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sunfish 04-16-2014 07:07 PM

Who's growing loquats ?
 
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barnetmill 04-16-2014 08:11 PM

Re: Who's growing loquats ?
 
I am planting a lot of loquats. These are seedlings from friends tree.

I am looking for a mail order nursery that sells several of the grafted cultivars to serve as a future source of scion wood. I have not had much luck so far.

Bob3 04-17-2014 06:35 PM

Re: Who's growing loquats ?
 
... ate the first one a couple days ago; almost done puckering today!

Snookie 04-17-2014 07:14 PM

Re: Who's growing loquats ?
 
How D

Have some planted that are a few years old but no fruit as of yet:{

How long does it take for them to bear fruit?

bananimal 04-17-2014 09:22 PM

Re: Who's growing loquats ?
 
With a grafted tree you can get fruit in one year. Here is my Tori Loquat with the remaining fruit after the birds attacked. Moved it into the pool enclosure with 9 fruit still intact. I was advised by the nursery guy who did the grafting to let them get soft after they yellow. They were on the small side for this first fruiting but they were delicious!


Kat2 04-18-2014 12:05 AM

Re: Who's growing loquats ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bob3 (Post 243082)
... ate the first one a couple days ago; almost done puckering today!

None of the 3 loquats I've tasted were from grafted trees. They were small but delicious. All were a bit soft to the touch; color is not an indication of goodness. I will never eat another persimmon in my life because of my experience as a child sampling a tiny "deer" one beside the stable. I'm not a baby; I can eat a lemon or lime without issues and really like sour but I was puckered up for a week from that nasty thing. Blech!

barnetmill 04-18-2014 07:11 AM

Re: Who's growing loquats ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Kat2 (Post 243100)
None of the 3 loquats I've tasted were from grafted trees. They were small but delicious. All were a bit soft to the touch; color is not an indication of goodness. I will never eat another persimmon in my life because of my experience as a child sampling a tiny "deer" one beside the stable. I'm not a baby; I can eat a lemon or lime without issues and really like sour but I was puckered up for a week from that nasty thing. Blech!

Sorry to hear about your experience, but you are missing some wonderful fruit, especially the Japanese/Asian persimmons and some American persimmons also not bad if you wait until they are ripe.


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