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554 Emily
ainabella Offline Send Email
Aug 1, 2003
12:38 pm
On page 6 of Paul Thompson's book, he describes H. stenopterus. The term "free flowering" is used to describe the flowers after saying that the flowers close...
555 leo92129 Offline Send Email Aug 1, 2003
8:01 pm
David Yillen <yillenac@...> Dear Leo: I've got 2 pitahaya plants growing in big pot in Mexico. The plants set bloom at different times and...
556 Michael Nave
jmichaelnave Offline Send Email
Aug 1, 2003
8:02 pm
Depends upon where you live. In the tropics there really is no season as such. In temperate areas it will depend upon your local climate and whether you are...
557 Fabrizio Amicone
fabrizioamicone Offline Send Email
Aug 1, 2003
11:48 pm
I have preserved Astrophytum asterias pollen for 20 days in my freezer (I've tried pollination and I've obtained a fruit with fertile seeds). Regards, Fabrizio...
558 tabbydan Offline Send Email Aug 3, 2003
12:08 pm
Hello, Recently I took a trip to Toronto and while I was there I tried to enjoy all the odd/exotic fruits I could find. I tried two pitayas and was very ...
559 leo92129 Offline Send Email Aug 3, 2003
3:02 pm
Subject: Re: FWD: Comment On Flavor Of Commercial Pitaya Fruit Date: Sun, 03 Aug 2003 16:47:12 +0300 From: Yosef Mizrahi <mizrahi@...> Hi...
560 JanL56@...
moimoi2878 Offline Send Email
Aug 3, 2003
7:18 pm
Hi everybody, I appreciate the responses. I am interested in buying some to taste as I have never tasted the fruit at all. I have seen it before but never ...
561 leo92129 Offline Send Email Aug 4, 2003
2:23 pm
I came across a two-inch fat worm eating some pitaya seedlings a few days ago. I had not noticed them before, but had seen chewing damage, which I thought...
562 ronpri2000 Offline Send Email Aug 4, 2003
2:37 pm
Hi In Israel we get 2-3 tons of H. undatus (pitaya), 1.5 - 2 tons of koubo (Cereus peruvianus, desert apple) and around the same for yellow pitaya, for each...
563 ariel023@...
ariel0232003 Offline Send Email
Aug 5, 2003
12:39 pm
Hi friends Flavour of pitayas depends on a number of parameters: 1. Genetical profile which never was tested scientifically on extreme and optimal conditions. ...
564 ariel023@...
ariel0232003 Offline Send Email
Aug 5, 2003
12:45 pm
The important question is not the tonnage but the quality and grade according to which people buy the fruit. As an example, the prickly pear crops in Israel ...
565 John Dicus
rivenrock2003 Offline Send Email
Aug 5, 2003
12:51 pm
Leo, Try a search for cactoblastus. What you describe sounds a little like it, except I think the worm of cactoblastus has some yellow also. This insect is a...
566 Alberto Julian Valenc...
botin01 Offline Send Email
Aug 6, 2003
11:59 am
Dear Leo, Insects affecting pitahaya stem and recorded around the world are Lepidotera: Pyralidae (actually this insect is being studied in Mexico for me) and...
567 Jade Binder
flugzoogle Offline Send Email
Aug 6, 2003
12:03 pm
I found a picture of a cactoblastis larva at: http://www.waite.adelaide.edu.au/School/Pests/biocont.html Jade Binder Corralitos, California [That was...
568 Michael Nave
jmichaelnave Offline Send Email
Aug 6, 2003
12:13 pm
You may very well have had an optimal pitaya. I have sampled numerous pitaya from numerous sources after Paul Thomson introduced me to them 7 or 8 years ago...
569 Jeffrey M. McDevitt
trozar1 Offline Send Email
Aug 6, 2003
12:15 pm
Tonnage can be a factor in some countries like Nicaragua which mainly produces frozen pulp....
570 Jeffrey M. McDevitt
trozar1 Offline Send Email
Aug 6, 2003
12:21 pm
Dear Joe Lee, Sven and fellow members, Thanks to Leo Manuel for sending me Paul Thomson's book on Pitaya. I found it an excellent reference book and source of...
571 info@...
ulee7 Offline Send Email
Aug 6, 2003
12:31 pm
Dear Prof. Yosef Mizrahi and all farmers We always fall into the situation that all fruit must be sweet. As a consumer and a farmer, I feel that this fruit,...
572 harlou58 Offline Send Email Aug 7, 2003
9:50 pm
Hi, I am new to the forum, came across Dragon Fruit rooted cuttings at a local nursery and that's how my journey/fascination started. I am not a botanist, just...
573 leo92129 Offline Send Email Aug 7, 2003
9:59 pm
Two nights ago, there were fifteen blooms open on in a single evening on my pitaya plants. The following night, there were 'only' nine, which is more than I...
574 DesertFarms@...
desertfarms2002 Offline Send Email
Aug 9, 2003
3:03 am
Leo, Congratulations on your blooms. I've seen your plants, and because they are so healthy-looking I knew that it would be inevitable. San Diego County has...
575 leo92129 Offline Send Email Aug 9, 2003
3:03 am
From: Leo Manuel <leom@...> Date: 2003/08/07 ‰ PM 07:23:42 GMT+03:00 To: "Mizrahi, Yossi" <mizrahi@...> Subject: Peak Time...
576 Doris West
southernites1 Offline Send Email
Aug 10, 2003
7:29 pm
Hi Everyone, I am new to this group. Where is the best place to purchase these seeds? Will they grow from cuttings? I live in Florida on the east coast, is...
577 Ryan
southernflou... Offline Send Email
Aug 11, 2003
12:23 am
Does anyone know where I can get Pitaya cuttings in Texas? Or is there a nursery/individual/group that can send me cuttings? I am in Houston. Thanks Ryan [I...
578 Island Jim
jsinger2003 Offline Send Email
Aug 11, 2003
12:37 am
Hi. I've been lurking for awhile and am trying to figure out some of the basic stuff. This is what I think I know--please correct me where I'm wrong, please. ...
579 fkimbler Offline Send Email Aug 11, 2003
12:19 pm
Just curious, does anyone know about the dragon fruit farm at Borrego Springs, Calif? How is their production? [My understanding is that they are extremely...
580 leo92129 Offline Send Email Aug 11, 2003
2:03 pm
If you wish to list plants or cuttings on this site, please try to anticipate the questions that buyers should have: Have you eaten fruit from this particular ...
581 PamsPicklesPlnts@...
ladyhawksoars1 Offline Send Email
Aug 11, 2003
5:16 pm
Ryan, I live in Houston and I ordered my cuttings from one of the members here in the group. I have been inactive in the list for a while. But my cuttings that...
582 leo92129 Offline Send Email Aug 12, 2003
7:02 pm
Dr. Yosef Mizrahi presents "Cacti Used for Production of Fruit Crops in Israel" Israeli Professor Yosef Mizrahi will address the San Diego Chapter of CRFG in...
583 jilu
jilpapaya Offline Send Email
Aug 12, 2003
7:09 pm
Hi Leo About this topic: "Effective pollination period in pitaya" Has this appeared in any scientific journal? If so, where I can read it? Thanks Lu [If it is...
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