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Kath says... You need to be patient with these, they are self pollinating but they seem to flower for months before they start to set fruit. I almost gave up on mine after months of flowers and then finally they started to form fruit.	About the Author Kath Cawongla 9th January 2008 11:09am #UserID: 2 Posts: 363 View All Kath's Edible Fruit Trees
Maria starts with ... Hello, my Naranjillas are looking spectacular and have been flowering since early spring, but no signs of fruit forming. I have a few of them so they should be cross polinating, any chance that they will ever fruit?	About the Author Maria Sydney 31st December 2007 3:24pm #UserID: 342 Posts: 7 View All Maria's Edible Fruit Trees
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Maria says... Thanks! I will wait and see... They are my favorite fruit juice from Colombia, I am looking forward to juice them... also, another question: they are growing so tall so quickly, can I hard prune them by the end of summer or autumn?	About the Author Maria Sydney 9th January 2008 5:46pm #UserID: 342 Posts: 7 View All Maria's Edible Fruit Trees
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Kath says... Yes they can be pruned, as you say wait until the end of summer or autumn to make sure you don't cut off potential fruits. They don't usually need pruning except to reduce any straggly growth and take out the older dead branches.	About the Author Kath Cawongla 10th January 2008 11:11am #UserID: 2 Posts: 363 View All Kath's Edible Fruit Trees
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peter says... my naranjilla flowers have realy small bugs in them, about a dozen in each flower. they are not spider mites but long and thin and scurry around the inside of the flower. does any one know what they mite be. thanks.	About the Author peter30001 adelaide 18th November 2008 10:39pm #UserID: 593 Posts: 293 View All peter30001's Edible Fruit Trees
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