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[kajira]

It is a cactus fruit, it has their own special taste and texture nor resembling to any thing else! It have some vanilla taste in it.

Huh. How does it grow?

 

[meltel]

@meltel would you know what day to stop turning serama eggs since they hatch earlier than most eggs since I have never hatched bantam eggs before. Thank you

I have learned my lesson this time since yes they do always hatch much earlier than my other chicks> I am stopping the turn on them and lockdown at day 16 since that is the earliest i have had one pip. The latest I have ever had one pip/hatch was day 20! it is mostly day 18 & 19. The other thing is my seramas always do better with higher humidity. I set it at 40% and go anywhere from 70-80% at lockdown and keep my temp steady at 99.5 all the way through. I have only had 2 not do well as far as developing up to hatch and then quitting and it was definitely an early pip/humidity issue since a lot were shrink wrapped and had a rougher hatch. I am not saying this is the "right" way but it has worked best for me. I am on my 5th batch now and have about a 50-60% hatch rate on my shipped seramas and 90% on my own-hope this helps!!!

 

[Akrnaf2]

No it is a cactus!

It dragon fruit right?

The dragon fruit or dragon egg as we call it is another cactus from the same family, in my eyes it tastes better then mine, but the Pitaya have a wonderful color that I can't resist it!

 

[Chicken Egg 17]

Do you see the forum button or the top where it says backyard chickens click on either one and it will bring you to a list of the different sections all of BYC.

 

[DwayneNLiz]

Where was that? Lol

post #150314 of 150388

So why did mc have a Sally avatar?

sally wanted mc to have an avy, any avy

How does anyone manage to navigate the site while mobile?

ROFL, its not so bad

For example, if i want to hop on over and check out the threads in the peafowl forum.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/f/51/peafowl

 

[Akrnaf2]

It is a cactus fruit, it has their own special taste and texture nor resembling to any thing else! It have some vanilla taste in it.

Huh. How does it grow?

From the soil?

 

[Chaos18]

they are still in grow out, not sure this time around buck has their pen

Have you given it much thought? How big was their previous pen?

 

[casportpony]

How does anyone manage to navigate the site while mobile?

lol I dont its terrible annoying

I just loaded the mobile app and now ads are popping up!

 

[kajira]

From the soil?

No, I mean, like what kind of environment is needed to grow it? Tropical climate? desert? I've never seen that kind of fruit, but I'm always looking for new things to plant that might survive a tropical texas climate.

 

[Akrnaf2]

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From the soil?

No, I mean, like what kind of environment is needed to grow it? Tropical climate? desert? I've never seen that kind of fruit, but I'm always looking for new things to plant that might survive a tropical texas climate. 

The origin of it is Thailand so hot and humid!
So it will fit ther! You just need one brunch! And you can grow from it a plant.