cuttings inside the box.  For example, $15.50 is priority mail for medium box.  Pay me $31  I put as much as cuttings to fill up the box.

The vines are growing in San Jose, CA (9b).  If you are below 9b, you have to have a greenhouse; otherwise, they will die in winter.  For pollination, use its own pollen.  You can cross these two passilforas together.  For grafting, you can graft them on other passifloras. 

Note: P. quadrangularis ML is a new variety.  The taste is the same as P. decaisneana but the fruit is 3x bigger.

Passiflora decaisneana pictures (flower, fruits)








Passiflora quadrangularis ML (PQML) pictures (flower and fruits)










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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Selling Passiflora decaisneana and Passiflora quadrangularis ML cuttings
« on: September 22, 2020, 02:40:26 PM »
We are selling passiflora decaisneana and passiflora quadrangularis ML (PQML) cuttings (only in U.S). 

Passiflora decaisneana (P. quadrangularis X P. alata): $2 per cutting (3 nodes) + shipping (minimun 5 cuttings)
Passiflora quadrangularis ML (P. quadrangularis X P. decaisneana) : $3 per cutting (3 nodes) + shipping (minimun 5 cuttings)

First class mail shipping charge = $5.00

The vines are growing in San Jose, CA (9b).  If you are below 9b, you have to have a greenhouse; otherwise, they will die in winter.  For pollination, use its own pollen.  You can cross these two passilforas together.  For grafting, you can graft them on other passifloras.  One of the member here grafted P. decaisneana on P. edulis successfully, and he got fruits this year.

Note: P. quadrangularis ML is a new variety.  The taste is the same as P. decaisneana but the fruit is 3x bigger. 

Passiflora decaisneana pictures (flower, fruits)








Passiflora quadrangularis ML (PQML) pictures (flower and fruits)









PQML Open

PQML size comparison

PQML edible rind and Arils

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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Selling passiflora quadrangularis and passiflora decaisneana cuttings
« on: November 12, 2019, 09:17:15 PM »
We are selling passiflora quadrangularis and passiflora decaisneana cuttings (only in U.S)
Passiflora quadrangularis: $3 per cutting (3 nodes) + shipping (minimun 3 cuttings)
Passiflora decaisneana : $2 per cutting (3 nodes) + shipping (minimun 5 cuttings)

First class mail shipping charge = $5.00
Flat rate Priority mail shipping charge = $8.00

The vines are growing in San Jose, CA (9b).  If you are below 9b, you have to have a greenhouse; otherwise, they will die in winter.  For pollination, use its own pollen.  You can cross these two passilforas

Passiflora quadrangularis pictures (flower and fruits)







Passiflora decaisneana pictures (flower, fruits)








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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Selling Passiflora Decaisneana Fruit (fruits are sold out, only sell cuttings)
« on: October 01, 2019, 04:17:16 PM »
We are selling passiflora decaisneana fruits.  Minimum is 2lbs.  We ship with medium flat rate box. The Vine is located in San Jose (9b).  Passiflora decaisneana is the hybrid of passiflora quadrangularis (giant granadilla) and passiflora alata.  Its rind is edible.  The arils are sweet (a little sour), excellent taste.  PM me if you are interested.  Price: $8/lb.

(Update "Pending") we are home growers.  The fruits may run out.  Those people already paid me.  I will ship on Monday or Tuesday.  For those people who PMed and ordered,  I will go by order "First come first serverd".  We only ship in U.S.  Thank you very much.

Fruits are sold out. 













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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Fresh Giant Granadilla Seeds
« on: November 23, 2016, 03:48:58 PM »
I have fresh seeds from the fruits.  It is passiflora quadrangularis growing in San Jose, CA 95122



I would like to trade (prefer) or sell.  I prefer to trade in local.  PM if you want. 

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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Giant Granadilla Fruits Growing in San Jose, CA
« on: November 23, 2016, 03:43:04 PM »
Giant Granadilla (Passiflora quadrangularis) grows in San Jose, CA.  The vine is in the ground and covers an area of 4ftx10ft.  In Vietnam, it is called dua tay.






I have fresh seeds from the fruits.  Please go to buy, sell, and trade if you want to grow it.

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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / White sapote seeds for trade
« on: September 26, 2016, 05:19:49 PM »
I bought a box of white sapote.  They tasted so good.  They are better than avocado.  I sowed some of the seeds for my own.  I still have many seeds.  I would like to trade.  I am in 9b and I am looking for any cold hardy Garcinia seeds, sweet barbados cherry seeds, mountain soursop seeds....  Please pm if you are interested in white sapote seeds






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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Passiflora quadrangularis grows in San Jose (9b), CA.
« on: August 19, 2016, 02:03:31 PM »
I have passiflora quadrangularis outdoor and it has flowers right now.  Again it is not the hybrid one (I also has hybrid one [passiflora quadrangularis X passiflora alata]).  My passiflora quadrangularis has 3 pairs of petiole glands.   I hand-pollinated it but it failed.  Any tips how to hand-pollinate are appreciated. 




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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Is anyone growing Dune Soapberry ?
« on: February 21, 2016, 09:43:28 AM »
Dune Soapberry (Deinbollia oblongifolia) is in the same family of Longan and Lychee. It seems it doesn't require a lot of attention like its relatives. I didn't see a lot info of this tree in the Internet. I wonder if anyone has experience or has grown it before.

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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Grafting Giant Granadilla on passion flower (passiflora caerulea)
« on: October 20, 2015, 09:50:09 PM »
I grafted giant granadilla (passiflora quadrangularis) on passiflora caerulea successfully.  I wonder passiflora caerulea will survive below 32F in San Jose, CA.  I suspect with the El Nino the lowest temperature of my area will not go below 32F this winter.




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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Grafting soursop on cherimoya
« on: October 20, 2015, 09:31:36 PM »
I didn't realize how easy to graft soursop on cherimoya.  I grafted 3 branches on cherimoya seedling, and they all took and are growing well.  I wonder if the soursop grafted on cherimoya will handle the cold as well as (or little less than) cherimoya does.  I posted the topic from other forum but didn't get many responses; therefore, I post here now.  Anyway, this winter will answer my question. 



Did anybody graft soursop on pawpaw?

I am living in San Jose, CA (9b)

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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Tropical guava and pineapple guava
« on: April 29, 2014, 09:35:38 PM »
Does anyone successfully graft tropical guava on pineapple guava?  I wonder are they compatible to graft.

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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Avocado Seedling has Flowers in 3 yrs
« on: April 21, 2014, 01:10:01 PM »
I saw an huge avocado in my neighbor but it never has one single flower.  I was surprised mine has flower after 2.5 yrs to 3 yrs from seed.  Here is the picture of my seedling avocado. 


It is about 4 foot tall.  I planted it in my front yard.



I suspected the flower will not become fruit.  It is first year it has flowers but the flowers come from the main trunk rather than from branches.  I will try to hand pollinate them to see I can get fruit.  By the way, the seed of the seedling was from Costco avocado.

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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Grafting Tropical Guava
« on: April 16, 2014, 03:48:15 PM »
Probably someone here successfully graft tropical guava.  If you do, please show picture or video.  I failed trying to graft on 4 yrs old tropical guava.  I believe graft guava can be successful if the rootstock and scion are soft wood (less than 1 yr).  I noticed the guava wood is very hard.  After making a cut (top work cleft graft), I saw a lot of water came out from the cut and damp my parafilm grafting tape.  And later scion died.  I searched youtube to see if anyone post the video of guava grafting.  I only saw one which showed cleft grafting on less than 1yr rootstock.  I also googled and saw people reported patch budding graft has high successful rate.  I tried that too but still failed.  I appreciate if anyone can help.  Here is my questions:
1.  What is the best time to graft?
2.  what kind of scion wood should be selected (soft wood or hard wood)?
3.  Do I need to use parafilm to wrap the scion?  (I live in 9b with low humidity)
4.  Does the water come out if I use grafting wax to cover the cut?


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Tropical Fruit Discussion / What special or rare fruit trees can be grown in San Jose, California?
« on: December 06, 2013, 01:44:23 PM »
I am new to this forum.  I noticed this forum always has new topics everyday.  I am living in San Jose, California (Zopne 9b).  I like to grow special fruit trees in my back yard.  Besides of common fruits like plums, peaches, apples, pears, dragon fruits, persimmons..etc, what rare or special fruits can be grown in San Jose?  I have Hass, Pinkerton avocado, Hachiya persimmon, Italian prune, pineapple guava, yellow strawberry guava, tropical guava, white/red mulberry, special grapefruit, several kinds of passion fruits, cherimoya.  I wonder if anyone in San Jose can grow longan, lychee, mango, or soursop with minimal protection.

Hoang

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