The Tropical Fruit Forum

thanks for the vid Im going to check it out

Your soil looks lacking perlite and could be too heavy not allowing roots to breathe, Try repotting with a new soil mix that is 15% course perlite or sand.

Trees are amazing but they take time.

Good Variety Grows and produces so well in florida, beautiful flowers

Saw a pic of it looks huge, congrats. How old of a tree?

Muntigia did before its removal

Thanks for posting

Yes I have this proboem with the first Rollinia I planted. The issue for my tree is the heavy soil and also tree was planted too low. Everytime it rain dirt would wash down into the hole further burying the roots that were already in heavy soil with compost that had not properly been mixed with native sand/soils. The tree has become very chlorotic with yellow frail leaves.
Not sure how your tree was planted but maybe the roots are unhappy. How thick is mulching?

I have a Mexican Cream from “Lowes. Thought it was a white interior fruit but mine are a light pink, the flavor is good but not as satiating as a ruby/red guava

This tree we have up here on the North Shore of Oahu continues to produce massive Guanabana's. It makes a lot of flowers, but very few fruits...  I think that is part of the reason why they are getting so massive. Picked this monster today at just over 19lbs, its the largest I've seen from this 6 year old tree so far. 

I don’t even know what to comment, my minds blown

Very thin seed also

Looking like a mostly September Mango, dropped 3 during August but the rest still holding

Great Video on Jaboticabas varieties and some of their history in Florida