The Tropical Fruit Forum

Quote from: onurciftci48@hotmail.com on July 01, 2017, 04:45:34 PM

Top Tropicals has them. Are they worth growing? Would they do well and fruit in central FL? How about the taste and the amount of edible pulp on on the fruit?

My guess is you would overpay dearly from TT. 

Will they do well in CFla, depends on your climate.  You will need a lot of space or a tree for them to climb up.  Fruit is tasty and you do get a decent amount per fruit but you cant eat all at once as it usually rilens in sections.

Thanks Rob! Is it ok to plant them in full sun?

Quote from: onurciftci48@hotmail.com on June 29, 2017, 11:14:11 PM

Looking for a large Pitomba Tree.

Thanks.

Excalibur has some nice large ones.

Thanks Rob!

Thank you all!  I already got one couple of months ago.

Wanted: Passiflora Nitida seedling or cuttings.

Thanks
Onur

Thanks a lot!

I have a nitida plant and olata cuttings available

I need an Alata.  I bought one from FruitScapes and one from Top Tropicals. I am afraid they are coming from the same source... Do you think it would work to pollinate them with Quadranqularis?  Would Nitida need protection in winter in Bradenton, FL?

Thanks
Onur

I use a shovel. No rocks here just sandy soil

That's right! But it may be little challenging when there are tree roots around.

Dear Friends,

Soon, I am planning to plant around 100 containerized trees ranging from 3 to 25 gallon. So, I need your suggestions on easiest ways and tools and equipment to dig holes in the ground.

Thank you for your help in advance!