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Fruit in Egypt.
Write, did anyone try to grow what from the seeds of fruits eaten in Egypt? A couple of years ago, a palm tree began to grow from the seed of a date. And now I'm interested in mango and efta.
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It sprouts well, but quickly disappeared, even a month did not germinate.
http://toptropicals.com/html/tropics/articles/fruits.htm
http://toptropicals.com/html/tropics/articles/fruits.htm
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answered 14 years ago
Dates sprout even from already processed seeds.
With mango it is much more difficult. You can sow a seed and after 6 years, with proper care, wait for the fruits.
And you can get vaccinated. For this, you need a stock (a seedling grown from a seed) and a graft (so to speak, an already functioning tree). Then you can wait for the fruits faster.
But again - leaving!!! Correct!!!
With mango it is much more difficult. You can sow a seed and after 6 years, with proper care, wait for the fruits.
And you can get vaccinated. For this, you need a stock (a seedling grown from a seed) and a graft (so to speak, an already functioning tree). Then you can wait for the fruits faster.
But again - leaving!!! Correct!!!
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answered 14 years ago
My mango did not rise at all, neither Egyptian nor Thai. Dates - like grass - grow wherever you stick them. Ashtu did not try to grow. The loquat sprouts and feels great in our apartments, but I brought its bones from Turkey. A friend grew a luxurious guayaba (guava) from Cuban seeds.
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answered 14 years ago
Mango, and other hard bones need to be filed to rise faster.
I brought it in May and the employee planted splits along the seam from the stone, it began to sprout in a month, somehow I was not interested further.
I brought it in May and the employee planted splits along the seam from the stone, it began to sprout in a month, somehow I was not interested further.
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answered 14 years ago
Get interested in pomegranate and figs!
They have been growing for me for many years and always make me happy, especially pomegranates - the flowers are very beautiful, the fruits are interesting. Figs also bear fruit.
They have been growing for me for many years and always make me happy, especially pomegranates - the flowers are very beautiful, the fruits are interesting. Figs also bear fruit.
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answered 14 years ago
They all love the sun, but this spring I will be planting some trees outdoors.
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answered 14 years ago
"Mango and other hard bones need to be filed"
nadin65, thanks for the advice. Will have to try.
elenako, how did you germinate figs? Just a ripe fruit whole in the ground?
nadin65, thanks for the advice. Will have to try.
elenako, how did you germinate figs? Just a ripe fruit whole in the ground?
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answered 14 years ago
I already kukpila a small tree in a pot rather out of curiosity - what happens. And it turned out that in the first year he gave two figs! It was something !!!
And then everyone was already wondering what could be achieved in the future. Almost every year I transplant into a deeper pot, there are not so many fruits, but they are there and ripen perfectly. This year they even dried a couple of figs, they still lie.
I planted an avocado from the seed. It took a very, very long time to rise, for three months, and then as it went into growth, I thought the ceiling would also be demolished.
And then everyone was already wondering what could be achieved in the future. Almost every year I transplant into a deeper pot, there are not so many fruits, but they are there and ripen perfectly. This year they even dried a couple of figs, they still lie.
I planted an avocado from the seed. It took a very, very long time to rise, for three months, and then as it went into growth, I thought the ceiling would also be demolished.
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answered 14 years ago
http://toptropicals.com/html/tropics/articles/fruits.htm
I repeat this link, it describes in detail and there is a photo of how to grow exotic fruit trees in a room, a list of all, and what I have never even heard of.
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Growing tropical plants in non-tropical climates
I repeat this link, it describes in detail and there is a photo of how to grow exotic fruit trees in a room, a list of all, and what I have never even heard of.
Tropics on the windowsill
Growing tropical plants in non-tropical climates
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answered 14 years ago
In February, they brought home a mango, one of the seeds was open, they threw it into the ground. She ascended in 2-3 weeks, began to grow well, summer grew well, but recently, about a month ago, she stopped releasing new leaves and began to shed those that had already grown. It's a pity (we affectionately called this tree "African") Probably all the same in our climate there is not enough heat, and most importantly the sun.
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answered 14 years ago
in Egypt we bought such fruits as apricots, about the size of orange with a nasty skin, juicy, tasty, and inside the bones, about five, similar to persimmon seeds.
I brought these seeds, planted them, probably waited a month for them to sprout, but they didn’t ...
already lost hope, put the pot on the balcony (it was just this hot summer) and stopped watering. haven't watered in about a month. and then I planted another flower in the same pot, started watering again.
the flower that I planted grew for itself and grew, but some more sprouts appeared, and I completely forgot that my bones remained there)
like this)))
now my plant is growing
does anyone know what it's called???
I brought these seeds, planted them, probably waited a month for them to sprout, but they didn’t ...
already lost hope, put the pot on the balcony (it was just this hot summer) and stopped watering. haven't watered in about a month. and then I planted another flower in the same pot, started watering again.
the flower that I planted grew for itself and grew, but some more sprouts appeared, and I completely forgot that my bones remained there)
like this)))
now my plant is growing
does anyone know what it's called???
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answered 14 years ago
This is a medlar. A beautiful ornamental tree grows. The main thing is not to let the roots dry and not to let it freeze.
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answered 14 years ago
you know, I looked at the photo on the Internet - the leaves are similar to the Japanese medlar, but the fruits are not very) we ate completely without pubescence. and orange like apricots.
and it is also written that it is an "Evergreen tree up to 8 m high"!
and it is also written that it is an "Evergreen tree up to 8 m high"!
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answered 14 years ago
There is a smooth http://www.photosight.ru/photos/1403909/
Probably different varieties. And yes, this is an evergreen big tree! :))) Very beautiful leaves.
Probably different varieties. And yes, this is an evergreen big tree! :))) Very beautiful leaves.
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