Cashew Nut (forum)

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Please advise which company/chocolate industry need cashew nut I could supply for.


Time: 5th December 2008 3:05pm

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Anonymous says...
your a nut case

Time: 6th December 2008 8:24am

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Brendan says...
My cashew nut tree is bearing like mad , hundreds on.
Touched this one yesterday, and it fell in my hand. Tasted the 'bell', tastes like a cross between a grape and a mango? Possums and wallabies love em.
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Time: 1st December 2011 11:23am

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John Mc says...
Want to sell me some seed for germination? I bought a Cashew nut seedling tree from Daley's but didn't have any luck. Apparently there's a Cashew nut tree growing at Morriset, which is within 15km's from my place. Maybe germinating them from seed in my climate might get me somewhere?

Time: 1st December 2011 1:24pm

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Ned says...
Hey anonymous, that's "you're".

Time: 1st December 2011 7:49pm

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Brendan says...
Yeah no problems John Mc, I'll give you some.

Don't forget, they're a huge spreading/sprawling tree, with thick branches that usually break and crash to the ground, and keep growing!

Can you give me your postal address, thanks.

My new email address: bitquickeratbigponddotcom

Time: 2nd December 2011 7:11am

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john says...
A cashew nut tree in Morriset??. Hmm, if you believe that I have an interesting proposition for you in Nigerian Bank shares . Was sent to me via email . Promises to double my money. Pls contact soon.

Time: 2nd December 2011 9:23am

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trikus says...
There is an ancient bearing tree down near Childers on one of the coast roads . It has been spread around many growers in the area . One large tree I noticed at Duncans avacado farm in town . Pretty certain these are the source of Daleys trees .
It does not do well in the wet tropics .

Time: 2nd December 2011 10:17am

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John Mc says...
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"A cashew nut tree in Morriset??. Hmm, if you believe that I have an interesting proposition for you in Nigerian Bank shares "

Yeah, you're probably right, It was only hearsay, I've never been able to find it. How firm is that min tolerance of +10 deg C, does anyone know?
I lost a small seedling of an Agati, Agati grandiflora, (vegetable hummingbird), which is very firm at +10 deg C. My bush block gets down to +4.5 deg C. I might be wasting my time then?, I wonder if more advanced trees would tolerate down to +4.5 for brief overnight periods?


Time: 2nd December 2011 5:45pm

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Farouk says...
I've just paid for one from Daleys, going to experiment with it in my new garden patch we've cleared in the front yard in Sydney.

Time: 21st October 2019 1:44pm

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