Thanks! Sete capotes is an endangered species in Brazil and is now getting propagated. It can be grown by seed and root cuttings. This variety is interesting because it doesn’t loose leaves and the flowers are very pretty. It is very different from guava and feijoa. The fruit is hairy, you can bite the skin and suck the pulp. The flavor is refreshing and resembles pinapple. A bit sweet and not acidic.
Thanks a lot for your kind words. I just have 3500 square meters with my house there too. I’m almost exausting the few places i still have to plant trees… this is looking like a joungle… well my trees are a bit young so it’s just for family consumption but one day i want to live from it, eat, selling fruits and scions.
