The Tropical Fruit Forum

i put my seedlings full sun no problem. 117 farenheit still kickin

mine may differ on yours... for urs u may want to put in semi-shade

tropicaltreasure-us on ebay cheaper too

I think they are around somewhere. I thought I saw a photo of one? Anyway,I have a couple small ones and they have had zero problems...other than (painfully) slow growth. I don't see any problem growing this in the So Cal "goldilocks" zone. Chris

How long have had it? Post pics pls

I have the same issues with my soursop they bloom late summer early fall and fruitlets drop in November/December. 
Anyone know of a variety that blooms in spring?

Frank, i have heard that to induce flowering & eventually turn fruit. Keep the tree warm & most importantly dont let your guanabana defoliate during the cold spells or else u get no fruit.

Tree's are about 4 yrs old, the first tree/picture is the only one not labelled correctly as a carrie, the others had lost their labels so truly unknown.

so since acquiring them did u purchase them as 3 or 7 gallon then transplanted in-ground and is this also the first year u let them hold fruit?


Thanks

thank u so much for the info.

Mind if you upload the current state of the tree?

Got it, should I spray neem oil to kill the damn hoppers, i've been confusing it w/fungus this whole time.

Dnt spray neem oil during the heatwave as it will burn the leaves.

Best is to crush them with ur fingers.

Believe it or not, i have killed more than 100 this year.

With the lesion caused by the leafhopper, pathogen may enter.

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cant wait for available scions

August 1-8. About 30 varieties available

Let me order in advance, Professor

La Habra Sun
Genova Red
Tropic Sun
Pink Mammoth
Randhir

We should have all those. I had my last pinks mammoth it was delicious brix 27

Why no share

cant wait for available scions

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My diagnosis is it was dehydrated.

Upon digging it out from the ground, roots in the bottom were dry.

I had potted it & now its thriving.



Not to mention leafhoppers

I have tasted the unriped ones on different stages.. some tasted like plum, some jujube/ apple, & some hint of guava.



But the riped from the tree are supreme.... so far i have only tasted 1 small riped from tree.


Gud thing i was able to cover nectaplum. Dam squirrels got like 15 ++....

Lemon zest, peach cobbler