The Tropical Fruit Forum

I felt I fertilized at least twice this year already and its a couple years old. It looked fine in January and has declined since then.

I dont believe its a dog or cat but we do live on 5 acres so could be something else but its kinda hard to get to. As far as diluting I have done that but soaking them every other day for past week to see if it just needed water. I believe maybe its just pushing new leaves out but so weird that all 4 are doing it.

These trees came directly from the grower and I have added nothing to them. I have only had them a couple weeks. I would of assumed that the grower would know how to fertilize properly.

Dom


I think you are correct as that is the form and the people I had called today. Where I was confused is where I think you need an inspection for one of the choices. I would be option 2 (stock dealer) since I would be buying and selling and not growing and selling. I also probably need a resale cert to buy from the nurseries as well to keep from paying their sales tax. This might be all I need to get this done. Thank you!

Thanks again for those who gave helpful info. I am not sure about all the taxation stuff but I do know when I called to check into having the rights to buy and sell fruit trees in Florida they directed me to a guy that I had to have an inspection setup prior to getting a Cert of Nursery or Cert of Stock Dealer Registration. However I might not need to go that route but based on when calling the Florida Department of Agriculture that is where I was directed.

I am not planning on being a huge business more like buy and selling so that I can afford my habit of buying fruit trees for myself and kids to enjoy.

I am interested in buying tropical fruit trees at wholesale to be able to resell but I am not sure where I need to go. Does anyone know a grower or nursery where I can buy trees cheap in Florida? I am most interested in Mango trees.  I am located in West Orlando.