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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Re: Pond apple (annona glabra) cold tolerance
« on: February 26, 2021, 09:40:33 PM »
There is no point to growing pond apple in the Bay Area . Its a swamp rootstock.
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I guess next year I will just order cherimoya earlier. Lesson learned.
Isn't this just Eugenia candolleana which is being offered in a somewhat larger seedling on a couple other sites online priced for one-half to one-third the current eBay bid amount for this tiny seedling? E. candolleana also is known as murta or murtinha.
Just curious cuz in FRUTAS NO BRASIL (Lorenzi; 2015) page 396 (or pg. 490) have a look at the two taxa shown there and see what you think. Both these two mentioned species Eugenias look very similar.
Paul M.
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Poor guy, I just grafted mine on much bigger graft than this total cost of $21 with the rootstock. The scions cost was $8.
Your sale posts are nuts! Nice stuff!
Nuts? you got to be nuts to want to pay $150 for a tiny loquat ! good luck!
Your sale posts are nuts! Nice stuff!
Awesome selection. I would snatch that variegated sabara up in a heartbeat. Do you have them in a one gallon?
Thanks again for all the beautiful Jabos + friends from today <3
And despite what you say about the greenhouse looking winter rough, I was still breathless. So gorgeous!
Best Week Ever material. <3
Thanks!
If only I was in CA I would gladly pickup 1 or 2 of those 15gal beauties!!!!
Nice. I’ve read the flavor can be all over the place...how does yours stack up in that category? Mine is a few years old, been in ground for a couple years, flowers a shit ton, but never sets fruitI wanna taste it sooo bad!
Pics?