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Old 6-Mar-2008   #1
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Surinam Cherry

I have a surinam cherry that is presently blooming. I was surprised, however, to notice fruit. In short, it's producing fruit less than six months from when it last produced fruit.

Is it confused, or is this normal?
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Normal, at least for Florida. Would not worry a bit. I would remove all of the fruit and let the tree put tat energy in to growing.
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fruiting 2x

I get them flowering and fruiting 2x a year too.

My Barbados cherry(s) sets fruit all growing season, maybe 3 or more its difficult to count.

The Powder Puff flowers ALL year long, kinda slows down in the winter but its still flowering.

Tropicals are awesome!
When you have a long & hot growing season its gets rewarding.

Oh, by the way did it mention it was 102F Thursday(3-13), Friday(3-14) and Saturday (3-15) here!
And were still in WINTER. LOL

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