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Chachafruto
Hi......... I would like to get seeds........or small Plants of Erythrina edulis..........called Chachafruto............ Here are some pictures........ https://www.flickr.com/photos/27643332@N07/2595276158/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIrDRt0iLZQ |
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Location: Khonkaen, Thailand, an agricultural and horticultural center in NE Thailand
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Re: Chachafruto
I notice that you are in Sao Paulo. I don't believe that this is a highland area, which, apparently, E. edulis prefers. Please keep us informed on how it goes. This plant interests me. Thanks for bringing it to our attention.
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Re: Chachafruto
São Paulo city is about 1000 mts high........... I use to keep other Erytrina species that I got in my trips..........like Erythrina mulungu.......E. verna............E. crista-galli.............. I keep these in a more higher place..........1200-1400mts.........that my family use to have a small land............about 50 km from the center.......... Top of the "Serra do Mar"................it´s a high land for us in Brazil............ Atlantic Forest Realm............ I think that Erithryna can adapt very well................ Once they live in harsh conditions............they seems to be very hard plant............ And also they are considered pionner plants............. I have no experience with Erythrina edulis............. I hope to get some seeds...........or better..........few small plants.............. I´m trying this contact............Fundacion CIESAM.............. fundacionciesam@yahoo.es CIESAM - Centro de Investigacion en Soluciones Alimentarias para el Mundo - EcoPortal.net I send an e-mail yesterday.......and I did not recieved a response yet......... I´m waiting..........kkkkkkkkk Another reference is about Luis Enrique Acero Duarte............this man write a Book about Chachafruto........... Guía para el cultivo y aprovechamiento del chachafruto o balú: Erythrina ... - Luis Enrique Acero Duarte - Google Livros I thik is he......... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8XdJhTkXjo |
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