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How to Cultivate Pitangas
Contributed by: Webster
  • 1. What is the scientific name of the Pitanga tree?
A) Psidium guajava
B) Eugenia uniflora
C) Malpighia emarginata
D) Mangifera indica
  • 2. What climate does Pitanga thrive in?
A) Alpine, high altitude
B) Arid, desert
C) Cold, temperate
D) Warm, subtropical to tropical
  • 3. What type of soil is best for Pitanga trees?
A) Heavy clay, alkaline
B) Well-drained, slightly acidic
C) Waterlogged, acidic
D) Sandy, alkaline
  • 4. How much sunlight do Pitanga trees need?
A) Minimal sunlight
B) Full sun to partial shade
C) Artificial light only
D) Full shade
  • 5. What is the ideal pH range for Pitanga soil?
A) 7.5 to 8.5
B) 5.5 to 6.5
C) 4.5 to 5.0
D) 8.5 to 9.5
  • 6. How often should you water young Pitanga trees?
A) Very sparingly, allowing soil to dry out
B) Regularly, keeping soil moist
C) Never water, rely on rainfall
D) Only when the leaves wilt
  • 7. When is the typical fruiting season for Pitanga?
A) Spring and Summer
B) Only Autumn
C) Autumn and Winter
D) Only Winter
  • 8. What is the best method for propagating Pitanga trees?
A) Seeds or cuttings
B) Air layering only
C) Grafting only
D) Root division
  • 9. How long does it take for a Pitanga tree grown from seed to bear fruit?
A) 2-3 years
B) Less than a year
C) 10+ years
D) 5-7 years
  • 10. What is a common pest that affects Pitanga trees?
A) Ladybugs
B) Bees
C) Earthworms
D) Fruit flies
  • 11. What is a common disease that affects Pitanga trees?
A) Powdery Mildew
B) Root Knot
C) Rust
D) Anthracnose
  • 12. How should Pitanga fruits be harvested?
A) Gently pull when ripe
B) Cut the fruits with pruning shears
C) Wait for the fruits to fall to the ground
D) Shake the tree to dislodge fruits
  • 13. What color are ripe Pitanga fruits?
A) Green
B) Deep red to almost black
C) White
D) Yellow
  • 14. What is the flavor profile of Pitanga fruits?
A) Bland
B) Very sour
C) Extremely bitter
D) Sweet-tart
  • 15. What is a good use for Pitanga fruits?
A) Animal feed
B) Fuel
C) Wood for construction
D) Jams, jellies, and juices
  • 16. How far apart should Pitanga trees be planted?
A) 2-3 feet
B) 20-25 feet
C) 10-15 feet
D) 5-7 feet
  • 17. What type of fertilizer is beneficial for Pitanga trees?
A) High phosphorus fertilizer
B) No fertilizer needed
C) Balanced fertilizer with micronutrients
D) High nitrogen fertilizer
  • 18. What is the purpose of pruning Pitanga trees?
A) To make the tree less attractive to pests
B) To maintain shape and improve fruit production
C) To stunt growth
D) To eliminate fruit production
  • 19. How often should Pitanga trees be fertilized?
A) Every week
B) Once a month
C) Once every 5 years
D) 2-3 times per year
  • 20. What is a sign of overwatering Pitanga trees?
A) Dark green leaves
B) Increased fruit production
C) Yellowing leaves
D) Rapid growth
  • 21. What is a benefit of mulching around Pitanga trees?
A) Increases soil temperature drastically
B) Prevents root growth
C) Conserves moisture and suppresses weeds
D) Attracts pests
  • 22. At what stage is it best to apply pesticides on a Pitanga tree?
A) Never, even if pests are present
B) During fruiting season
C) Every week, as a preventative measure
D) Only when necessary, following label instructions
  • 23. What is the growth habit of a Pitanga tree?
A) Vine
B) Ground cover
C) Large tree
D) Shrub or small tree
  • 24. Where is Pitanga native to?
A) North America
B) Europe
C) South America
D) Asia
  • 25. What type of flowers does Pitanga have?
A) No flowers
B) Small, white flowers
C) Blue flowers
D) Large, red flowers
  • 26. What is a benefit of growing Pitanga?
A) Requires no maintenance
B) Repels all pests
C) Ornamental value and edible fruit
D) Grows well in any soil type
  • 27. How can you tell if a Pitanga fruit is ready to harvest?
A) It's still very hard to the touch.
B) It's still completely green.
C) It easily detaches from the stem.
D) It remains firmly attached to the stem.
  • 28. What should you do if your Pitanga tree is not producing fruit?
A) Apply high-nitrogen fertilizer
B) Check soil fertility and ensure adequate sunlight
C) Move the tree to a completely shaded area
D) Overwater the tree
  • 29. How long can you store freshly harvested Pitanga fruit?
A) Several weeks at room temperature
B) Indefinitely without refrigeration
C) Several months in the freezer
D) A few days in the refrigerator
  • 30. What is the meaning of the name 'Pitanga' in the Tupi language?
A) Sweet
B) Red
C) Tree
D) Fruit
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