Just had a few Physalis Berries after lunch and they were truly a delight. These berries are also known as Cape Gooseberries or Golden Berries.
They have a bitter-sweet taste to them and are one of a kind. It’s an acquired taste so maybe not to everyone’s liking.
They come enclosed in a light brown husk and look like lanterns. Love how they look and the taste too.
Have approx 50 plant’s at my rooftop kitchen garden. They are just amazing. Cape gooseberry
I have approx 50 plant’s hanging lanterns over there. They are just amazing. Loving Cape gooseberry
@Sheralyn here in Bangladesh we also get berries but not similar to this one. The photos look great!
@SaifIS thank you
@Sheralyn You’re welcome. Just curious, have you read my post on connect about the 100th meet-up we hosted recently?
We get these berries in India as well and I just love them 
Thank you @Kavita1 for liking my posts. It’s good to know you like it too😊
@Sheralyn in my place this is a wild plant
haha…and here it is a posh expensive fruit.
I’m living near village so easy find this fruit at garden or rice fields,but size fruit more small and very sweet taste.and another time i’ll take pic for show you @Sheralyn
Yes do take a picture, it will be nice to see it growing on a plant. I have never seen it on a plant before. I have taken a close up picture. They were size of a strawberry, so not that big.
@Sheralyn i found near guava garden today
Wow, that is small and cute. And it’s so sweet of you to click the picture and post it for me and others to see.
I guess when it turns brown, its ripe and time to pick and try.
Thanks once again, very grateful 
@Sheralyn my pleasure, just remind me 2 week again, i’ll click for time to pick,but i’m not sure plant still there because someone maybe take this plant for goat, or farmer remove all wild plant
Hey @Nyainurjanah
If I remember, I will remind you. I think you have already taken a great picture. Thanks again.
Have a lovely day.
