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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Costa Rica - fruit Nursery/orchards
« on: May 23, 2018, 12:54:21 AM »
Any recommendation for visiting fruit orchards or nursery’s in Costa Rica?
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Hello. It's nice to see a grower in a cooler climate! I myself have grown mango trees in a cooler climate. I am in zone 6 so I have to keep my trees in pots. Years ago, I plugged my Maha Chanok during winter. I had it under a HPS light and it did start flushing like crazy. If you can't provide a grow light and heat, then you probably should wait. It is still risky. I would love to see a pic of it.
Thanks. Oh another thing about LZ is it's apparently a very vigorous tree. Not a deal breaker on its own, but a factor in the decision.
One day maybe I'll visit FL during the summer and get to try an LZ. If I flip for it, I'll have to come late to the party and get a tree. Until then though, it misses the cut.
Someone needs to put together a "Mango Excursion" guided tour of various nurseries and tastings. I would definitely participate, especially if I could find some work excuse to travel to FL at the correct time of year.
If you and others are serious, maybe a formal tasting could be arranged.
Hey Adam,
send you a mail a while ago. Did you get it?
Ditto
I think Adam is ignoring us Texans.
it could be ready to ship tomorrow, but I must see if I will have time to pick and ship fruit!
for the last couple of years, I have ordered many boxes of mangoes from this phenomenal supplier but unfortunately this year due to lower supply and time time availability, Walter was unable to ship to me.
If anyone is willing to buy some mangoes for me from here and ship them to me, I would be happy to pay you for your trouble.
Thanks!