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micarle starts with ...
Eugenia Stipitata. Who has some growing info on this plant??? Has anyone fruited it?? How much sun does it like???? Thanks Mitch
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BJ says...
Hi Mitch,
I have a small one growing - just shooting new growth now. Nowhere near fruiting age though. I had one curl up on me last year - I think its not so hardy against phytopthera? Seems to like full sun.
The only ones I know of that are fruiting are at Frobidden Fruits and a few members from the Sub-Tropical Fruit Club here. I know there are also a few in FNQ - Botanical Ark and others...
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12th November 2010 12:29pm
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micarle says...
BJ.. From the image's i have seen the leave's look very thin not like other Eugenia species so maybe not cold hardy at all?. I have just potted up four seedlings and have them in part shade, at the moment they look very healthy. My plan is to get them to put on as much growth as possible this summer and maybe over-winter them in a protective structure. For me this is the one plant i really wana fruit and try.
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BJ says...
They are reported to grow well here, even in the valleys to the north west of town. I also have a E. Myrcianthes (Hexachlamys edulis?) which is supposed to be similar, but more cold tolerant. It hates prolonged periods of rain though (It had a near-death experience in the recent soakings)...
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BJ says...
Also, the label on the one i have says its cold hardy...
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micarle says...
Oh great! Wasn't sure if it was going to be able to handle the cold! I do live on the blue mtns but we don't get frost or minus temps. E. Myrcianthes i think i mite get this Eugenia aswell, Starting to get a bit of a collection of these interesting small trees/shrubs. thanks for the replys mate
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trikuslaptop1 says...
Just ate nearly a whole Araca fruit after a few miracle berrys .. tasted like a peach .. need several miracles to tackle a kaffir lime fruit ... man they are sour
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Trikus says...
Added 1 ripe fruit to banana bread , gave an interesting taste .. not as nice as Araca pera was
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