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22 May 12, june (Australia - temperate climate)

Have some chokos that were picked very late and are shooting. Does the whole choko go into the ground with the shoot sticking up or do is there something else that must be completed first? Thanks all.

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19 May 12, richard (Australia - temperate climate)

You don't need to peel chokos before cooking. Wash them (light scrub) Cut them into 4 long ways, Cut out the white core, Boil or microwavewith a little salt and eat them directly off the skin. Yum! If you really want to spoil your waist line add butter, salt & pepper, Yum Yumm!

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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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