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Maxwellsubmarine starts with ... Is there a way to encourage a peanut butter bush to flower? I have a plant that is around 4 years old and 1.6 or so metres high and receives sun for most of the day. It has never shown any inclination to flower, so I'm obviously not providing something that it needs. Pam | About the Author Maxwellsubmarine Bundaberg 11th September 2010 7:38am #UserID: 4209 Posts: 3 View All Maxwellsubmarine's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Manfred says... Poor old Thrice Accursed One. Not bunchosia, not coffee. Probably some obscure tropical ornamental of the sort he fills his time with. In discussion, we did note that several local bunchosias which were quite (annoyingly) productive are now in full shade and no longer producing fruit. They're OK for a bit of a talking point, but a bit of a weed as well. + | About the Author Manfred Tully 10th November 2017 9:01pm #UserID: 9565 Posts: 243 View All Manfred's Edible Fruit Trees |
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