Selling Kwai muk and plinia coronata var. acu de Bahia

[Jaboticaba45]

Kwai muk $40 good fruit I’ve tasted fruits from parent tree and they are sweet and nice.


Acu de Bahia
$30
Rare new coronata introduced to US early 2021-2022
And that’s all we know lol


Does not include shipping costs!

[palologrower]

Acu de Bahia
$30
Rare new coronata introduced to US early 2021-2022
And that’s all we know lol

Isn't that the truth nowadays!

[Jaboticaba45]

Acu de Bahia
$30
Rare new coronata introduced to US early 2021-2022
And that’s all we know lol

Isn't that the truth nowadays!

Yep...I mean you can't keep up with all these new introductions now! It's really now up to the true collectors to buy it. If you're growing for fruit, yes it'll probably taste good, but in terms of wait time and other factors, it's not worth it Only true plinia simps
plinia simp gang lets gooooo

[palologrower]

Ha ha ha. I have you to thank for understanding what a simp is. 

In any case, you'll see when the time comes when you pop out your own shorty (did i just date myself with that slang?  Do they use it still?) and it becomes harder to keep up with all the new varieties/species that pop up!

[Jaboticaba45]

Ha ha ha. I have you to thank for understanding what a simp is. 

In any case, you'll see when the time comes when you pop out your own shorty (did i just date myself with that slang?  Do they use it still?) and it becomes harder to keep up with all the new varieties/species that pop up!

Lol
I have never heard that spoken to me ever lol
You'll have to teach me now

[ucf.nikolas]

Never did i think id see someone use simp in this entire forum LMFAO

[Giant Gecko]

Acu de Bahia
$30
Rare new coronata introduced to US early 2021-2022
And that’s all we know lol


Does not include shipping costs!




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Well we know it’s native to Bahia state in Brazil and Acu is large which I assume is the size of the fruit. That’s more info than many of these new introductions.

[Jaboticaba45]

Acu de Bahia
$30
Rare new coronata introduced to US early 2021-2022
And that’s all we know lol


Does not include shipping costs!

Well we know it’s native to Bahia state in Brazil and Acu is large which I assume is the size of the fruit. That’s more info than many of these new introductions.
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Thanks for providing more insight to this. I probably have some pictures of the fruits on my phone somewhere I'll see if I can find it.


Also anyone who is interested in buying these plants, feel free to make an offer on them if you feel the price isn't right.
Happy holidays!

[Tropical Sunshine]

It’s probably just me but lately I’ve seen many new species and varieties of eugenias popping up all over the web ever since the pandemic. I’m pretty sure that some of those fruits have unique taste, but for now give me your regular old surinam cherry or grumichama; I’ll let the experienced eugenia collectors grow them out and let us know how they taste through the Youtube videos!

[palologrower]

It’s probably just me but lately I’ve seen many new species and varieties of eugenias popping up all over the web ever since the pandemic. I’m pretty sure that some of those fruits have unique taste, but for now give me your regular old surinam cherry or grumichama; I’ll let the experienced eugenia collectors grow them out and let us know how they taste through the Youtube videos!

very true.  i'm sure there's a few that actually taste like ass. 

[Tropical Sunshine]

Lol. Perhaps a few of them will gain some notoriety like the durian—A fruit that can elicit strong opinions from either end of the emotional spectrum.