Does this fruit, and if so how long will it take?
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Chris Not sure on this one.. I believe it will but not all do. I have several dwarf banana plants and one I had produced fruit after two years or so.. The one I purchased a few months ago from Amazon is way to small so far but have found that if you give them lots of sun/water in summer and very little water in winter because they will have root rot if watered too much in house in winter, just when you notice soil is too dry, buy a soil water meter if you don't have one. Mine has grown like a weed since I received and looks great. Hope this helps you.. any other questions feel free to ask.. I would buy again! Robert
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I don't know. Not worth the price though, all the fruit tastes bland. Dont waste your money
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I have had my persimmon one year and a few months now. It has lots of leaves, hasn't really grown taller but has some more leaves than last year. I haven't gotten fruit yet. We live in a warmer part of downtown santa cruz. It is a lot warmer than SF. That's all I can tell you at this point!
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no specific instructions for fruit. i suggest calibrating to zero using distilled water and then assay your sample.
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The product will kill soft scale insects and the fruit may be consumed after the period of time indicated on the product label which I believe is six weeks. However, another product that will work faster and allow you to consume the fruit immediately is insecticidal oil like Neem oil.
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Most fruit trees take a few years before they bear fruit. Longer when you start with a seed or cutting.
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I purchased this unit as a gift so do not have a complete answer to your question. However, it comes with a complete recipe book with step by step instructions. I would guess they will tell you when to add fruit or flavoring.
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I am sorry, but I don't know the answer to your question. I just put the trees in this year, so have not see any significant growth or fruits yet.
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Hello DML,In the life cycle of the fruit - the color will vary depending upon when it is harvested.Please let us know if there is anything else we may do for you.Kind regards,Lindsey
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I just received mine earlier this summer, so I don't expect fruit for 18 months or so. It'll stay potted, since I live in Michigan, and spend winters indoors. I've heard that in tropical areas, with year'round or nearly so, growing seasons, papayas can fruit in 12 months or less. My previous TR Hovey papaya was eventually planted in a large 20 inch diameter pot, and grew to be about 5 ft, tall in that pot. They can live 5-10 years or more.
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Yes, it is but I take a Q-tip and pass pollen between all the flowers on the one tree. I now have 5 fruit and they look very healthy. My tree is about 7' tall and it took a year for it to fruit. I keep it inside during the winter but move it outside during the day. I live in PHX. It needs lots of sun, water and warmth. Make sure soil is not soggy - it will rot.
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I'm not sure. I suppose if the fruit is as firm as any apple one might peel, then it will most likely work in my opinion. t\the only way to really tell is give it a try.
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Yes, it does fruit. However it is a very slow producing plant - years before it fruits. It should be planted in the ground, not a pot.
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The owners manual will not give you an exact temperature and tell you to experiment around with it. I have found between 125-135 from 4-10 hours. I squeeze lemon juice on mine so they take around 8 hours, again depending on what type of apple and the season for the apple. This all depends on how juicy the apples are when you go to dehydrate them and you will have to check them frequently. There is no set answer for all fruit as all fruit have different amounts of moisture in them as do vegetables. Hope this helps.
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I haven't gotten any fruit yet, but, my research found that oddly, it has nothing to do with age or even changes in light cycle. The Dragon fruit produces fruit when it gets to be 10lbs or heavier. I think that is strange!! I forgot where I read that. Apparently, it has to be a mature plant to produce fruit. Mine is a year old, almost, and it has "arms" shooting out of its side. Over time, it will look like dredd locks. Then, it will begin producing fruit-once it begins to get weight to the plant. That's just what I read. The "arms" can be cloned if you want to make more cactus plants. I haven't gotten any fruit yet, but, my research found that oddly, it has nothing to do with age or even changes in light cycle. The Dragon fruit produces fruit when it gets to be 10lbs or heavier. I think that is strange!! I forgot where I read that. Apparently, it has to be a mature plant to produce fruit. Mine is a year old, almost, and it has "arms" shooting out of its side. Over time, it will look like dredd locks. Then, it will begin producing fruit-once it begins to get weight to the plant. That's just what I read. The "arms" can be cloned if you want to make more... » Read More I haven't gotten any fruit yet, but, my research found that oddly, it has nothing to do with age or even changes in light cycle. The Dragon fruit produces fruit when it gets to be 10lbs or heavier. I think that is strange!! I forgot where I read that. Apparently, it has to be a mature plant to produce fruit. Mine is a year old, almost, and it has "arms" shooting out of its side. Over time, it will look like dredd locks. Then, it will begin producing fruit-once it begins to get weight to the plant. That's just what I read. The "arms" can be cloned if you want to make more cactus plants. « Show Less
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I bought one for my granddaughter for her birthday last year. She lives in Tampa and on a recent visit I can only tell you it will be years before it matures enough to bear fruit.....if it lives that long. It is however, thriving at the moment.
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This is the fruit itself. he outside is the rough part the inside is the delicious fruit. it also comes ins a red fruit inside.