Feijoa Pollination (forum)

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Hi Guys, Does anyone know if the feijoa unique is pollinated by the nazemetz and vice a versa?

Time: 9th May 2020 8:14pm

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ivepeters says...
Actually I have that combination, works really well.

Time: 11th May 2020 4:10pm

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JarrahG says...
Thanks for the reply ivepeters! Which do you like the best? How tall are they?
Thanks again

Time: 12th May 2020 6:12pm

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ivepeters says...
Couldn't really say which one I prefer, all good.
Both bit over 2m tall, that way I can Net them, fruit fly loves them.

Time: 14th May 2020 12:09pm

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MyrtleTurtle says...
Mr ivepeters, do you know of any Pouterias or Eugenias that are resistant to fruit-fly in Brisbane?

Time: 18th May 2020 12:29am

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ivepeters says...
Unfortunately any Eugenia worth having requires netting from fruit fly.
The Pouteria I do have are still to fruit, so couldn't comment.
Would think Sydney wouldn't be afflicted as much.

Time: 18th May 2020 5:39pm

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MyrtleTurtle says...
Sydney is badly afflicted. Every last fruit on a guava, plum or fig will be ravaged. Even thick skinned pomeloes have been damaged.

Time: 24th May 2020 3:09pm

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MyrtleTurtle says...
I heard Eugenia luschnathiana does not get stung, and that is supposed to be one of the best tasting.

Time: 24th May 2020 3:11pm

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ivepeters says...
Yeah, love pitomba, and agree one of the best, unfortunately gets stung as well.

Time: 25th May 2020 5:06pm

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