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panama berry

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me starts with ...
hi,i have a panama berry,its constantly flowering,but after flower the little green bud that becomes the fruit falls off as well. Is this normal?
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18th November 2011 2:39pm
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John Mc says...
At a guess the tree probably needs a little more maturity before the fruit will stay on.
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23rd November 2011 8:16pm
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Mike says...
They normally hang onto fruit pretty well even when trees are small, that is until nearly ripe and in the absence of birds.Their leaves often drop in dry weather before the fruit do and in cooler places the trees are normally smaller.It could be a nutrition or sunlight thing.
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24th November 2011 9:16pm
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nick giancola says...
Hi Mike.
Just stumbled onto this.
As an amature, i would like to propergate this tree. I have found out that in WA we cannot bring in a tree from the eastern states due to quartine laws here .Can you help me with a suppliar of seeds. I think its ok to i
mport seeds.
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21st December 2011 11:03pm
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Mike says...
Nick the fruit are like figs and have lots of tiny seeds and you only need a couple of fruit.I don't have easy access to a tree and they are not a popular tree these days with most I have seen being ferals around here.
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nick giancola says...
Thanks for that Mike, i will keep trying.
Merry Christmas.
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24th December 2011 10:45pm
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nick giancola says...
Hi everybody in this forum family.
I am coming to sydney on wed 4th jan can anybody put me in the direction on buying some panama berries i have read so much about them and cannot get them in perth that i am desperate to try them and mayby get some seeds to take home.
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL.
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30th December 2011 8:53pm
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BJ says...
Nick - If you dont have any luck in Sydney I could send you some seed. I'm not really sure how I would send them though! They are full of seed - probably near 1000 per fruit - which are tiny, like a raspberry or strawberry seed.
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nick giancola says...
Hi BJ.
I would really appreciate that.
You can get in touch on.
nick.giancola@ceramictilescentre.com.au
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nick giancola says...
Hi BJ.
JUST GOT BACK FROM SYDNEY. NO LUCK WITH GETTING ANY FRUIT OR SEEDS.PLEASE EMAIL ME ON nick.giancola@ceramictilescentre.com.au
if you could send me some seeds i will gladley pay you for your trouble and postage.
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BJ says...
Hi Nick,
The emails I send you keep boucing back, with a note from your web tech server that the address couldnt be reached. Anyways, I can send another batch over. Will try a few different ways of preparing them. Would sending in a moist paper towel be okay for WA Quarrantine? I've found this PDF on germination (p.997) so perhaps having them in light at 35oC would help with germination? Stick a mini propogating box in part sun?
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28th February 2012 1:43pm
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Tri says...
Hi BJ, is there any chance that you could spare some panama berry seeds for me? i would love to pay for the seeds and ofcourse the postage.
my email is hoangtri_1984@yahoo.com

Many thanks in advance
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2nd April 2012 7:04pm
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Diana says...
Hi Tri,

I suspect that they would be difficult to grow from seed, because they are not weedy despite the huge fruit output and the number they drop before you can pick them. Any individual seed would have a low chance, like a native fig.
Good luck.
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