Can't get over with the papaya yet, I've been talking about them for the past weeks and I still can't believe that after I had posted the dismay we had thinking we're not be able to taste any fruit from these ladies that we had planted in our frontyard, now they actually are actually giving us hope.
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Because after we saw little babies evolving from the flowers of the second papaya plant (photos above), a single baby fruit (photo below) also had appeared from our first papaya plant (finally).
We're really excited how these babies will grow. Meanwhile our third papaya plant is already starting to give us blooming yellow flowers.
The light yellow flower is a delicate beauty.
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Wonderful photos! How lovely that you have your own Papaya Tree and I am happy to hear you will be able to eat its fruit soon. Thanks so much for sharing with Today's Flowers.
ReplyDeleteYou've watched this papaya development too majestically, i hope it will not easily succumb to virus, as that is a most prevalent truth with our papaya these days!
ReplyDeleteback in bacolod we also planted papaya in our backyard. ay naku si daddy ung laging nagchecheck kung malaki na ba ung papaya or nde. lol
ReplyDeleteNice, at least now you're going to have a fresh source of papaya fruit but of course you'll have to wait for it.
ReplyDeleteWonderful to see your papaya tree finally bearing fruit... Do make sure to celebrate the first fruit you cut and eat and share a photo.. ;-)
ReplyDeleteEliz
Beautiful shots. Hope you'll find time to visit my entry.
ReplyDeleteso very pretty!
ReplyDeletePapaya trees are kind of rare at the place where I live in. Hope to plant my own trees, not only Papaya, but also, mango,guava, macopa and many more haha. Nice blog January!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics. Have a fabulous week!
ReplyDeleteLiz (mlc)
Liz (yacb)
Wow! Makes me want to cook tinola for dinner tonight. :)
ReplyDeleteSuper!
ReplyDeleteInteresting, I've never seen a papaya flower before.
ReplyDeleteHappy to hear that your papaya started to bear fruits now. One advice I can give you next time you planted papaya seeds.
ReplyDeleteYou need to remove the male seeds so you will not end up in dismay. How? Just take a closer look on the seeds. There are darker seeds among others. These are the male seeds and it will not bear any fruits. Female seeds are just brown. Hope this will help.
Nice job on those macro shots. We used to have a plant Papaye tree at our backyard. But I don't know if it's still there upto now. It's been 2 years since I left home :(
ReplyDeleteHow many papaya do you have? They can easily grow without full care.
ReplyDeleteWhao..didn't know that a papaya flower looks like that. Great pictures.
ReplyDeleteWe used to have many papaya trees back home. My father loves to eat riped papaya but my siblings and I want to eat papayang maniba with suka. Nangangasim tuloy ako. Hehe
ReplyDeleteMommy Maye
wow.. in few months you will start harvesting the papaya fruits...:-)
ReplyDeletenice photos! time to taste the papaya or include it in tinola.. yummy!
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