Never heard of these does anyone grow them?

That might be yacon. The first video black tiger i have never seen.

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Our Korean Sister in Law grows Yacon.

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They call it Tianshan which i know absolutely nothing about. She eats it fresh like an apple. I have never seen this. Named after this mountain region where they live Tian Shan - Wikipedia . Since it grows in a cold mountain range perhaps we can grow it. I saw it called “Tian Shan Mountain Snow Lotus Seeds” im looking here Search | Collection

Isn’t that Kadsura? I have thought about growing it but a part shade vining plant is hard for me to figure out a spot for it.

They appear to sell some

Here also

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Hi. Yes its kadsura cocinea. Its a vine somewat cold hardy and is a really beautifull fruit! I have two plants growing of yellow variety from Laos.

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They are not self fertile, right? Have you had any luck getting your plants to fruit?

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@Gkight

They also called it Bufona.

@Luisport

Thank you i thought it would be very cold in the mountains

@Tomasso

Thanks for pointing that out.

Looks like these are zone 9a plants

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From what i saw there are self fertile plants and others that require other plants to fruit… i will take pics of my plants.

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My Kadsura Heteroclita plants

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@Luisport

They look very happy there!

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Yes they are! Already passed last winter… this is how my variety is:

Déballage ExotenInsel (youtube.com)

Kadsura heteroclita in Germany (english) (youtube.com)

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Good videos about Kadsura Coccinea:

Harvesting fruits and goes to market to sell | farm | kadsura coccinea fruit| Green fruit channel (youtube.com)

Kadsura Coccinea fruit garden [A748] (youtube.com)

Grow kadsura fruit from seed (youtube.com)

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I see zone 7 from most sources

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