I'm Brazilian and grumixama brings me childhood memories. I had a huge tree in my yard. Nowadays they're extremely rare. I haven't seen one for the past 25 years! Thanks for the memories, dude.
Hi, do you prune your plant Grumichama? I have one which is keep growing taller, more than 2 meters and not yet flowered, please help me with your valuable advice, Thanks
I first pruned after it began to fruit, the branches are brittle. I removed inner growth to allow better air flow. Mine gets minimal fertilizer and lots of water.
From what I’ve heard, yes. But with more of a hint of cherry, pomegranate, and apple. But mine have yet to flower so I’m not sure. Also tropical fruit in general are known to taste very different to different people and in slightly different growing conditions
Nice ! Wish I could get that Tropical to survive & produce here in the interior, low desert climate here in Metro Phoenix, Arizona, US. But just a little too hot here; particularly overnight in the summer. I did have a plant nearly make it 3 yrs in a protected micro-climate, but struggled just a bit too much.
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Beautiful fruit grumixima (eugenia brasiliensis) a grumixima amarela e mais saborosa Very Nice vídeo
Looks very healthy.
I'm Brazilian and grumixama brings me childhood memories. I had a huge tree in my yard. Nowadays they're extremely rare. I haven't seen one for the past 25 years! Thanks for the memories, dude.
Thats'interesting! You're welcome.
You have very beautiful garden...❤❤❤❤
Thanks a lot
How tall before the grumichama bear fruit
1 meter or 3 feet
Did you provide frost protection for the Grumichama when it was a seedling? Or are they completely fine unprotected through Victorian frosts?
Completely unprotected outside in my winter garden
Hi George is the cherry a prolific producer?
Yes
Sir is grumichara is same as Surinam cherry.can you teach us what
Surinam cherry has a ribbed shape. Grumichama are round and much sweeter.
How long it will take for fruiting
Grumichama takes 3-4 years to fruit in my climate.
Nice
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Hi, do you prune your plant Grumichama? I have one which is keep growing taller, more than 2 meters and not yet flowered, please help me with your valuable advice, Thanks
I first pruned after it began to fruit, the branches are brittle. I removed inner growth to allow better air flow. Mine gets minimal fertilizer and lots of water.
I live in Puerto Rico, we have grumichama but not apricot. Wish i had a tree though
Fabulous colour to the apricots. At least my grumichama is looking pretty good for winter, no leaf loss yet 🤞
Grumichama and Suriname cherry are far more cold tolerant than Acerola
So niceeeeeee 😍😍😍
Thanks 🤗
one of my grumichama is doing well and another keeps threatening to give up.
Does Grumichama taste similar to Acerola(barbados cherry) or Suriname Cherry?
From what I’ve heard, yes. But with more of a hint of cherry, pomegranate, and apple. But mine have yet to flower so I’m not sure. Also tropical fruit in general are known to taste very different to different people and in slightly different growing conditions
Grumichama is sweeter than Acerola, even more so than Suriname Cherry. All 3 have a hint of pepper and spice.
Very nice crop. Mine didn't fruit this year but nevermind, there's always next year.
Grumichama takes around 4 years to fruit in Melbourne. Better luck next year.
Nice ! Wish I could get that Tropical to survive & produce here in the interior, low desert climate here in Metro Phoenix, Arizona, US. But just a little too hot here; particularly overnight in the summer. I did have a plant nearly make it 3 yrs in a protected micro-climate, but struggled just a bit too much.
I hope you have better luck!
My grumichama looks one third the size of yours at 7 years
I wonder why