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Ambarella Fruit

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Poster: chong (see this users gallery) Photo of Dwarf Ambarella fruit. The tall Ambarella has a fruit that is similar. Notice that the seed, excluding the shape, is similar to that of a mango after you sop up the pulp. The whole fruits are unripe fruits, they will grow a little bit bigger than shown before ripening.
· Date: Mon May 5, 2008 · Views: 1227 · Filesize: 23.5kb · Dimensions: 480 x 360 ·
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Tropicallvr

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Registered: August 2005
Posts: 1032

Mon May 5, 2008 2:29pm

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Never even heard of that fruit. Have you checked out the "cloud forest cafe" they would probably really dig your exotic fruits grown in a cooler climate.

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mskitty38583

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Registered: November 2007
Location: north carolina
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Mon May 5, 2008 9:10pm

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chong

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Registered: November 2006
Location: Seattle, WA
Posts: 1840

Mon May 5, 2008 10:26pm

Yes, I frequently read their postings and occasionally find some interesting discussions. But most of the time, I find some people post sources of seeds or plants. To date, I have not found anyone posting a domestic source of seeds for the Ambarella. Only plants.

The Ambarella is a mango relative and is native to Southeast Asia. It has a dwarf and tall form. Fruit tastes like a cross between mango and pineapple. The dwarf fruits in 9 months from transplanting at 12-inches high.

It has a south American relative called the Red Mombin and Yellow Mombin. The fruits are smaller, about the size of a small plum, compared to the Ambarella which can grow to 3.5-inches.

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