Growing the Grumichama fruit shrub description and what the fruit tastes like.
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Nice tree, thinking of buying one.
Do you find the fruit resistant to Queensland fruit fly ?
Cheers Mark. Pretty sure I planted one at some stage though I have no idea where I put it. Looks a lot like jaboticaba fruit except for the guava end. I'm really hanging out for my acerola cherry to fruit it's been in the ground for almost 2 years although it's nothing like the size of your grumichama.
Thanks for the look Mark. Have heard a few folks recommend them to us now.
The million dollar question is, do they get hit with fruit fly ? 😀
Cheers mate.
Can you take the trimmings and root them? Or do they grow fast from seed? Thanks for sharing!
Nice video & lovely Grumichama.
They tend to grow slow, right?
How old is your Grumichama ?
I'm looking for a plant here in Hawaii. So far,no luck. Nice video!
Olá parabéns pelo trabalho!!!!
Onde moro existe uma árvore de grumixama, cresci comendo essa fruta tão saborosa, ela faz parte de minha infância, gostaria de saber como faço para poder ter uma muda dela. posso pegar alguns galhos ou é melhor plantá-la por meio de sementes????
grum-EE-chama
(not gram-ah-chama)
although the accent is kewl.
its a healthy fruit as well. lots of anthocyanins /antioxidants.
i had 2 small ones. 1 died, having trouble keeping the other alive
not sure if its PH or ?
i plan on buying a 7gallon for the yard. cant wait.
they are supposedly cold hardy to 26F or so i think
and in New Orleans, we can get that low
on the rare occasion, every few years or so.
WOULD YOU SAY THIS IS A MEDIUM WATER TREE ? OR OTHER ? CAN IT BECOME SOMEWHAT DROUGHT TOLERANT ? THX !
we have this in Hawaii and lady apples
What are your low temperatures in your winter time?
how taste ?the grumichama?
It is also native to Uruguay with the name of Ibaporoiti, its fruit is very tasty
Fruta nativa brasileira. Grumixama!
Thanks for sharing this awesome fruit,Mark. Btw, I can't help noticing Scooter loves to follow you and eating everything you try to eat. 😀 Cheers!
can i avail of some seeds pls
how to grow or how to eat?
Montagnard jarai indigenous we called boh kmou they grow wild.
Suggestions for companion planting? Have heard insects spiders a prob coriander? Perhaps. Or similar companions to most fruit trees like marigold chivez dill etc?
Verry good
Hello. For all know, this grumixama, there is a "version" dwarf. I have in my garden this dwarf grumixama. Not produced yet.
I've had a couple of them planted on the ground for 2 years and they are growing incredibly slow. They look healthy, so I don't know what the problem is. I'm in Florida, USA, and there is plenty of sunshine. I also keep the ground watered as necessary. It also gets regular fertilizer applications. I'm wondering if the sandy soil is not helping. Any idea Mark?
how do you propagate Grumis?
Hi Mark, I have a Crumichama in my courtyard. Part shade, part sun. I have kept it at about 2 metres high. The disappointing thing is it has never fruited. It has always been incredibly healthy looking. Must be 8 years old now and I'm interested to know how I can encourage it to flower?
Cheers M-Lou
ADD: I live on the coast of the midnorth coast of NSW
Thank you for your video. Unfortunately this plant is almost extinct in Brazil.
That fruit looks like a member of the Eugenia family, same group as the Surinam Cherry. I always enjoy your videos.
They look similar to mangosteens
Yummy!…I Had My Very First Feed Of Grumichama Brazilian Cherrys 2Day!…Growen In Cardwell NQLD!