Theobroma Bicolor (white cacao)🌱 | Seeds Del Mundo
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Here you can see one of our trees of the Theobroma Bicolor. This tree we have planted as seed and has grown up to a full fruit barring tree!
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Some information about the Bicolor White Cacao Fruit
The Theobroma bicolor is a type of cocoa of which mainly the flesh is eaten. In contrast to the other species, the flesh is thick around the kernel. The taste is soft and sweet. The seeds can also be eaten or dried and processed into cocoa. The quality of the cocoa is somewhat less than that of its counterparts. The tree can reach a high from 3 till 8 meters.
Theobroma Bicolor is the official name of this beautiful cacao variety but it also has some other nice local names! The Theobroma Bicolor is also known as: Macambo, Jaguar Cocoa, Balamte. Pataxte.
Hello man, am already a customer of yours, the young seedlings I bought are doing great. I'll be buying more seedlings soon as I didn't do well with most of the seeds.
Do you think that it's worth the risk to grow this cacao in Cyprus Island, am in the best spot on the island, on the south coast where we get frost only once every 40 years and only for a night only, usually the minimum night temperature is 10 C and it lasts for a month, with maybe a week of 7 or 8 C during night.
Hi There! In terms of temperature, it would be good for cacoa. The humidity could play a factor that will be a bit harder for the Cacao buttt, I think it's worth the try 🙂We have some customers in Greece and the Island Rhodos who are growing it also since last year :D
One plant is enough to fruit
Or it needs two plant to pollination
Hey man
Any Theobroma species that I can grow in subtropical climate with mild winters? I am in Crete, USDA 9-10 zone
Is this Bicolor more hardy than Cacao ?
He there! Thank you for your interest in Theobroma species. However, we do not recommend acquiring them as most of these plants are sensitive to temperatures below 10 degrees Celsius and are likely to perish.
Hello , will you have your DWARF COCONUT SEEDS available again? Thanks
Hi Mothzz, yes we will have them soon again. The best thing you can do is to subscribe for this product on the product page. If we have enough subscriptions we can let a dedicated delivery come from South America to the Netherlands. Afterward we will ship it directly from the Netherlands towards the rest of the world :-) Let me know if you have any more questions and here is the link to the Dwarf Coconut: www.seedsdelmundo.com/product/cocos-nucifera-dwarfpalm/
@@seedsdelmundo that's nice to hear , no questions from my site , thanks for the answer and greetings from Germany 👍
@@The_Mothzz Ah we are almost neighbours haha! Thanks for the love and the trust brother!