Growing Cape Gooseberry, also Golden Berry, Inca Berry

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21 Jan 17 Max Collier (Australia - tropical climate)
I am wondering why i haven't got a reply about my Cape gooseberry plant yet, i still don't have fruit coming on?, Max.
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13 Apr 17 Quyen (Australia - tropical climate)
Im not expert but i think you must help the pollinating process by using ear cotton stick to touch from flower to another ones. I often do it for some kind of vegetable in my garden. It worked! (or soft artist's brush - Liz)
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07 Apr 17 Steve (Australia - temperate climate)
How did your Cape Gooseberry go? Did it flower? Did it fruit? I just read your post and saw no reply so thought I'd ask. I hope it ended up fruiting for you.
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