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Lately i have become obsessed with the internet of artisan horticulture. Just fruiting plants so far: > exotic banana cultivar discussion >> bananas.org > ex
by enthdegree 8y ago
Lately i have become obsessed with the internet of artisan horticulture. Just fruiting plants so far:
> exotic banana cultivar discussion
>> bananas.org
> exotic fig cultivar discussion
>> ourfigs.org
>> General tropical fruit discussion
> tropicalfruitforum.com
> weird explorer, a (semi)-edible fruit reviewer
>> https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChsbD6Clp-ZPqKwXJR3V7DQ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChsbD6Clp-ZPqKwXJR3V7DQ
> the amazon of rare and unusual plants
>> logees.com
(although for more obscure plants you often have to find a more local seller on a forum)
So far I have bought a bunchosia armeniaca (a fruit that supposedly tastes like peanut butter) and a petite strain of figs which I am currently trying to fruit.
This does not even touch obvious subcultures like bonsai trees.
- tricky 8y agoWow! If you know how someone in the Midwest USA could get a Gros Michel or two to eat, contact me.
- Baeocystin 8y agoYou can get some from https://miamifruit.org/products/gros-michel-banana-box-pre-order https://miamifruit.org/products/gros-michel-banana-box-pre-o... . They are very expensive, but if you're in to trying different varieties, maybe worth splitting it with some friends. FWIW, I think you would have a more satisfying taste experience with one of the dozens of varieties you'll find in a Thai/SE Asia-focused grocery store.
- plumeria 8y agoYou might also enjoy: - Baobabs.com aka Le Jardin Naturel - RarePalmSeeds.com - PalmTalk.org - Palmpedia.net