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I got some pics (a while back) from a friend whose neighbor had a long line of these plants along the back of his property. He sent me pics of the fruit but said they taste like Apple and get about 6 feet tall
Any Opinions would be great. It has been suggested they are Dwarf Brazilian. Would love to hear what anyone here thinks Thanks
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While we are waiting for the real experts, I can tell you to rule out dwarf Brazilian. They have "persistent bracts" - the male flowers and purple covers do not fall off like those have.
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Silk/Manzano.
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Thanks Gabe... But isn't Manzano taller? I was told they never get taller than 7 max but most are only about 6 feet.
But it's definitely Not Dwarf Brazilian?
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Height is extremely variable based on conditions. 6-7ft is rather short, but possible. It is definitely not ‘Dwarf Brazilian’.
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