JUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1's Edible Backyard
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26/12/12 Frost: About My Edible BackyardWhy JUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1 Love's Edible Plants I love to grow my own fruits and vegies. Most of my trees bought from DALEYS. My block is 700 square meters. I am very happy with what I grow. The reward is to pick my own fruits that I can't buy in the shops like Acerola, Jaboticaba, white sapote,goji berries and Chinese date/jujube etc. Also home grown fruits taste much better than shop bought ones.. I believe gardening is not a chore but a hobby. Many thanks for visiting my eddible page I have just added : imperial mandarine tree,pandan leaf  CommentsViolet Cactus says... [5398 days 9hrs ago]Hi Jujube, are you really selling jujube trees in pots? If so, how much are they? best regards, VioletJUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1 says... [5001 days 12hrs ago] Too much rain (I am not complaining) make some trees have heavy crops but others just don't have much but that is part of the nature.Nana says... [4426 days 12hrs ago] Hi, Do you have Pandan plant for sale? I am in Melbourne - Footscray subrub. Thank you in advance. NanaAmy1 says... [4309 days 13hrs ago] Hi there, I am interested buying a jujube tree, are you still selling them? If so, where are you, are you in Melbourne? I'm in Kew. Looking forward to hearing from you. My email address is amyhangreen@ yahoo.co.nzJUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1 says... [4308 days 14hrs ago] Hi Amy, I sent you an email but was invalid. Please contact me jujubeforsale@yahoo.com.auJUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1 says... [4279 days 14hrs ago] Look what I harvested today. It is a late Christmas present, I am very delighted. Some of those is as big as a 50cents or 20 cents. I highly recommend everyone to have a jaboticaba tree in Melbourne. If you give your tree enough water and fertilizer you would have at least 2 crops of beautiful fruits per year in about 2 or 3 year time.Juliet says... [3812 days 15hrs ago] Hi While searching for an asian pear, I chanced upon your page. I am very impressed you managed to keep a pandan alive for 3 years. Would love to visit your place to Buy/share stories/etc. Contact phone ? Address ? Thanks JulietJuliet says... [3812 days 3hrs ago] Hi, It's Juliet again, forgot to give my email address julietcioon@gmail.comjezzac341 says... [2699 days 11hrs ago] Hi do you still sell Jujube my email is jezzac34@gmail.com i am hoping to find the variety Li my name is JerryAaron Siemienow1 says... [2558 days 16hrs ago] Hi, I am after some information on White Sapotes and jujube. Can you please email me at aaron.siemienowicz@spotless.com.au* You need your own My Edibles Page to contribute Quick & Easy |
Fruit Tree Forum ContributionsJUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1 Forum ContributionsJujubes2 - Hi John, So far you have collected all 14 jujube varieties that I have. Next year, I hope to have honey jar variety adding to my collections. Many thanks for your good words. I am very much appreciated. I will try my best to make thing possible to e..3716 days 10hrs Exotic vines - Hi John, This vine could survive winter in Melbourne outside, just die down and comes back in Spring so I donot think temperature is an issue. Mine could not grow once so I add some dolomite and it started to take off. If you have PH meter you can chec..3767 days 8hrs Jujubes2 - Hi Vlct, No, they don't go soft like persimmons..3769 days 6hrs Jujubes2 - Hi John, Yes, it is not too late to order grafted jujube trees. Hi Vlct, Those fresh fruits taste sweet and crunchy, let them dry they taste a bit like dates...3769 days 7hrs Oroxylum indicumindian trumpet tree of damocles - Hi all, I am looking for some seeds of this tree, it has many names: Broken Bones Plant, Indian Trumpet Flower,. Midday Marvel, Tree of Damocles http://toptropicals.com/catalog/uid/Oroxylum_indicum.htm I am aware of ebay.com.au is selling the see..3771 days 8hrs |
Fruit Tree Forum LikesJUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1 has LIKED the following:Buying seed from overseas - Julie I've posted seeds back from the US and most of them were taken but I've bought seeds online from the US and the UK and 100% of them arrived. It may be luck; I don't know but worth trying if it's something you really want. ..Liked Answer 3774 days 7hrs Buying seed from overseas - You should start with checking the list of permitted imports, to make sure its allowed, then the packet labelling, the seed correctly labelled with permitted Genus + species, not just common name. ( You may need to ask for seller to label correctly, or ..Liked Answer 3774 days 7hrs Buying seed from overseas - Check on aquis icon to see if the seeds are permitted. Sender to label the cliplock bag with scientific name and only use shredded paper, vermiculite or perlite packing inside but dry or clean moist seeds are ok. Brazil you will then get around 75% throu..Liked Answer 3774 days 7hrs Buying seed from overseas - If you want to have mixed success and do the right thing, follow Jackfruit's instructions.If you want to win, this, of which I am not the original Author,the narrative first person perspective being someone other than myself, might be of help: Part ..Liked Answer 3774 days 7hrs |
Jaboticaba - Grafted (Grafted) 10/10 JUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1's Edible FruitsUpdate: 4279 days 14hrs Comments: - For best result, mulch heavily, needs acidic soil and plenty of water. Lovely fruit very similar to Mangosteen in texture.
Fruiting Months February, March, April, May Planted: 2002 Height 2.5 metres Growing: In the Ground Qty: 1 Fruit Harvest: 160 Fruit Per Year First Fruited: 10 Years from purchase in pot Sun/Shade: Medium Sun Water Given in: Autumn Pruned By: 5% in Pollination: Self Pollination When I Fertilise: Spring Pest Control: Birds, netting or bagging is recommended. Organic Status:Partially Organic Was this review helpful? Yes | No | Report 19 of 27 people found this review useful CommentsRobM says... [5269 days 13hrs ago]Hello, Would you please tell me the variety of Jujube you have for sale, the size and the asking price. Thanks Robertjezzac341 says... [2699 days 10hrs ago] * You need your own My Edibles Page to contribute Quick & Easy    |
jujube/Red Chinese date (Grafted) 10/10 JUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1's Edible FruitsUpdate: 4279 days 14hrs Comments: -
Jujube, Red Date, or Chinese Date Italian:'Zinzoli' or 'giuggiola' (jujola) Korean: daechu Thai:Poot-sa Chinese:hong zao I have 8 trees, two of them 10 years old, the rest are newly
planted September 2009. Very easy to look after, no pruning, pest free, not
fussy about soil. Jujube fruit will dry
on the tree after ripening. Dried fruits require no preservative; the tree can
go through drought. In general and also
apply to this fruit tree, to get abundant of fruits, water should be
given during flowering and fruiting season otherwise fruit embryos will
drop. Fertiliser:
Dynamic lifter, blood and bone or aged manure are recommended, a bit at
the time after 4 months in the ground or pot, then every 2 months in
growing seasons. Apply Richo brand completed minerals once a year in December as vitamin supplementary.
I was told by a herbalist that this fruit is very good for
your health, ranging from purifying your blood to reducing menopause symptom etc.
Personally, it is a nice sweet fruit to eat, you can eat fresh or dried. Shredded dried fruit that can be added to cereal. You can cook the same way as dried sultana. Making mildly sweet tea from dried fruit by just dropping a few slices of dried jujube fruits in boiling water. Serve as tea and then eat the residue. In Thailand, a drinkcan be made from dried fruit mixed with sugar and hot water, then served chilled. Fruiting Months January, February, March, April, May, December Planted: 2002 Height 2.5 metres Growing: In a Pot Qty: 18 Fruit Harvest: 4 kilograms per Year First Fruited: 6 Months from Purchase in Pot Sun/Shade: Full Sun Pollination: Self Pollination When I Fertilise: When Fruiting and Spring Pest Control: None Organic Status:Organic Was this review helpful? Yes | No | Report 55 of 62 people found this review useful Commentsanonymous says... [5449 days 13hrs ago]Michael says... [5208 days 5hrs ago] Hi Nguyet , I want to move my Jujube to another spot in the garden . Should I move it now while it's dormant or wait until spring?JUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1 says... [5200 days 13hrs ago] Hi Michael, Yes, You can move your jujube tree in winter (June to August) while they are in dormant. Please make sure your tree is in Full sun location to be able to produce fruits properly.* You need your own My Edibles Page to contribute Quick & Easy         |
Blueberry Bluerose (Cutting) 9/10 JUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1's Edible FruitsUpdate: 4279 days 14hrs Comments: - Bought at Wantirna market barerooted for $35 in July 2009. The bush has been doing very well. I used 50% of peat and 50% of soil as growing medium. This one and a smaller one had desease so I quickly bined it. I still have had 3 small ones in my garden. Fruiting Months November and December Planted: 2009 Height 0.5 metres Growing: In the Ground Qty: 6 First Fruited: 3 Months from Purchase in Pot Sun/Shade: Full Sun Pollination: Self Pollination Pest Control: Will net when fruits are about to change colour Organic Status:Organic Was this review helpful? Yes | No | Report 2 of 6 people found this review useful* You need your own My Edibles Page to contribute Quick & Easy |
Dragon Fruit - Red (Cutting) 6/10 JUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1's Edible FruitsUpdate: 4511 days 13hrs Comments: -
Easy to grow, even a cutting with rotten end can be successfully saved by removing the rotten bit and grow again. I had one flower last year and I noticed that the branch had the flower bending down so I have since made a proper stand for the vine to climb over. Hopefully, I will have some fruits this year. To speed up the growing process dolomite and dynamic lifter should be applied in growing season, just a bit every 2 months. so far no fruit set. Planted: 2004 Height 2 metres Growing: In the Ground Qty: 3 First Fruited: 5 Years from purchase in pot Sun/Shade: Full Sun Water Given in: Spring Pruned By: 20% in Pollination: Self Pollination When I Fertilise: When Fruiting and Spring Organic Status:Organic Was this review helpful? Yes | No | Report 9 of 15 people found this review useful* You need your own My Edibles Page to contribute Quick & Easy  |
Magenta plant (Cutting) 10/10 JUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1's Edible FruitsUpdate: 4511 days 13hrs Comments: - Scientific name: Peristrophe roxburghiana This plant is a food colouring plant. The leaves and stems are boiled for 10 minutes, the extracted purple juice is used to colour dumplings, cakes, rice or any recipes that use water. The final product is real purple colour. The more leaves to use the darker is the colour. Very easy to grow but since it is a rare tropical plant. It is better planted in pot for cooler climate like Melbourne. It has been used as food colouring for thousand of years in Asian countries In the second picture, I used the juice to make the famous Vietnamese sweet layer cake called "da lon" or pork skin cake. The cake is so mooth like pork skin but not having any thing to do with pork skin. The green colour is from extracted pandan leaves. Planted: 2005 Height 30 Centimetres Qty: 1 Sun/Shade: Medium Sun Water Given in: Spring Pollination: Self Pollination Pest Control: None Was this review helpful? Yes | No | Report 7 of 9 people found this review useful CommentsMichael says... [5240 days 3hrs ago]Hi Nguyet - What is the Vietnamese name for this plant ?JUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1 says... [5239 days 11hrs ago] Hi Michael, The name is Lá Cẩm, I also have Lá gai. I can send you some cuttings of Lá Cẩm, my Lá gai is having flowers so when they have seeds I can send you some too.Michael says... [5236 days 5hrs ago] Hi Nguyet , Thank you for the kind offer but there is no need . I already spend so much time taking care of my fruit trees and I can't see myself having the time to grow herbs yet.Lychee says... [3887 days 12hrs ago] Do you have seeds or cuttings of Lá Cẩm for sale?JUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1 says... [3886 days 14hrs ago] I nearly kill it 6 months ago. It has started to grow back but so far a single stem about 20 cm long at present. Do contact me in December and see if I can get you some cuttings (this plant does produce flowers but not seeds)Lychee says... [3886 days 8hrs ago] Thanks for the reply. I will contact you again in December. You are a great gardener, this plant will flourish back beautifully.Lychee says... [3886 days 7hrs ago] Do you still have the Lá gai seeds? I would like purchase the seeds. Can you give me your email to contact you with.JUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1 says... [3885 days 14hrs ago] Hi Lychee, You can contact me jujubeforsale@yahoo.com.au By the way, Lá gai seeds does not produce plant, someone has tried without any luck.* You need your own My Edibles Page to contribute Quick & Easy  |
Pomelo Mato Buntan (Grafted) 7/10 JUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1's Edible FruitsUpdate: 4511 days 13hrs Comments: - It took me 10 years to learn how to manage and appreciate this tropical variety tree for Melbourne climate. It needs lots of water to overcome the after taste biterness. Very easy to look after. I prune the tree when the fruit is about an orange size so the fruits are sunbaking to get more sweetness. mulch heavily and lots of water from the rain and water tank this year. Fruits are much rounder this year. Just citrus fertilizer in Spring and Summer and some epsom salt , potash when fruiting. I gave it 5 points for the last 9 years but I have since upgraded to 7 this year, thanks to the rain. Not many fruits this year, too much water. BTW the variety is Fruiting Months April, May, June Planted: 2003 Height 3 metres Growing: In the Ground Qty: 1 Fruit Harvest: 20 kilograms per Year First Fruited: 1 Years from purchase in pot Water Given in: Spring Pruned By: 10% in Pollination: No When I Fertilise: When Fruiting Pest Control: None Organic Status:Partially Organic Was this review helpful? Yes | No | Report 5 of 5 people found this review useful CommentsThithi says... [3569 days 7hrs ago]* You need your own My Edibles Page to contribute Quick & Easy  |
pineapple (Cutting) 10/10 JUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1's Edible FruitsUpdate: 4888 days 5hrs Comments: - Nice plant to have. I did grow in the ground once but failed due to frost. Grow from the top of a pinapple. Very easy to grow in pot. Bring it under shelter in winter. No water during winter or early Spring and avoid water collected in the rosette of the plant. After 18 months to force the plant to flower: - place the whole plant in a black plastic with 2 ripe apples, close the bag for a week. Flower will appear in 3 months. Blood and bone is added in Spring. Very nice and decorative plant. BTW, it can be grown indoor I will have 4 pines very soon in the same pot from Multiple heads of one pineapple I planted 2 year ago. Fruiting Months February Planted: 2008 Height 0.3 metres Growing: In a Pot Qty: 5 Fruit Harvest: 1 Fruit Per Year First Fruited: 2 Years from purchase in pot Sun/Shade: Full Sun Water Given in: Spring Pollination: Self Pollination When I Fertilise: Spring Pest Control: None. Ants will come when the fruit is ripe. Organic Status:Organic Was this review helpful? Yes | No | Report 19 of 21 people found this review useful CommentsBrad1 says... [5352 days 8hrs ago]How big is the pot?JUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1 says... [5344 days 5hrs ago] 20 cm and 30 cm pots* You need your own My Edibles Page to contribute Quick & Easy |
Pandan leaf plant (Cutting) 7/10 JUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1's Edible FruitsUpdate: 4915 days 15hrs Comments: - The strictly tropical plant has been in my house/garden for the last 3 years. I am still testing and see how to manage this plant efficiently in term of water and temperature. I will figure it out very soon. I have tested some little plants permanently in pots but stand in saucers full of water and so far so good. Some cuttings have been in a vase of water for the last 7 months and leaves still growing slowly. I found out about this by accident and all experiments have happened indoor during winter months. However, I water this big one sparingly just in case I loose it. I bring my pots inside the kitchen when temperature during the day under 15 degrees for a week or more. Anyway, before having conclusion I must test more to make sure my theory is workable before applying the rules permanently. Conclusion: These pandan plants love water, the pot can sit in a saucer fill up with water permanently. The only trick is when the temperature is less than 15 degree celcius for a week than bring the pot inside the house somewhere bright and warm but not close to the heating point. Planted: 2007 Growing: In a Pot Qty: 6 Sun/Shade: Full Shade Pollination: No When I Fertilise: Spring Pest Control: Mealy bugs but rarely. I use fingers to go through each of the leaves to get rid of them Organic Status:Organic Was this review helpful? Yes | No | Report 32 of 37 people found this review useful* You need your own My Edibles Page to contribute Quick & Easy |
White Sapote - Ortega (Grafted) 10/10 JUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1's Edible FruitsUpdate: 5001 days 12hrs Comments: - Lovely fruits with avocado /sweet custard creamy flavour without fiberous texture. Very easy to look after. Prone to magnesium deficiency (yellow leaves in spring) but is quite easy to manage with epsom salt. Highly recommended. Citrus fertilizer and potash should be given once a year in Spring. This year, not many fruits and very small and dropped very young. I think too much rain caused this condition. Planted: 2002 Height 4 metres Growing: In the Ground Qty: 3 Fruit Harvest: 20 kilograms per Year First Fruited: 1 Years from purchase in pot Sun/Shade: Full Sun Water Given in: Autumn Pruned By: 10% in Spring Pollination: Cross Pollination When I Fertilise: When Fruiting and Spring Pest Control: Bag when fruits are in light yellow or pale stage. Can be picked when mature, store in the fridge up to 2 weeks. Will ripe after being taken out. Was this review helpful? Yes | No | Report 8 of 8 people found this review useful CommentsTyalgumPhil says... [5403 days 14hrs ago]Nice looking Ortega fruit, they seem much bigger than I imagined. I boughtone of these from a fruit stall the other day as a pollinator for Vista and Chris varietiesRob&Brons patch says... [5240 days 10hrs ago] TimmyDoulos says... [5165 days 1hrs ago] Would love to taste one of these. one day hope to grow some.Peter91 says... [2972 days 4hrs ago] Do you still happen to have any white sapote tree's? Can you send me an email at peterantoniw@msn.com to discuss some things.* You need your own My Edibles Page to contribute Quick & Easy   |
Persimon Fuju (Grafted) 10/10 JUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1's Edible FruitsUpdate: 5001 days 12hrs Comments: - One of my best trees with plenty of fruits, Potash at flowering time. Mulch well. About 10% of young fruits do drop but I think it is part of the nature in thinning the crop. Fruits must be bagged otherwise they will disappear in few days due to birds. Highly recommended. Plenty of fruits as usual this year. Fruiting Months April and May Planted: 2002 Height 4 metres Growing: In the Ground Qty: 2 Fruit Harvest: 500 Fruit Per Year First Fruited: 1 Years from purchase in pot Sun/Shade: Full Sun Water Given in: Autumn Pruned By: 10% in Pollination: Self Pollination When I Fertilise: Spring Pest Control: Birds love the fruits so netting is a must. Organic Status:Partially Organic Was this review helpful? Yes | No | Report 4 of 5 people found this review useful* You need your own My Edibles Page to contribute Quick & Easy |
mandarine imperial (Grafted) 10/10 JUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1's Edible FruitsUpdate: 5001 days 12hrs Comments: - Very easy to look after. Nice tree. Fruits used to be very sour until I was told to fix the problem by adding some lime and epsom salt. I have been doing it very year after that. I also found that the tree loves water when fruiting. Fruits grow to certain size then the skin continue to grow but not the inside so the fruits is not firm to touch but softer, I know it is time to pick the fruits. Normally, this tree fruits every second year, last year it had a good crop and it looks like the same as last year. Thanks to the rain we have had lately. Fruiting Months July, August, October Planted: 2003 Height 2 metres Qty: 1 Fruit Harvest: 10 kilograms per Year First Fruited: 1 Years from purchase in pot Sun/Shade: Full Sun Water Given in: Autumn Pollination: Self Pollination When I Fertilise: Spring Pest Control: White flies but I do nothing. Organic Status:Organic Was this review helpful? Yes | No | Report 7 of 7 people found this review useful* You need your own My Edibles Page to contribute Quick & Easy |
Goji Berry - Shrub 9/10 JUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1's Edible FruitsUpdate: 5001 days 12hrs Comments: - Bought the plants 18 months ago. Very easy to look after. Fruits are very sweet and refreshing. I was told not to prune during growing season because flowers normally appear at the end of long branches. Low mainternance, highly recomended. Easy to multiply by cuttings. Fruits have lots of vitamin A, are very good for your health Has started to have flowers and some fruits but very limited Fruiting Months February and December Planted: 2009 Height 1.2 metres Growing: In a Pot Qty: 2 Fruit Harvest: 50 Fruit Per Year First Fruited: 18 Months from Purchase in Pot Sun/Shade: Full Sun Pollination: No When I Fertilise: Spring Pest Control: Netting Organic Status:Organic Was this review helpful? Yes | No | Report 22 of 26 people found this review useful* You need your own My Edibles Page to contribute Quick & Easy |
Acerola - Florida Sweet 10/10 JUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1's Edible FruitsUpdate: 5001 days 12hrs Comments: - Very easy to look after, the more water it gets, the more flowers it
gives. Lot of Cute pink flowers appear in Summer. Red fruits ready to
eat out of hand in about a month or adding to fruit punch. This fruit
has very high vitamin C content. Fruits are used to make Vitamin C
pills in USA. I lime once a year with just a teaspoon. I get about 50 fruits a year for a tree in pot, I recon it is very good. However, netting is a must because birds love them. You cannot buy this fruit in melbourne so it is a good tree to have in the backyard. I have recently repot to 105 litre pot from 55 litre pot. Woke up very late in Spring, had lots of flowers but no fruit set so far this year Fruiting Months January, February, March, April, November, December Planted: 2002 Growing: In a Pot Qty: 1 Fruit Harvest: 50 Fruit Per Year First Fruited: 1 Years from purchase in pot Sun/Shade: Medium Sun Pruned By: 5% in Pollination: No When I Fertilise: When Fruiting and Spring Pest Control: Netting to deter birds Organic Status:Organic Was this review helpful? Yes | No | Report 23 of 27 people found this review useful* You need your own My Edibles Page to contribute Quick & Easy    |
west Indies lime 10/10 JUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1's Edible FruitsUpdate: 5145 days 8hrs Comments: - This lime has special flavour in making fishsauce, beautiful fragrant. Fruits are a bit smaller than normal lime but it is worthwhile to have the tree. Fruits can be pickled to be used in certain dishes. Fruiting Months January, April, May, June, August, September Planted: 1998 Height 2.5 metres Growing: In the Ground Qty: 1 Fruit Harvest: 5 kilograms per Year First Fruited: 2 Years from purchase in pot Sun/Shade: Full Sun Water Given in: Summer Pruned By: 20% in After Fruiting Pollination: No When I Fertilise: When Fruiting Pest Control: None Was this review helpful? Yes | No | Report 6 of 6 people found this review useful CommentsBirdybooo1 says... [4759 days 3hrs ago]Hi Jubube, I am trying to grow one of this myself. I also live in Melbourne, I was told they will not grow well in our weather. Did you have to do anything special with your plant for it to grow so big? Thank you in advance.JUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1 says... [4758 days 13hrs ago] Hi Birdy, It should grows ok in Melbourne no special treatment. The first 5 years my tree most of the time not growing strong and all the fruits dropped but it gets used to the weather and started to produce fruits that stay on the trees. Just citrus fertilizer under the canopy, a bit at the time. Good luck.VF1 says... [4505 days 10hrs ago] Hi Jujube - what a lovely tree you have in Melbourne! You have made me happy - a local nursery (Gold Coast Hinterland) told me not to bother with it as it needs more warmth. Time to prove them wrong!* You need your own My Edibles Page to contribute Quick & Easy |
blood orange 10/10 JUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1's Edible FruitsUpdate: 5200 days 15hrs Comments: - Very handsome tree producing a good crop every second year. fruits have sweet and sour taste and good flavor. Epsom salt and lime are given once a year. Rely on rain water to survive. Fruiting Months January, February, March Planted: 2004 Height 2 metres Growing: In the Ground Qty: 1 First Fruited: 2 Years from purchase in pot Sun/Shade: Full Sun Water Given in: Summer Pollination: Self Pollination When I Fertilise: Spring Pest Control: None Organic Status:Organic Was this review helpful? Yes | No | Report 5 of 7 people found this review useful* You need your own My Edibles Page to contribute Quick & Easy |
Lotus and lily pond (Seedling) 9/10 JUJUBEFORSALEINMELBOURNE1's Edible FruitsUpdate: 5309 days 4hrs Comments: - The ponds help me to relax. I remove 1/4 of the content each pond every year. Give it some potash and top up with water every now and then. Fruiting Months January and February Planted: 2004 Growing: In a Pot Qty: 2 Water Given in: Spring Pollination: Self Pollination Organic Status:Partially Organic Was this review helpful? Yes | No | Report 6 of 7 people found this review useful* You need your own My Edibles Page to contribute Quick & Easy  |
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