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thanks toast...
any suggestions on how to grow it ?
fertilizer, sun, water, cold-tolerance ?
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Theobroma cacao + baobob + loquat for trade
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have baobob large and small
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fruit
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loquat
------------------------------------------------------------Theobroma cacaoTheobromine and caffeine are similar in that they are related alkaloids. Theobromine is weaker in both its inhibition of cyclic nucleotide phosphodiesterases and its antagonism of adenosine receptors.[38] Therefore, theobromine has a lesser impact on the human central nervous system than caffeine. Theobromine stimulates the heart to a greater degree.[39] While theobromine is not as addictive, it has been cited as possibly causing addiction to chocolate.[40] Theobromine has also been identified as one of the compounds contributing to chocolate's reputed role as an aphrodisiac.[41]As it is a myocardial stimulant as well as a vasodilator, it increases heartbeat, and also dilates blood vessels, causing a reduced blood pressure.[42] A 2005 paper published suggested that the decrease in blood pressure may be caused by flavanols.[22] Its draining effect allows it to be used to treat cardiac failure, which leads to and is exacerbated by an excessive accumulation of fluid in the body.[42]-----------------------------baobobAdansonia digitata-----------------------------------------
recent pics
permaculture food forest in a suburban lot
New Orleans
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is this a caapi plant ?i had ordered from a company, and the order got very screwed upnothing was labeled, so, im not sure what this is.
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What did you do in your sacred garden today?
in Ethnobotany
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thanks Sally
I am in New Orleans. while we dont freeze often
most years will get a light freeze, 30F or so. every few years we get an arctic blast
which means 26-28F. normally only a few hours and the ground never really freezes hard.
as far as finding a place. The yard is full, but, im sure i can add a couple of posts for it to climb
or let it go up the side of my house.
I am guessing that if i can keep it alive,the winters will crop it back naturally anyway.
can it handle those temps ?
Brad