Achacha fruit tree (forum)

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HI, I am looking to buy Achacha fruit tree, do you have any in stock? if you do please contact me through my email sydneytrinh@ymail.com or my mobil no. 0452097490. Hope to hear from you soon, thank you . Trang

Time: 16th February 2012 10:27pm

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jIMMY says...
You need to contact Daleys direct not via the forum which is for amateurs to share tips


Time: 17th February 2012 12:04pm

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Nick says...
If you want, I can send you some seeds Trang :)

Time: 17th February 2012 6:15pm

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Trang says...
Hi,
That would be so great, please send me some seeds of Achacha , my email is sydneytrinh@ymail.com and my contact number is 0452097490. Hope to hear from you soon. Many Thanks. Trang Trinh

Time: 21st February 2012 8:03pm

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BJ says...
Try direct planting some straight into the ground if you can. They grow quicker that way. I have heaps of small seedlings in pots and quite a few that have popped up out of the compost this year.

Time: 21st February 2012 8:55pm

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chillilover says...
Well i've given up hope on my seeds i got from you Nick. Any idea though how long it takes to sprout. I have 2 in pots and 2 in the ground. It's been raining so badly i am preety sure the ground ones are gonnas.

Time: 21st February 2012 9:06pm

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Nick says...
Mine are also taking their time despite getting the royal treatment, but it's only been about a month so I guess I have to be a bit more patient. The emails sent Trang :)

Time: 21st February 2012 9:30pm

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BJ says...
Be patient. They can take up to 8 months to shoot.

Time: 21st February 2012 9:34pm

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chillilover says...
Really? wow. That's preety long. I maybe should put a date on it otherwise i'll forget.

Time: 21st February 2012 9:40pm

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BJ says...
Yeah, Ones from last season started shooting at about 4 months, the stragglers are only coming up now, so that is closer to 12 months. The latest ones are ones i've tried in the hardest spots - full sun, natural rainfall only, crap dirt etc. Still get 50% germination so far. tough buggers.

Time: 21st February 2012 9:43pm

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John Mc says...
What doesn't germinate before winter will come up next spring so don't despair.

Time: 21st February 2012 9:43pm

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amanda says...
Lol..that's so true John Mc! Can't tell u how many times I have dumped planted seedling mix (in pots) in the open herb garden - and the seeds have ended up germinating after months of doing nothing!?

I have decided my herb garden is the best spot for me to germinate seeds now...it gets watered every cupla days and is in full sun...I have got all sorts of plants up and running in there now :D

Time: 21st February 2012 9:49pm

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