Alright, so I have some pics of my outdoor plants. All of these will be going into root pouches with some new soil in a couple of days, once school ends (tommorow!) the the bulk of my finals are over.
First a sad looking Kona Sugarloaf pineapple I bought online last year. I will definitely get to work un-uglifying it. Any tips?:
Much happier is my Meyer lemon from Hicks, which has lots of new growth, blooms, and fruit!
My Pickering mango from PIN is doing amazing! unlike my makok sapodilla which is dead. But the mango has survived and is doing wonderfully:
I have three bananas, a Dwarf Red, Double Mahoi (cavendish), and an unknown which is much taller than me right now.
Dwarf Red:
Double:
And Unknown (with other banana for size. Also, I finally got to say "with banana for size," I can check that off my bucket list now
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You can see the dead sapodilla and hibiscus in the pic with the unknown banana.
A couple tropical non-fruiters:
Curry Leaf! Absolute must for Indian cuisine:
And Plumeria I got when I was in Hawaii a couple years ago that still hasn't bloomed:
Enjoy! I'll try to get pics of seedlings soon.
Also, on a quick side note, I will be more or less taking charge of my high school's garden next year, cementing my place as "that crazy garden guy." W/e. Well, I made a website for our school garden (mostly because iI was bored and needed something to do because there's only so much studying one can do at a time). It's URL is:
www.herrickshighschoolgarden.webs.comAnd is currently a work in progress (like everything is "coming soon" or "unfinished.") I would appreciate it if you guys would take a look and let me know what you think.
Thanks!