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Tony starts with ...
I get the impression that fruit fly are a problem for loquat unless you get an early fruiting vaariety. Can someone advise which varieties taste good and are early fruiting. Tony...
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Jimmy says...
They are all early fruiting. What they mena in regard to fruit fly is get the fruit to ripen EARLY in the season before they fly breeds up.
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Tony says...
Thanks Jimmy. Forgive my ignorance, but how do you get a fruit to rippen early, or am I missing something?
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frou says...
The enclosed photo looks like Wampi not loquat.
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Ellen says...
You can see slightly the bottom of the fruits , it is not Wampee
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