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PR-Giants 06-08-2014 09:03 AM

What's blooming in my tropical, tropical garden :)
 
Now is

Giant Surinam Cherry Season

:woohoonaner:



April 21






PR-Giants 06-08-2014 09:07 AM

Re: What's blooming in my tropical, tropical garden :)
 
Parcha are also blooming

:woohoonaner: :08:




bananimal 06-08-2014 06:25 PM

Re: What's blooming in my tropical, tropical garden :)
 
MU Surinam cherry are not the giant one. Still trying to get used to the bitter flavor. Not easy.

from the sea 06-08-2014 06:59 PM

Re: What's blooming in my tropical, tropical garden :)
 
how do you peel passion fruit like that? i love Suriname cherry, those are huge

merce3 06-08-2014 09:19 PM

Re: What's blooming in my tropical, tropical garden :)
 
i also can't get over the bitterness of the surinam cherries. i'm thinking about guerilla planting it in an area where i can access the fruit if my opinion changes. i know someone from the islands that uses them and other fruits to make a type of moonshine.

PR-Giants 06-09-2014 07:51 AM

Re: What's blooming in my tropical, tropical garden :)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by bananimal (Post 246393)
MU Surinam cherry are not the giant one. Still trying to get used to the bitter flavor. Not easy.

It's not easy and it will only become harder if all you do is complain. :ha:

or

You can pick them when they're dark purple, sweet, and ripe.

Disclaimer

Fruit in the above advertised photo were picked early for photographic purposes only,
and your colors may vary but should be a darker purple.

This is not a substitute for consultation with an actual knowledgeable person and
the creator is not liable for problems arising from following the advice on the site.

PR-Giants 06-09-2014 07:57 AM

Re: What's blooming in my tropical, tropical garden :)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by from the sea (Post 246397)
how do you peel passion fruit like that?

Teeth and fingers.



Disclaimer

Advice not intended for Native Floridians.

bananimal 06-09-2014 08:20 AM

Re: What's blooming in my tropical, tropical garden :)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by PR-Giants (Post 246431)
It's not easy and it will only become harder if all you do is complain. :ha:

or

You can pick them when they're dark purple, sweet, and ripe.

Disclaimer

Fruit in the above advertised photo were picked early for photographic purposes only,
and your colors may vary but should be a darker purple.

This is not a substitute for consultation with an actual knowledgeable person and
the creator is not liable for problems arising from following the advice on the site.

I have been picking them dark and soft. Still taste like ka ka.
Club members say eat a miracle fruit first.

Two tropical fruit that I am crazy about are parcha and guanabana. Had them since I was a kid.

PR-Giants 06-09-2014 08:37 AM

Re: What's blooming in my tropical, tropical garden :)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by bananimal (Post 246440)
I have been picking them dark and soft. Still taste like ka ka.
Club members say eat a miracle fruit first.

Two tropical fruit that I am crazy about are parcha and guanabana. Had them since I was a kid.

Then it must be an acquired taste, that you apparently haven't acquired yet.

I'd say eat the ka ka first and then see if the Surinam Cherry really tastes the same.

Iunepeace 06-12-2014 09:11 AM

Re: What's blooming in my tropical, tropical garden :)
 
Love Soursop too, just got some seeds from my gram to try and grow a tree. Anyone know how long Surinam Cherry trees take to bear fruit from seeds?

PR-Giants 06-12-2014 09:17 AM

Re: What's blooming in my tropical, tropical garden :)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Iunepeace (Post 246723)
Anyone know how long Surinam Cherry trees take to bear fruit from seeds?

In the tropics it takes about a year, and they will easily fruit in a small pot.

Iunepeace 06-12-2014 10:44 AM

Re: What's blooming in my tropical, tropical garden :)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by PR-Giants (Post 246725)
In the tropics it takes about a year, and they will easily fruit in a small pot.

WONDERFUL! I was researching plants in that family, like the cherimoya and the sugar-apple, and saw that the junglesop takes about ten years to bear reliably so I was a bit apprehensive lol. Thanks for clarifying :nanadrink:

from the sea 06-13-2014 04:06 AM

Re: What's blooming in my tropical, tropical garden :)
 
soursop takes a few years from seed

merce3 07-08-2014 02:07 PM

Re: What's blooming in my tropical, tropical garden :)
 
i tried a surinam cherry the other day at its peak ripeness and it was actually pretty good with no bitterness.


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