Papaya carica 'Thai Dwarf' - Thai Dwarf Papaya Fruit
By Delonix1
- 21 Feb, 2012
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My Thai Dwarf Papaya fruits are getting large...the fruit can grow to 18in/46cm long. Photo taken Feb. 17, 2012.
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Not sure. I hope in March sometime. Papaya fruit can take from 3 - 6 months to ripen.
21 Feb, 2012
Yumm yumm they do look tasty :o))
21 Feb, 2012
They will be very sweet and tasty, once they ripen. :>)
You can also see all Maradol papayas in the background.
21 Feb, 2012
is it a "formosa" papaya?
http://images04.olx.com.br/ui/2/39/13/32443613_2.jpg
or a "papaia"
http://www.portaldoagronegocio.com.br/arquivos/a_mamoeiro_brasil_1364776800.jpg
you can see the difference, the formosa fruit is more rounded and grows bigger... the papaia has more slim and longer fruits...and its enzymatic concentration is different
the formosa is sweeter and the "papaia" is more sour
your looks similar to the "formosa" type
28 Feb, 2012
Aleyna:
Thai dwarf is a common variety here. The fruits are huge and the plant actually is pretty large for a dwarf. It could be a "Formosa type"...I'm not sure of it's origins.
28 Feb, 2012
cool :)
28 Feb, 2012
:>)
Some of my Maradol papayas in the background are starting to ripen. YAY!
29 Feb, 2012
You must have a big garden they look great hope you enjoyed them.
19 Aug, 2017
Yes, they were very good. :>))
20 Aug, 2017
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21 Aug, 2017
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How much longer before you can enjoy them?
21 Feb, 2012