Wow, nice! They're bigger and healthier than my 2-year-old trees.

I usually pick papayas when they start to turn yellow, then let them ripen indoors.

There are recipes that use crunchy green papayas, too.

Hi
Looks like you're doing a great job!! They are very cold sensitive so will require some winter protection but even the dwarf get rather large unless you have a GH or room in the house?? You could start seed from the fruit you have and keep them as a semi annual??
My BIG problem was not growing them but Papaya wasp.They bore through the skin and lay eggs . Nothing like cutting a beautiful fruit open and find it crawling with maggots lol Hopefully you won't have that problem.
gary

Hello Gary

I must ask how do you know if they are infested with these wasps? How do you protect the fruit?

Thank you for your comments