vue - Tamarillo's - Tasting Fruit & Growing Trees

1. Thanks for the upload.
2. buongiorno scusate se mi introduco io o comprato i semi Tamarillo dalla rete non erano buoni c'è qualcuno che li vende o scambia semi grazie
3. I want these seeds. can u help me please. I am from India. can we cultivate in India
4. Can you help?....my plant grew to a 1 1/2 metre tall then the leaves died off...do you know what might have happened here. I too live in NZ ( Akl )
5. I'm thinking those Leaves must be pretty Good too if the Caterpillars are Eating them...
6. I just bought some seeds online and then I found your video... My wish is to grow them in big balcony containers, I read it is possible . So let's see... thanks for the video.
7. love it!
8. The Video posted by you was nice --  you are very observant  -- Keep it up and wish you all the Best --   I am a Tropical Nurseryman  so was just surfing and saw your Video posted --
9. вкусный фрукт напоминает помидор с крыжовником или персиком мы зовем его томадрила
10. wow those leaves actually look edible 4:24  it looked like spinach or bok choy
11. When I was living in Panama it was common to find tree tomato juice on restaurant  menus - they would just scoop out the seeds, then blend the flesh, ice, water and sugar into a delicious drink.
    
    When we moved to Ecuador we discovered that they often use tree tomato in their favorite condiment, ají. Good stuff, high in vitamin C. A shame it's next to impossible to find in the US.
12. Can you do a jabuticaba 
13. Eat the damn peel you pansy.
14. We ate them in Hawaii where they grew well.  We'd pick them when they are really ripe and bite the end off and suck out the insides.  They are good
15. How long it's take to grow from the seed ?
16. Quick question. You say the word astringent a lot in the video. Could I ask what that means as I'm a total newbie
17. I thought all Kiwi's grew up on Tree Tomatoes - I did! We ate them for desert, with icecream and sprinkled with icing sugar. nom nom nom. But, I haven't even seen one for many years now.
18. AmAAzingg! 88
19. Thank you for posting this.  We inherited a mystery plant via a relative who had a fruit in Malaysia nearly 20 years ago and had no idea what it was.  We now have a few plants growing in London, UK from a single fruit off the first plant.  They grow well in pots in our London garden taking them outside in Spring and Summer but bringing them indoors in Winter. I'll take your advice about cultivating them and see if that improves our success in getting fruit. I guess we have different pests in UK. Some caterpillars like the leaves but their worst problem are aphids.
20. thanks for the video =D