Achacha

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Starling1 says... Puala, achachairu require extremely little to no sun whatsoever. You could use them as indoor house plants. Somewhere very shady with soil that stays moist is perfect for them. The kind of areas that ferns do well in.	About the Author Starling1 WHITESIDE,4503,QLD 4th October 2016 11:06am #UserID: 14614 Posts: 12 View All Starling1's Edible Fruit Trees
Paula From Broome starts with ... Hi. I have two Achacha trees that have been in the ground for about 8-9 months But now need to move them. Where they are now is too sunny and all the new leaves burn. Any tips on successfully moving them? Thanks	About the Author Paula From Broome cable beach 1st October 2016 9:53pm #UserID: 9385 Posts: 1 View All Paula From Broome's Edible Fruit Trees
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