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Seeds will not germinate when completely dry or got frozen.
Fresh seeds are very easy and fast to germinate.
I bought this plant twice from someone on ebay for about $17 each. The first time around, it died indoors during the winter.
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Got mine in a 4" pot from Logee's- the plant was about a foot tall, and came with mealybug on it, which was easy to control, and I've nev...Read More
I do have a 14 (yes) 14 feet tree. I have done cuttings and germinated 100s of them. For germination fresh seeds is key, for cuttings ....Read More
I have had this plant growing for 2 years. It has never made any fruit, nor has it bloomed. Seems to be growing just fine, just has neve...Read More
I grow this on the lanai in morning sun. When I start seeing buds I place it outside in a bright location for insect pollination. The ...Read More
I bought this plant from a nursery in Miami Fl, and started getting berries about a month afterwards..truly an amazing experience.
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We are looking to buy seeds, plants, granules, etc. Please get back to me via dmail
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Where can one buy the plant? Is it invasive? Can it be used as a hedge?
I got a plant in May (yes one for my mom and one for myself... she still got her mothers day present). My little plant is okay, seems h...Read More
WE LIVE IN THE GREATER VANCOUVER AREA IN THE PROVICE BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA AND ABOUT 12 YEARS AGO WE WERE GIVEN A BRANCH FROM ONE O...Read More
Hey for all of you growing the miracle fruit.. I live in yokohama, Japan and I just wanted to let you know that they are starting to impo...Read More
My piers and I have been growing miracle fruit among several other tropical and subtropical plants in northern New Mexico. One of our gre...Read More
The miracle fruit shown in the picture I posted is growing and thriving in pure shredded pine bark--about as acid as a planting medium can get.
In order to produce fruit the soil must be acid. A small taste of the fruit will result, after a short while, in a change in your taste b...Read More