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SKULLBIKER'S 2024 G.O.LOG

Time for a little update here. At the back of my property is another banana tree, this is an apple banana type. As the name says, they have a definite apple flavor to them.

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The bananas off the top of the bunch.

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All of the rest of the bunch after they hung in the screen porch and ripened.

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This was a bit of a surprise in pineapple land. One of the newer plants in a gallon pot decided to fruit. Overall now there are 29 plants with fruit on them.

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The fruits on the mango tree are growing rapidly now and it has dropped literally hundreds as it only holds on to what it can take care of.

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And I just started getting the first decent quantity of Miracle Berry fruits.

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Some pineapple plant pics. Group shot in the spare lot.

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A little closer look.

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This is the only plant I have that has this red tinted leaves and fruit.

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Here's a Tamarind tree that has been in a 40 liter container for 5 years and not doing very well. I finally put it in the dirt where it will either live or die.

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Those Miracle Fruit berries just keep on coming right now.

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Nothing like a green lizard on a pineapple plant.

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My redish pineapple plant in post #22 may be more rare than I think, something similar was on the news yesterday.

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And, it's getting kind of warm here now. This is in the shade in my screen porch.

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I was cutting down the Passion Fruit vine that was growing up in the oak tree again and I've been finding many fruits. I have harvested about 3 pints of pulp so far.

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The mangos are coming in big time right now. About 40 fruit processed so far, about 50 on a table in the house doing their final ripening and a LOT left on the tree yet.

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AND, I don't know how I went 70 years without eating OKRA but a couple of weeks ago I was at Costco and saw some pickled ones and thought I should try them. HOLY SHIT, THEY WERE AWESOME. And now I have planted two types so I'll be able to pickle my own and also use them in many of the yummy recipes that I have been searching. I planted them and they took 3 days to germinate!

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