Garcinia Intermedia Review - Weird Fruit Explorer Ep. 206
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"019 Ffuge No Five" by Miranda taylor and Mike Hunchback
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The Fruit and Spice Park in Redland, Florida has an unmarked garcinia intermedia
Garcinia intermedia is the lemon drop mangosteen you tried in ep. 42. This one looks like the original G. humilis (Achachairu) from Bolivia. The one from Australia is a different variation with less rounded fruit. The farm in Australia purposely found a distinct variation so they could patent the variety.
i really want to meet you and just hug u. u seem like u give rlly good hugs
Love that you found more garcinia fruit to try! I'm determined to add some to my fruit tree collection and finding definitive taste tests on them can be difficult! So excited about this video!
Sigh. I wish that mangosteens were more readily-available in the US. Great video, as always!
love your stuff man!
That is very large and round for Achachairu, I eat them every time I go to Santa Cruz Bolivia, there is a small town called porongo that grows them and they have a festival.
Lucs Mexican garcinia mangosteen. I think in Mexico it's called Limoncillo.
FINALLY! Got a decent knife...
Do you happen to remember the approximate diameter of this fruit? This information would be very useful for identification. Garcinia Intermedia fruits are typically Ø3cm; in the video, the fruits appear quite larger.
I need another video, and after that, another one
Garcinia Vleerackeii Luc's Mexican Garcinia Limoncillo
How I envy your bold lifestyle...
Thats way too big for lemondrop imo.
It''s such a shame. Argentina's just south of Bolivia which has all these crazy, wild fruit, but nobody there's ever heard of a achachairu, or pacay, or any of those other things. You'd be lucky to even find a loquat or cherimoya there...
The rose apples were on the Rio Grande river in Jamaica.
I Lolled So Much When You Said Achacha
Nice!
I've seen these called "yellow mangosteen" and apparently they are called achacha in Bolivia addition to the more famous Garcinia Humilis (achacha). The Humilis is the one famous in Australia.
Hopefully you managed to find Charichuelo (Garcinia madruno) it's a crazy looking fruit and quite tasty as well