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Caerulea Fruit

23 years ago

Here is the fruit that it is making. They are about the size of a purple plum, or maybe a little smaller.

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tania
22 years ago
Wow! Is that what my fruit is going to look like? That's great! And much bigger than the fruit from my Lavendar Lady. How do they taste?

Tania ~_~
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