Comments for Miracle Fruit Fans http://miraclefruitfans.org Blog for Fans of the Miracle Fruit Sat, 05 Sep 2009 03:52:34 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 Comment on Grow Your Own Miracle Fruit by SweetGirl http://miraclefruitfans.org/blog/grow-your-own-miracle-fruit/comment-page-1/#comment-95 SweetGirl Sat, 05 Sep 2009 03:52:34 +0000 http://miraclefruitfans.org/?p=52#comment-95 Bummer! I've been trying to do some research for you, but didn't uncover anything new. You can never go wrong with a plant or if you're determined to try to sow your own seed, I'd say wait until the spring and try again. Bummer! I’ve been trying to do some research for you, but didn’t uncover anything new. You can never go wrong with a plant or if you’re determined to try to sow your own seed, I’d say wait until the spring and try again.

]]> Comment on Grow Your Own Miracle Fruit by MiracleFruitHut http://miraclefruitfans.org/blog/grow-your-own-miracle-fruit/comment-page-1/#comment-90 MiracleFruitHut Wed, 02 Sep 2009 22:54:31 +0000 http://miraclefruitfans.org/?p=52#comment-90 Hello guys, We supply the Miracle Fruit plants in 4 different stages. 3 are on our website one is the largest 3.5 - 4 year old plant http://www.MiracleFruitHut.com/products.html. The 3 other sizes are the Seedling 8 inch, The 14-17 inch which requires 6 months before bearing fruit and the 18inch which is ready to bear fruit within a month of potting and recovering from shipping stress. They are fussy plants which require alot of attention but there easier to keep alive and healthy once grow to a larger size. We also issue a care sheet with all our plants just incase your new to miracle fruit plants. Kind regards, Marco Miraclefruithut.com Hello guys,

We supply the Miracle Fruit plants in 4 different stages. 3 are on our website one is the largest 3.5 – 4 year old plant http://www.MiracleFruitHut.com/products.html.

The 3 other sizes are the Seedling 8 inch, The 14-17 inch which requires 6 months before bearing fruit and the 18inch which is ready to bear fruit within a month of potting and recovering from shipping stress. They are fussy plants which require alot of attention but there easier to keep alive and healthy once grow to a larger size. We also issue a care sheet with all our plants just incase your new to miracle fruit plants.

Kind regards,

Marco

Miraclefruithut.com

]]> Comment on Grow Your Own Miracle Fruit by overlordq http://miraclefruitfans.org/blog/grow-your-own-miracle-fruit/comment-page-1/#comment-86 overlordq Wed, 26 Aug 2009 22:08:08 +0000 http://miraclefruitfans.org/?p=52#comment-86 Well, another dud, month later, still nothing has sprouted, not a clue what I'm doing wrong. Dunno if I should try again, or just buy a plant. Well, another dud, month later, still nothing has sprouted, not a clue what I’m doing wrong. Dunno if I should try again, or just buy a plant.

]]> Comment on Grow Your Own Miracle Fruit by SweetGirl http://miraclefruitfans.org/blog/grow-your-own-miracle-fruit/comment-page-1/#comment-56 SweetGirl Tue, 04 Aug 2009 21:47:21 +0000 http://miraclefruitfans.org/?p=52#comment-56 Overlodq, miracle fruit are pretty temperamental and only about 25% of them actually sprout. It sounds like you're doing the right thing. It sounds like the amount of sun is OK and make sure to protect it from frost in case temperatures drop below 65F. Overlodq, miracle fruit are pretty temperamental and only about 25% of them actually sprout. It sounds like you’re doing the right thing. It sounds like the amount of sun is OK and make sure to protect it from frost in case temperatures drop below 65F.

]]> Comment on Grow Your Own Miracle Fruit by overlordq http://miraclefruitfans.org/blog/grow-your-own-miracle-fruit/comment-page-1/#comment-53 overlordq Tue, 04 Aug 2009 04:09:12 +0000 http://miraclefruitfans.org/?p=52#comment-53 I tried six before but they didn't sprout after a month, so I'm trying again. I got the seeds in probably a 70/30 mix of peat moss/perlite by volume as I found 50/50 perlite didn't have enough substance for it to actually grow in. I got them growing in small styrofoam cups which I've left outside loosely covered in saran wrap as it's been ~80-90 outside during the day. This has been in morning sun set out on the back table so they get direct sun from about 9-2, that too much sun? During the night it sometimes gets down to the upper 60s, low 70s, that too cold for them? I tried six before but they didn’t sprout after a month, so I’m trying again. I got the seeds in probably a 70/30 mix of peat moss/perlite by volume as I found 50/50 perlite didn’t have enough substance for it to actually grow in.

I got them growing in small styrofoam cups which I’ve left outside loosely covered in saran wrap as it’s been ~80-90 outside during the day. This has been in morning sun set out on the back table so they get direct sun from about 9-2, that too much sun?

During the night it sometimes gets down to the upper 60s, low 70s, that too cold for them?

]]> Comment on Grow Your Own Miracle Fruit: Step 4 Miracle Transplant by SweetGirl http://miraclefruitfans.org/blog/grow-your-own-miracle-fruit-step-4-miracle-transplant/comment-page-1/#comment-32 SweetGirl Mon, 03 Aug 2009 01:05:53 +0000 http://miraclefruitfans.org/?p=69#comment-32 That's awesome, Andrew! Keep me posted on your plants. That’s awesome, Andrew! Keep me posted on your plants.

]]> Comment on Grow Your Own Miracle Fruit: Step 4 Miracle Transplant by Andrew http://miraclefruitfans.org/blog/grow-your-own-miracle-fruit-step-4-miracle-transplant/comment-page-1/#comment-28 Andrew Sat, 01 Aug 2009 21:39:46 +0000 http://miraclefruitfans.org/?p=69#comment-28 Thanks for the information! I've recently ordered some seeds and they should be arriving in the next few weeks. Thanks for the information! I’ve recently ordered some seeds and they should be arriving in the next few weeks.

]]> Comment on Grow Your Own Miracle Fruit by SweetGirl http://miraclefruitfans.org/blog/grow-your-own-miracle-fruit/comment-page-1/#comment-27 SweetGirl Thu, 30 Jul 2009 22:03:52 +0000 http://miraclefruitfans.org/?p=52#comment-27 It's important to keep the plant moist, but be careful not to over water. Start by watering every other day and check the plant daily to see if the soil is still moist. If it's too dry or too wet, then adjust your watering routine accordingly. Remember, miracle fruit like moist and warm climates. See my tip on using a plastic covering to keep the plant moist and warm at http://miraclefruitfans.org/blog/grow-your-own-miracle-fruit-step-3-starting-the-seed/. Hope this helps! It’s important to keep the plant moist, but be careful not to over water. Start by watering every other day and check the plant daily to see if the soil is still moist. If it’s too dry or too wet, then adjust your watering routine accordingly. Remember, miracle fruit like moist and warm climates.

See my tip on using a plastic covering to keep the plant moist and warm at http://miraclefruitfans.org/blog/grow-your-own-miracle-fruit-step-3-starting-the-seed/.

Hope this helps!

]]> Comment on Grow Your Own Miracle Fruit by overlordq http://miraclefruitfans.org/blog/grow-your-own-miracle-fruit/comment-page-1/#comment-26 overlordq Thu, 30 Jul 2009 20:33:41 +0000 http://miraclefruitfans.org/?p=52#comment-26 Before they sprout is there a guide to how often to water? Every other day? Or just the try to keep it moist guideline? Before they sprout is there a guide to how often to water? Every other day? Or just the try to keep it moist guideline?

]]> Comment on Grow Your Own Miracle Fruit: Step 1 List of Things You Need by Ethan http://miraclefruitfans.org/blog/grow-your-own-miracle-fruit-step-1-list-of-things-you-need/comment-page-1/#comment-19 Ethan Sat, 25 Jul 2009 18:12:02 +0000 http://miraclefruitfans.org/?p=61#comment-19 For those interested in purchasing seeds, they are available on my website at www.ethanbradley.com. Thanks! For those interested in purchasing seeds, they are available on my website at http://www.ethanbradley.com. Thanks!

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