Here is my luc's garcinia, lemon drop mangosteen, and cambuca. Does very well near the Southern California coast..
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Quote from: Ant21 on August 31, 2020, 02:14:42 PM

If you are by the coast Indian mango does not do well, they produce well if you are more Inland. My Alphonso never has done well and produce very few fruit, they get powdery mildew from the morning fog easily. Indian mangoes love heat..

All mangos love heat!

What I mean is 100+ dry desert heat...

Hello, how long does it take for jaboticaba seeds to germinate?...

Is anyone growing Bilimbi AKA "kamias" in Southern California?...If so do you put it in the greenhouse during the winter months..

Thanks for the heads up.

No problem they also have Gwen, Wurtz, Kona Sharwil, Carmen Hass, and your Fuerte, Bacon, Hass, Don, etc..

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I am not an expert by any chance but from my observation at least in my area manila rootstock mangoes does very well. Florida turpentine will survive but very slow grower and tend to flowers at least the 1st couple of years instead of growing flushes. My alphonso now is still small in height but the main trunk has gotten big and now steady. What I am saying is it take a little more time for turpentine to adjust here in Cali. I just bought a grafted keitt @ Lowes and a manila mango I will be using to graft a coconut cream and LZ in to it.

How long ago did you plant your Coconut Cream in the ground? and is on on Turpentine.

Just wondering as I noticed you have many flowers still and my CC is now starting its first flush on some branches and has already finished flowering overall.

Johnny

CC has been in the ground for 2 years now, I got that from POG out in Florida. I like the height now but a very slow grower in So. Cal

Hello guys have not post here in awhile due too a busy schedule. Did a very hard pruning on all my mango tree. You will notice that mango on manila rootstock tends to grow taller than florida brought trees.

Ewais mango (Got this from Roger Myers 4years ago)


Gold Nugget


Alphonso


Coconut cream


Glenn Mango

I would not prune at this time,  you will not get any growth because winter is coming soon. Pruning in California is different than Florida. Select pruning is what you need in California.

Clay, my dad lives in Moreno Valley and has no problem growing mangoes. All of his trees do very well in the winter with no protection.He also grows papaya,cherimoya,sapote,and sugar apple that is fruiting.

Moringa is a fast grower here in So.Cali they will stop growing during winter time. That is why you have to prune them during spring or else they will grow tall and flimsy. They do not like slot of water either.