r/fruitgrowersIndia

A few last fruits of the tree in the yard

I don't think the plant can hold that many goosberries...

Different stages of the process. The sapling is that of a Dalhari Chamba(wax apple)

Wasn't really sure if it was edible or not. Tried it anyways lol. Gpt later gave me an taste description wand it was exactly the same. The flesh is usually juicy, soft, and packed with tiny crunchy seeds. Taste-wise, it's often described as a mix of watermelon, pear, and berry, with mild sweetness and a refreshing, slightly floral flavor.

Took another set of pictures of the thorns of the prickly pear cactus fruit. It stained the fingers like a mulberry usually does. Found a ton of seeds inside as well. I think I'm suddenly a fan of this fruit. It tasted waay better than the white flesh dragon fruit I find at stores.

They latch on to the trees and slowly kill them. This was on my red guava tree. Not sure what species they are but here in local language we call them "Ithil"

They're so easy to grow. Fruits abundantly.

extremely high in vitamin C. Sweet tart flavour. Juicy as hell. Perfect summer snack. Plus they have beautiful flowers.

Pomelo fresh off the tree