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Does starfruit grow on a tree or a bush?
As looked up on google it says "how to plant a starfruit tree" so i think it is grown on a tree
How do you grow starfruit?
plant the starfruit seed
What is the harvest time of the starfruit tree on Farmville?
The Starfruit tree takes 4 days to harvest (3 days 20 hours real time).
Can starfruit trees grow in Pennsylvania?
Mexico!
Does starfruit grow singly?
Starfruit, or carambola, typically grows in clusters rather than singly. The tree produces small, five-petaled flowers that develop into fruit, which can appear in groups along the branches. While it's possible for a single starfruit to develop, they are commonly found growing together, enhancing their visual appeal and yield.
Does starfruit grow in Sydney?
Yes it is, owing to its popularity there.
Do starfruit grow in new zealand?
yes yes and hahahaha
Which countries does starfruit grow in?
Star fruit (Carambola) is a species of fruit tree native to Indonesia, India and Sri Lanka. The tree is also cultivated throughout the tropics, such as in Colombia, Trinidad, Guyana, Dominican Republic and Brazil, and, in the United States, in south Florida and Hawaii.
What does starfruit leaf smell like?
Starfruit leaves have a mild, slightly sweet aroma that can be described as fresh and herbal. Some people detect a hint of citrus in the scent, reminiscent of the fruit itself. The smell is not overpowering and is often considered pleasant, contributing to the overall appeal of the starfruit tree.
Can horses eat starfruit?
yes
What kind of tree does starfruit come from?
They grow on trees. I have one that i grew from seed, and it started fruiting six years after germination, and now it produces fruits about 5 months out of the year, sometimes even more. There is a heavy harvest in the summer, as well as one around Halloween. My one tree produces at least 200 pounds every year, and i always end up giving away huge amounts to friends and family.
Is starfruit healthy?
Starfruit is a fruit and very healthy.
