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I'm Doing the Happy Dance!!!!

18 years ago

As I Have Flower Buds on my Incarnata.... YAY

I'm Growing for Fruit.... I'm Hoping that they will ripen well as they are growing inside on a windowsill... This Windowsill gets the Sun all day.... So Do you think I've go a chance to get Ripe Fruit?

Comments (5)

tdogmom
18 years ago
Is the fruit on a P. incarnata edible? I know the P. edulis fruit isÂ Just wonderingÂ :) I didn't know that the P. incarnata fruit was edible.
ninecrow
Original Author
18 years ago
The other Name for P. incarnata is May Pops...
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turtledon
18 years ago
The fruit is edible, at least the little sack around the seeds. But you won't get fruit without you doing the pollinating with that plant being indoors.
ninecrow
Original Author
18 years ago
I Know...
Mum has a Massive Caerulea 'Constance Elliot'(It came from John Vanderplanks Collection) at her house, so when the time comes I'll be using that Pollen... I hope.... *Grin*
ninecrow
Original Author
18 years ago
I Have my 1st Flower Open.... I've Pollianated it with Caerulea 'Constance Elliot'
So Now I guess it's the Waiting game, Right? LOL

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