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You are right. It's sweet green I was thinking of.Quote from: Mikey l
ink=topic=52202.msg514003#msg514003 date=1708187348Sweetie is not dreamIt's pretty Lisa - Dep Lisa . There are supposed to be 4-5 Lisa Mimosa, magnolia, Ong Nursery. Probably taste all the same
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Sweetie is dream atemoya.
Unlike some other Atemoya varieties, SSA Atemoya is described as having slower growth and smaller leaves .
The flesh is segmented similar to Lisa, but reportedly less chewy
Can a transplant jackfruit tree (2 feet) with a damaged taproot (not sure it was a tap root but one had broken off) survive?
The number of chill hours or minimum temp to stimulate lychee flowering varies a lot between varieties. I have seen lists of well over 40 varieties trialled in my local area on the Tablelands from least to most chill hours needed in sequence. Some like Tai so which maritius is form and kwai mai pink can flower at times when temps don't fall below 50f.
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I had a grafted Taishu tree but it died within a few months after I purchased it. I'm supposed to be able to get another replacement one this spring.
Hi FruitersI pollinate llama to atemoya Lisa this year and set 4 Fruits , any one get any have idea ?
Have any of you successfully grown Ilama from seed into a mature tree?
I've had two failed experiences with Ilama so far.
1. I got seeds. Germinated them quickly and easily after soaking in GA3. All was going well up until they were on their 2nd or 3rd set of leaves. The plants were between 5 and 15 cm when they suddenly got sick. A couple of them had some fungal looking growth around the base of the stem. All their leaves darkened and over the next few weeks they died. At this point the weather was still warm. So I put it down to a fungal condition.
2. I purchased a baby plant. It was about 10 cm tall and had it's first set of leaves. Starting to sprout it's second. It was healthy upon arrival but after a few weeks the same thing happened and it died. I did not see any fungal growth on this plant . This time the weather was cooler at the start of winter but it wasn't yet deep into winter.
I live in a climate similar to Southern Florida or Florianopolis Brazil. Subtropical with no frosts but it's still cold enough in winter that growing things like Durian or Mangosteen is out of the question.
My next strategy for Ilama is to use Cactus potting mix. So it will be nice and sandy and free draining. And to also purchase some Anti fungal liquid to apply to the potting mix.
Do any of you guys have any hints or tips on how to successfully raise this seemingly fickle yet wonderful fruit from seed into a beast of a tree that will feed my neighborhood Possums, Fruit bats and other assorted critters?
Cheers!
thank you
Hi Gozp. Did you receive my message? PM you twice, but no response.
Kindly, check your PMs.
No PM from you.😒
