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trungdudu
that is NOT an X-77. i can tell you for sure...

those first few pictures are of MY tree and my house. :)
i didnt take them, so someone else must have, but, it is certainly my house.

those first pics are of a Maradol papaya
(Carribean Red)
the seed is from a store bought fruit
- from Wall Mart.

If i were you though
before planting that many trees
i would plant several different varieties.
like 10
then, you can use the seeds from the best tasting and strongest/ most productive trees and fruit..

"X-77" is a good one to start with

but, so is "Red Lady" and "Surya"
also "SINTA" (Philippines)
also Thai Species. âÂÂThai Kak DumâÂÂ
and âÂÂThai Red LadyâÂÂ

sometimes the rain, sun, soil can make one type grow
much better than another.

oh so thank you, the tree is the tree of your house. Like RedLady, Sinta, Red Maradol, Matador Red, Sunset solo ... but I also have a new year trials. Previously I had grown Redlady and quality and good yields. But hear the same solo moderate and small fruits are sweet, including bowel Waimanalo gold is resistant to fungal diseases and proper hot and humid weather like in Viet Nam, I'd love to know about it.
Like that your Red Carribean quality was, was sweet

This post was edited by trungdudu on Sun, Dec 21, 14 at 16:14