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17 May 12, Mike n Lucy (United Kingdom - warm/temperate climate)

We are now growing chouchou in a temporary greenhouse in Bexley in Kent. It came from the stone of the fruit and is growing like crazy with a bit of fleece netting over it to keep it warm. The fruit makes a fantastic juice esepcially when mixed with a smidge of orange juice. The juice is used in Brazil as a natural remedy to help lower blood pressure. It sure does seem to work.

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12 May 12, John R (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi all I read and hear is buy and plant the choko,but from may till september how do I keep or store my choko,its sprouting now,John

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30 Apr 12, nazmul (Australia - tropical climate)

i have planted a choko plant 2 month ago.But its growth is not good..could u advice me plz.

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10 Apr 12, john (Australia - temperate climate)

How many seasons will one plant on a vine last

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02 May 12, Tina (Australia - temperate climate)

I have choko plants in my backyard for 4 years now. Each year the plants will die out around July and re grow on late October.

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07 Apr 12, Bails (Australia - temperate climate)

HI every body, My new choko vine is pumping along great, but have noticed with the first crop the little ones r droping off. Any suggestions out there. Oh yea they do make a great pie yum!!!!!!! .

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07 Apr 12, Jo Webster (Australia - temperate climate)

Is there special fertilizers that go on chokos as some of our fruit are growing deformed?

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07 Apr 12, Ernie (Australia - temperate climate)

Which way do you lay your choko in the ground , on its side or uprite

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09 Apr 12, (Australia - temperate climate)

Can't remember as it's been there for years. Every other year we've had normal chokos, this is the first year they have been a funny shape & also we are normally picking them this time of the year & so far we havnt had any. There's lots of babies on there but I don't know as some of the leaves are starting to go yellow!!

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09 Apr 12, Chris (Australia - temperate climate)

upright to sprout .. any which way when growing

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