The Tropical Fruit Forum

Need at least 1/2 inch diameter.
But smaller plants are good too if they meet the requirements.


It's a long shot, but doesn't hurt to ask!

Not quite .50 but I have a few in the .30-.35 range in easier to ship 7" tree pots

So Orange CORG is not compatible with standard CORG??  Did not expect that.  Would love to hear from others that attempted this cocktail. I was planning to graft my Orange CORG to a mature CORG this spring as a backup and with hope that a diverse pollinator would improve fruit set.

A failed graft or two, or even ten, doesn't necessarily mean incompatibility. Good luck with your CORG. I'll be attempting some yellow and orange grafts this spring too.

Don't get discouraged K-Rimes. Keep experimenting!

I might have a couple Grimal and Branca Vinho available. What diameter are you looking for?

Quote from: spaugh on January 10, 2024, 10:02:56 PM

Myer lemons are useless.

Could you please elaborate further on your comment on Meyer Lemons?

What are it's cons?

Does it have any pros?

True it is less tart than a true lemon, but I have a tree and they seem to make a nice glass of lemonade.

Cheers!

Paul M.
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Meyer lemon is the most useful fruit in my yard. I don't have to buy juices anymore. I make a frozen lemonade concentrate with different
flavors. Loquat, jabo, pomegranate, peach, plum, tangerine and whatever else I can find in my yard. The frozen concentrates last all year,
but the pomegranate and Sabara jabo lemonades disappear the fastest. I also freeze unsweetened juice for marinades and dressings.
One complaint? I guess they're a bit over-productive, which can be a problem for some

1250

My cuttings arrived fast and look great, along with generous extras! Gonna be a busy weekend!

Thanks Kevin!

They look fine. Don't worry too much about the direction of the roots. They'll find their way down on their own. Soil looks a little dry and I would recommend some kind of dome to keep the humidity up. Tropical sprouts are very delicate and susceptible to dry air

Nice plants and well packaged. Thanks eyeckr!

Update 10/21: Thanks for the orders! Still 2 plants left. Shipping early next week!

Hello everyone. I'm selling my last four Sartre/Arrayan guavas. These are coming up on 3 years old. Very close to flowering age.
Pots are 3"x7". Ready to go in a 3 gallon or bigger. Let me know if you have any questions.

Psidium sartorianum taste test

$40 each + $12 shipping.

$35 each + $15 shipping for more than one plant.







Some pics of my tree and it's fruit.

I heard southern AG citrus nutritional spray is similar to PG-S. It has most of the same ingredients John B mentioned and my plants love it. I've had better results with it than I do with their iron/zinc spray. Of course, it's a little more expensive

Ham???  Are we talking about Honey-Baked ham?  Or perhaps Black Forest?  If it tastes anything like Jamon Iberico then sign me up!!
Shmojojojo- if you have any other rooted cuttings after AndrewAZ is covered, I would be interested as well.

Lol I'm not sure I could tell the difference between any of those hams, but I can tell you it's like deli meat ham. Like I said, it's an aftertaste. It's not like you're biting into ham. It was still sweet and apricot-y.

I've received some interest, but I guess Andrew has first dibs if he wants one. I didn't plan on selling/trading these yet, but I offered since this post came up. I just transplanted them from their tray a few days ago and they're still pretty scrawny. I'll post some pics this weekend. If there is interest, my plant has many suckers popping up that I'll attempt to root. All the suckers make me wonder if my plant was from a cutting as well

I appreciate it and will probably take you up on that when i decide to pull the trigger.  I bought a matt snow black sapote from Champa last month. Great prices. Here is what my bookmarks for online sellers look like. Gotta be shrewd being away from all the action.

Sure man, let me know. They hold plants too (I always see reserved plants bundled together) in case you want to get in on that sweet 50% off and pick them up later