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I really do not know, since I have yet to add this species to my collection.
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I was thinking about your fruits further; when they do ripen you may want to pick one at random and cut it transversely in half to see if there is an actual embryo inside.
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Like Paul (and Yoda) said size matters not. When the fruits are ripe they will probably be bright red (some species are blue), they will get a little mushy, and start dropping off.
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How big is normal for A. erythrorrachis?
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Awesome!
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I would expect them to be as big as normal A. erythrorrachis, since it is the female structure. But as soon as they finish changing colour and start softening, I would plant them.
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Neat, Bill!
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Sent: Friday, July 10, 2009 6:16 PM
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Subject: A. erythrorrhachis hybrid may be 'taking'
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I pollinated my A. erythrorrhachis with pollen from A. gigas. It seems to be
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