OkikiOluwa1:
I said it in the previous thread which asked whether apples grown in Nigeria that a certain type of apple also grows in Nigeria. But its the reddish yellow or reddish orange coloured one. And they are a bit smaller than the common lemon green coloured apple. This is the apple that this thread is talking about.

Dont get it twisted.This thread is talking about the green and red apple type(the common ones that u buy in shops)

gbenga4sure: .I am at oka(very close to f.f.f estate)

Will u be free tomorrow by 11a.m?I know definitely Aiyeboi will get in touch with you on this,He surely will,if you can make it,i will be @Famak petrol by 11a.m

Dreamcome2ru:
Will u be free tomorrow by 11a.m?I know definitely Aiyeboi will get in touch with you on this,He surely will,if you can make it,i will be @Famak petrol by 11a.m

.Owk.will get in touch with you.

gbenga4sure: My residue is at ondo city in ondo state,and it will take about 5yrs to harvest my first fruits.

But five years is rather too long,why not go for a hybrid seedlings that wd take lesar years,I also think that weather is a big factor,such crop will do better in areas like plateu state an the mambila plateu

Thiz is gonna be awesome if reali apples cn grow in Nigeria i stil dnt believe it i nid more concrete proff

I ve this same type of apple in my house.. We ve harvested the fruit like three times now but the the fruit is different from the imported one. But it is sweet sha... It is nt a real apple, especially the one posted by d op.

Truly ?
So Apples can grow in nigeria soil ,

see what over depending on CRUDE OIL can do to a giant of Africa .

Ministry of agriculture were lazy .

egin gbenga4sure, well done

gbenga4sure: Dont get it twisted.This thread is talking about the green and red apple type(the common ones that u buy in shops)

ok

Can it produce with same taste as the imported ones, have anyone tasted the fruits produced in Nigeria

Very cool. please how can i get one to plant?

timilehing: egin gbenga4sure, well done

yeah thanks

Good. How long does it take for apple to start bearing fruit? Someone pls tell us

shenney: I ve this same type of apple in my house.. We ve harvested the fruit like three times now but the the fruit is different from the imported one. But it is sweet sha... It is nt a real apple, especially the one posted by d op.

If u are less busy,come to ondo and i will take you to places where u will see them.

gbenga4sure: pictures of my young apple plant.

C goat c apple...
C boys c apple
C neighbors c apple
Kai... Omo na free apple u just plant... Beta build some CIA level 13 security fence around it..

But OP ur apple leaves dont look like the leaves of your family friends apple tree. Is it not possible that your apple is the local nigerian apple?

Expsbterror:

C goat c apple...
C boys c apple
C neighbors c apple
Kai... Omo na free apple u just plant... Beta build some CIA level 13 security fence around it..

LMAO

How am I surpose 2 knw dat datx an apple tree and were x d apple?

phreakabit:

I am somewhat pro GEJ too but this is Lunacy on display by you.

Why should I not display lunacy when the head of the asylum called GEJ released his drunken statistics of 50% reduction in unemployment?

shenney: I ve this same type of apple in my house.. We ve harvested the fruit like three times now but the the fruit is different from the imported one. But it is sweet sha... It is nt a real apple, especially the one posted by d op.

wat!! do u mean u hav harvested d same type of apple shown by d op in dt pix more dan 3 times?

wow

rosety: Apples CAN grow in Nigeria and other tropical regions but not all apple varieties will fruit even when they grow. This is because most apple varieties require cold periods to begin fruiting (trying not to use technical jargon). However, varieties like Anna and Fuji do not require long cold periods or require higher temperatures to stimulate fruiting - temperatures that are reachable in Nigeria, temps in the 25°c region.
A client of mine just started an apple-avocado farm in Jos and we supplied about 150 bare-rooted trees purchased from Florida. Now temperatures in Florida don't get as cold as in most other parts of the American and European continents and the Anna variety of apples does very well there. The trees we planted are still young but they are doing very well. I expect fruits this time next year.

I am interested, let us have ur email.

Is it possible for someone in Lagos to get in touch with you on how toi get one of those your apple seedling?

donlyone:

That looks like a fruit a friend gave me, he called it African apple, the taste was horrible.

This is the hybrid African Apple (Maroon)

Sorry o. Was it the pink or white variety?
Some of them smacks your cheeks as punishment.

henryadex: STOP ALL THE HULLABALOO ABOUT APPLE GROWING IN OUR SOIL IT ALL A RUSE THE APPLE IN PIC IS NOT THE ORIGINAL APPLE IT IS THE TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO TYPE I BET YOU CAN FINISH ONE OF IT 'COS OF THE SAVOUR IF YOU DARE FINISH ONE YOU CAN'T EAT THE SECOND ONE THE SEED INSIDE THIS APPLE IS AS BIG IF NOT BIGGER THAN WALLNUT SEED. I HAVE IT CLOSE TO MY HOUSE IT IS ONLY THE CHILDREN THAT COMES FOR IT, I FIRST PLANTED LATTER I CUT IT OFF AND REPLACE IT WITH MANGO IF YOU CARE TO HAVE A LOOK COME TO KELVIN BUS STOP AGBADO-IJOKO ROAD IJOKO OTA ASK ANY BODY THAT THEY SHOULD TAKE YOU TO WHERE APPLE TREE IS YOU WILL SEE A HANDFUL OR CALL 08028370836.

oh yea is not d pink one that turned red when ripped....I will update d big tree tomorrow.....it's here in front of my house

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRnBzn_ytQ4

uzolexis:
What was that for? Did I insult anybody? I just made a statement wc i'm very sure of and ur insulting. If you have not seen it you should ask instead of wallowing in ur ignorance and insulting me.
Ignorance is indeed a very serious disease.

I Love this reply of yours, shows your maturity. B.T.W. i saw your signature and rushed to check your profile pictures, cos I knew you will be a "Black Beauty".


NB: can u wire those improved Apple seedlings
I need Apples Yum Yumly

purplish: Apples! Yum Yum

I am telling you, the best fruit in the world. "An Apple A Day Keeps The Doctor Away"

purplish: Apples! Yum Yum

Eyah!....poor apple....you still @ the infant stage and smone here is already salivating on munching you tyt....lol!....they really don't care abt u....just d "yum yum" you gonna be about...lmao

My residue is at ondo city in ondo state,and it will take about 5yrs to harvest my first fruits.

U mean d year wey dat clueless man say na he wan take comot from office?

Lemme follow for future reference. Now I know where to look when I finally make up my mind on planting them