Muntingia calabura - Strawberry Tree
By Delonix1
- 29 Jul, 2018
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My Strawberry tree is growing really well (since it's been planted in the ground). It has some small fruit and has another flower. It's a fast-growing tropical tree native the Caribbean and Southern Mexico. Photo taken July 28, 2018.
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It's already flowered. It has some small fruit on it.
30 Jul, 2018
That's great bet you can't wait to taste it.
Watching you tube I discovered why your Mangos in your shops don't have any taste that's because they inject growth stuff into fruit to make them bigger and veg even India does this so any thing that has not taste this is the reason same with water melons if the seeds are white in stead of black like we are getting the white seeds here its injected. Never eat a water melon that has cracks inside it will kill you.
https://youtu.be/9bZVTxokbrg
Then I checked out this stuff they use and guess what it causes strokes.
30 Jul, 2018
Actually, the reason why most mangoes imported into the U.S. don't have flavor is: because they put them through a hot water bath which cooks them. It kills the bugs and also kills most of the flavor.
30 Jul, 2018
What a shame but can understand not to get bugs coming into your country which could destroy vital crops. They come from Mexico dont they?
30 Jul, 2018
Yes, the majority of mangoes come from Mexico. However, San Diego County along with the Coachella Valley grow mangoes, also. The Coachella "Keitt" mangoes are some of the best mangoes I've ever tasted! Since the mangoes are grown here in California they don't have to be treated.
31 Jul, 2018
Said to taste like either cotton candy or sugar cubes. Fast growing small tree. That's nice. Not a huge tree but gets to where you want it fast not like many tropical's,at a slow pace.
31 Jul, 2018
Thats great you have your own from your own state and don't need to be treated sound great the taste of the one grown in Coachella "Keitt"
1 Aug, 2018
Yes, Cotton Candy tree is one of the other common names.
It's a very fast growing tree. It's starting out pretty slow, though. My friend's tree which is the sister plant is almost two ft tall. He fertilizes it, though. Lol!
1 Aug, 2018
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Looking good a flower already.?
29 Jul, 2018