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I am applying to Australian National University this year, if I get in save me some fruit! It will be a heck of a drive though...
I have big boxes of fruit from chums showing up when I am already overloaded with fruit.The fridge,benches and freezers are already covered and I need urgent help to eat or process fruit.I only wish my forum buddies were here to help consume or take away some fruit.
Quote from: omarudy on December 17, 2013, 06:17:38 AMI am applying to Australian National University this year, if I get in save me some fruit! It will be a heck of a drive though...Yep, three solid days. Still, you can always wing a sale fare for a few hundred if you keep an eye on the specials.Canberra is brutal though..,
Rock that is the juicy pearl and you can see the leaves have no bronze underneath. It is actually a different species and most have just one seed. They taste very nice I think better than regular green and purple starapples.
Time for starfruit wine!
What a problem! Life is rough for you, isn't it? It's at times like this that i become fruitarian. Don't go fishing for a while Mike!
Quote from: Ethan on December 20, 2013, 11:04:40 AMTime for starfruit wine!Wine? How you do it?
Quote from: Luisport on December 20, 2013, 11:08:08 AMQuote from: Ethan on December 20, 2013, 11:04:40 AMTime for starfruit wine!Wine? How you do it?Here you are Luis.http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=2236.msg49973#msg49973
Here is the pick sorry.Mangosteen of the sea.
Mike, thank you for the input. Do you have an idea where this starfruit was introduced from?I'm currently growing one C. auratum from a batch of seeds Oscar send me some time ago. It appears that the leaves are different from the ones I see on your picture.