Sorry I must have missed the earlier posts... So acorneti, are these hybrids that you are developing yourself? Or is this something you are reading about from somewhere else?

Also, are seeds for these available? Sounds quite interesting...

-Christian

This post was edited by ccabal on Thu, Sep 25, 14 at 17:52

In this breeding cage grew La Estrella with the acorns.
C. moschata 'Bambina Gigante' you see hanging 7 feet high, a weed before it sagged through gravity.

This post was edited by acorneti on Sat, Oct 18, 14 at 17:15

Stored two more little Musqué du Litwinow yesterday. The smaller one shows the ground spot but implied maturing color only around the tip.

I opened the first fruit for Halloween now.
Flesh has not that crude fiber like Musque de Provence, but it matured similarly from dark green or nearly black to light green with beige and bronce nearby.
Flesh will be more juicy in January, but much sugar already is rid from starch.
This was the smallest fruit, but flesh will be thick in all of them.
60% of seed was empty, but the rest will be the base for recurrent selection to breed a small fresh market variety, while the largest one will be cossed with my best giant the 612 Ammer 14 to breed the largest variety for industrial processing.