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Hi there, How long would it take from one of your achacha fruit trees to start fruiting?
Time: 26th November 2015 11:14pm
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Daleys Fruit Tree Nursery says...
Hi, OrganicSprouts, we are still trialing the achacha here at Daleys and are yet to crop our trees however seedling trees tend to take 6-8 years approx to mature and commence fruiting.
Time: 9th December 2015 4:07pm
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MIke T1 says...
5 to 9 years seems to be pretty standard as a juvenile period for south american Garcinias.Plant Breeder Rights apply to Garcinia humilis which interestly is not a valid species.The Bolivian achachairu remains an undescribed species and perhaps the most cold tolerant of better eating new world Garcinias.
Time: 9th December 2015 9:54pm
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