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Bigchick
#61 Posted : Friday, June 01, 2018 7:52:51 PM
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Bigchick
#62 Posted : Saturday, June 02, 2018 10:39:54 PM
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Bigchick wrote:
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Sadly she has passed on.

RIP Evelyn.
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Burning Spear
#63 Posted : Sunday, June 03, 2018 6:05:57 PM
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Bigchick wrote:
Bigchick wrote:
www.evelyngitonga.org



Sadly she has passed on.

RIP Evelyn.



Very sad and shocking. Evelyn was a devoted healthcare financing guru. Sadly that she died soo young.
RIP Evelyn.
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Euge
#64 Posted : Monday, June 04, 2018 3:32:10 PM
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Mukiri wrote:
Make papaya and soar sop part of your diet



What is?
Lord, thank you!
Njunge
#65 Posted : Monday, June 04, 2018 4:25:41 PM
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Euge wrote:
Mukiri wrote:
Make papaya and soar sop part of your diet



What is?


Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Pastor got me confused there. I think he meant Soursop otherwise known as Custard Apple. I have heard my folks refer to the fruit as matomoko.Quite common in South America. They even have a juice from the fruit called Guanabana in Brazil and it's quite popular. I am not sure about it's healing ability but all the same, i have heard the claim for long. See if you can recognize the fruit from the picture below.



Mukiri
#66 Posted : Saturday, June 09, 2018 11:54:44 AM
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Njunge wrote:
Euge wrote:
Mukiri wrote:
Make papaya and soar sop part of your diet



What is?


Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Pastor got me confused there. I think he meant Soursop otherwise known as Custard Apple. I have heard my folks refer to the fruit as matomoko.Quite common in South America. They even have a juice from the fruit called Guanabana in Brazil and it's quite popular. I am not sure about it's healing ability but all the same, i have heard the claim for long. See if you can recognize the fruit from the picture below.




Thank you @Guka.. You are right, however Custard Apple is a different (related) fruit. Both are referred to as Matomoko, Sour sop though is almost always called Stafeli. Hardy plants. I grew a few trees, I'm guessing they might grow almost everywhere. Instead of seeds/seedlings, try air-layering for faster reproduction.

Berries are another good anti-oxidant. I'm looking to grow black raspberries and blueberries if anyone would be kind enough to assist.

Proverbs 19:21
Euge
#67 Posted : Saturday, June 09, 2018 11:20:09 PM
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Anyone with Basil plants? I would like to borrow. Looked for seeds, didn't find, seedlings not available at Kenya forestry
Lord, thank you!
jgithige
#68 Posted : Saturday, June 16, 2018 11:34:02 AM
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Mukiri wrote:
Njunge wrote:
Euge wrote:
Mukiri wrote:
Make papaya and soar sop part of your diet



What is?


Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Pastor got me confused there. I think he meant Soursop otherwise known as Custard Apple. I have heard my folks refer to the fruit as matomoko.Quite common in South America. They even have a juice from the fruit called Guanabana in Brazil and it's quite popular. I am not sure about it's healing ability but all the same, i have heard the claim for long. See if you can recognize the fruit from the picture below.




Thank you @Guka.. You are right, however Custard Apple is a different (related) fruit. Both are referred to as Matomoko, Sour sop though is almost always called Stafeli. Hardy plants. I grew a few trees, I'm guessing they might grow almost everywhere. Instead of seeds/seedlings, try air-layering for faster reproduction.

Berries are another good anti-oxidant. I'm looking to grow black raspberries and blueberries if anyone would be kind enough to assist.


Matomoka is darkish and sweet. What am seeing above tastes yuckd'oh! d'oh!
"Blowing out someone else candle won't make yours shine brighter"-Anonymous
Swenani
#69 Posted : Saturday, June 16, 2018 2:57:32 PM
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Njunge wrote:
Euge wrote:
Mukiri wrote:
Make papaya and soar sop part of your diet



What is?


Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Pastor got me confused there. I think he meant Soursop otherwise known as Custard Apple. I have heard my folks refer to the fruit as matomoko.Quite common in South America. They even have a juice from the fruit called Guanabana in Brazil and it's quite popular. I am not sure about it's healing ability but all the same, i have heard the claim for long. See if you can recognize the fruit from the picture below.





Hii sio cactus?
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Njunge
#70 Posted : Saturday, June 16, 2018 6:37:19 PM
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Swenani wrote:
Njunge wrote:
[quote=Euge][quote=Mukiri]Make papaya and soar sop part of your diet



Hii sio cactus?


Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly .....You are the type good old Kamaru sang about. Those who visit their shags and see a goat eating sweet potato vines and wonder what kind of a dog it is!!
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