1 year on the ground. One of my Bukagan/Popwan (Artocarpus anisophyllus) needs watering every afternoon during this dry period. ππ±π³
Friday, January 23, 2026
Chico
Tuesday, January 20, 2026
Tagpo (Ardisia squamulosa)
Harvested fruits of Tagpo (Ardisia squamulosa). This is for students research purposes.
Tagpo leaves and young shoots eaten as vegetable; used as greens for salad or cooked with meat or fish. Flowers and fruits cooked as flavoring for fish. ππ±π³
One of the best species to plant if you want to attract birds to your place.
Monday, January 19, 2026
Galo (Anacolosa frutescens)
It's been a week without a rain so need to water some babies in the field. This is Galo (Anacolosa frutescens). This is one of the wild fruit native to Southeast Asia. The fruit and seeds of galo (also known as aluloy) is eaten in the Philippines. The fruit is usually boiled before consumption and has a taste similar to avocado. The seeds have a flavor descibed as being similar to a mixture of sweet corn and chestnuts. ππ±π³
Sunday, January 18, 2026
King Mandarin
Available grafted King Mandarin ready to plant. Fruits are large, sweet and easy to peel. ππ±π³
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Malaysian Orange for sale!
Very easy to grow producing sweet and juicy fruits. This is the Malaysian Orange. Limited grafted planting materials are available. ππ±π³
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Cannonball tree (Couroupita guianensis)
Saturday, January 17, 2026
Gumihan (Artocarpus sericicarpus)
One of my Gumihan (Artocarpus sericicarpus) will be turning 5 years old this coming April. This is planted in a partially shaded area. ππ±π³
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Hagakhak (Dipterocarpus validus)
Gugo (Entada phaseoloides)
Bark and seeds of Gugo (Entada phaseoloides) bound to Luzon for research purposes. ππ±π±
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Friday, January 16, 2026
Kembayau (Dacryodes rostrata)
Slow growing Kembayau (Dacryodes rostrata). This fruit tree is native to Philippines and Borneo. Fruit pulp and seeds are edible. ππ±π³
Thursday, January 15, 2026
Yellow papaya
Thai dwarf yellow papaya. This one grows from one of the sleeping seeds that was thrown long ago. We used to grow this variety way back in 2014 and we never save the seeds, just throw it and let nature do its job. ππ±π±
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