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I would say fertilising isyour problem. I致e only ever watered jackfruit seedlings and they all grow big and strong !

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I'm the Dan Rob mentioned. Happy to share scions come summer :)
I'm actually slightly more inland than you but a little north (Greenbank). My place is warmer than BOM would have you believe, but still cold for that hour before the sun comes up (the weather station must be in a less favourable micro climate). My Jacks do fine but you do have the frost trap issue Rob talked about. A good friend of mine lives near the army base there and grows jacks among a bunch of other stuff. He certainly gets colder than me though and actually has frost of consequence. He makes good use of some canopy protection for smaller trees. I'm not sure how his more tropical stuff is looking this time of the year.
My new place is like 2 mins from the army barracks. I値l have to meet your mate ! I want to know as many growers in the area as possible.

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Really matters how long it痴 cold for too.

The list above is accurate here it seems. I get frost here but have a cempedak halfway through its second winter with only a barrier for protection. Jackfruit are fine.

The frost forms only at ground level, the air temp never really drops below 3 at its absolute coldest. Those temperatures are also only for an hour or so and days are warm. The above trees are still growing (slowly) even now in mid winter.
I知 moving to Witheren, next to Canungra and they have got a couple of days last week at 0 and -1 I believe. But only for like an hour. I think the average low is around 7or 8 c. Like you said, I値l just have to protect my chempedek and other sensitive trees on the freak cold days.

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How cold?
http://rfcarchives.org.au/Next/CaringForTrees/MinTemps3-88.htm
http://rfcarchives.org.au/Next/CaringForTrees/FruitsForAreas9-83.htm
http://stfc.org.au/frost-by-steve-symonds

The fruit tree for areas is pretty conservative, with good site selection most of the trees listed for Rockhampton will go well in northern nsw. If you want to grow them for 20 plus years and never worry about cold protection it would be reasonable to follow. Coolangatta area already saw 1.5c this year.

Duranbah/terranora were at 8c on the same night.
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Wow!! 1.5 at Coolangatta, I知 moving out near Canungra mid July and wondering what of my collection will handle the temps in winter. I値l prob have a massive greenhouse by next winter though.

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I believe you have to to use gibberelic acid to get them to germinate. Most growers on here usually sell around September, October.

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Hi all, I知 not sure if there痴 already a list on here but wondering what success people have had with different fruit trees at certain low temps. If you could list cold hardy fruit trees and the temps they are able to survive at, it would be much appreciated.
Dane

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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Re: Canistel seeds
« on: June 21, 2018, 08:59:49 PM »
What type of Ilama are they ?

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Yeah this is definitely a Rollinia !
I would prune the 2 small branches and put a bit of pressure on the large branch to straighten out

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Also interested if there are any seeds left !

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Sorry Steve, I知 not sure I received it.

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Hi Steve, when will you have the red Geneva Ilama in stock again? Thanks Dane

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