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Old 10-28-2012, 02:35 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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I was reading in another thread about papaya and someone on there was growing one called Sweet Sue from Thailand. They are apparently fairly cold hardy, for papaya that is, taking temps to the mid twenties. I found one individual in Texas who was growing them and got snow on it and it still survived. They lost it though and their source for seed is no longer.

Does anyone know where to get these or know of someone in Thailand that may be able find them?



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Old 10-28-2012, 02:37 PM   #2 (permalink)
 
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Here it is in snow.



I contacted this person already about it and they lost it so please don't bother them.

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Here is a link with more info and pictures.

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This looks promising. If you ever manage to get your hands on it, let me know. I'd love to give it a shot both up here in Santa Clara and back home in Granada Hills. Do you know if it will set fruit on its own, or does it need a male plant?
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subtropical papayas?
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Yeah that was the thread I was reading, then did some more searching. The member Bamboo Conne'iseur that grew/grows it does not seem to have an account anymore or something. So I do not know how to get in touch with him.

Also I have no idea if it is self fertile.
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Any luck on finding the "sweet sue" seeds? My email to John (see above ) bounced back.
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No luck. let's keep trying though.
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Now the question is does it germinate true to seed?
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...Does anyone know where to get these or know of someone in Thailand that may be able find them?

I have people in Thailand right now plus more going next month.
Anybody have a "local name" for it?
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I went searching and found:
Sweet Sue papaya - Bing

It is an old thread, I did not attempt any follow up. I know the Rio valley is not a small area but just maybe someone that lives there?

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looked for a local name for Thailand but have not found it yet. Maybe others will have better luck.
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Could it be "Tainung" ?

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I've had that Royal Star papaya before.

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Never bothered to put the seedlings in the ground tho (but I still have seeds).

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That may be it. Seems like a good candidate. It sounds like it takes frost fairly well.

I also wanted to try that royal star papaya, it sounds good.
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That may be it. Seems like a good candidate. It sounds like it takes frost fairly well...


What's the typical size range & flesh color of the "Tainung's" fruit?
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