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I've always wondered and wanted to try approach grafting jaboticaba onto my in-ground guava (my wife will probably kill me for messing with this guava tree). If successful, wouldn't jaboticaba benefit from the guava's vigorous growth? Has anyone ever tried something like this? After all, they're in the same family.
This is the Pantin mamey grafted on lucuma. I was even flowering. I don't know if canistel and mamey are compatible, but at least it didn't work for the guys in Tenerife... but I can tell you, those guys know their business
Adam, this inga is not identified. Seeds came from the Domincan Republic...
Quote from: Felipe on January 31, 2012, 04:40:30 PMAdam, this inga is not identified. Seeds came from the Domincan Republic...I have the same inga. I believe it is Inga spectabilis, guama machete.Oscar
Quote from: fruitlovers on January 31, 2012, 09:32:52 PMQuote from: ASaffron on January 31, 2012, 08:09:12 PMI agree with Oscar, Spectabiliis...but Oscar looks like he cut his fruit about a month early!Am i right aboot that at least? eh?Sorry, low batting average. Those pods were perfetctly ripe-- ate them they were delicious. If you wait until pods starts turning yellow all the seeds inside sprout and form very long roots and very unpleasant to eat, So you have to pick them while still green but well filled out.Oscar
Quote from: ASaffron on January 31, 2012, 08:09:12 PMI agree with Oscar, Spectabiliis...but Oscar looks like he cut his fruit about a month early!Am i right aboot that at least? eh?