Jack, I am wondering if any of your Jabo’s do noticeably better in very sandy soil?
The M. guaquiea I saw in Nipomo at the Scott’s was stellar!
The guaquiea native soil is very sandy.

Vexator grows so slow for me I would not think of it as a rootstock.
I am not sure where P. Peruviana and P. Rivularis would fit on the compatibility chart:)

Grimal’s are great, still the fastest growing Jabo for me. Very resilient.
I wonder about the Taxonomy still.

I’ve had this plant for 5 years in Nor Cal and no flowers whether in ground protected or open , or in a pot. Curious about the spice from seeds flavor like the leaf smell?

Looks great as usual, I’ll try to pick some fruit and get a picture up.

Emerich #1 is a selected variety that tastes better than any seedling I have tried , doesn’t have the resinous flavor. I’d think the full story on this selection is out there but all I know is George Emerich was in South America looking for good flavored Capulin’s and this was the one. Super easy to graft these vigorous seedling’s.

Oh most definitely.

Thank you Josh. I have fresh seed to harvest in the coming weeks if anyone is interested.
Good germination happens easily with fresh seed.
Thank you.

Still Available. Perfect timing for cutting’s.

They can be grafted on Cherimoya and grown but may not get sweet fruit.

$6

Haha