ending soon!!!

They are closed on Saturday though.

SOLD

Available yesterday was: Coco Cream, Butter Cream, Fruit Punch, Kathy/K3, All Summer, etc

Do you have seeds? If yes I would buy 5. You tell me. Thanks

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I’m working on lychee orders in between the rains however, this auction will end in just over an hour if your interested in some rareness! I will only have one left to sell after this!!!

Im gonna try to list some plants here from local seeds Ive collected. The first is a Ximenia americana. 1 of only 2 or 3 I'll be selling. The tree is widely adaptable and can be grown into from south into central and northern florida per USDA charts. It also has a hight tolerance to salt! Ive seen a lot of trees growing in the wild around '8-'10 so Im sure can be kept in a pot. Its more of a hedge, sprawling type growth. Fruits have flavors of cherries, green apple, and hints of berries. The flowers are so fragrant they could be grown just for that. Let me know if you have any questions.
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I live in Miami and I believe that all the comments about ST are going off on a tangent. Why? Because this is the worst year I have every seen in general for mango production. For a few months I’ve been painfully thinking what did I do wrong because I have so few mangoes for so many trees. Did I over water or over fertilize or what? For 250+ mango trees I counted about 300 fruit total. My 10+ year old consistent producers have zero fruit. That includes 2 Haden 4 Keitt 1 Van Dyke 2 Hatcher 2 Glenn. So yesterday I had to go to Home Depot and rode my bike slowly the 3 miles through a residential area looking at all the big mango trees along the way and I would say that for every 10 mango trees I saw maybe 2 with fruit. This is just a sucko  year for mangoes so don’t make any hasty decisions. My 30+ avocado trees do appear to have a somewhat normal crop developing. My 3 Sweerheart lychee trees for the first time ever have zero fruit too.

   I have 8 mango trees in the ground for 8 years+ and it was a very crap year for me too. Besides my Sweet Tart and Honey Kiss holding fruit, I got nothing on Pina Colada, a few on Baileys Marvel, nothing on Coco Cream (which hasnt produced one edible mabgo yet), one on Peach Cobbler, nothing on Fruit Punch, and nothing on my Lemon Zest multi grafted tree. My plan is to at least take the Coco Cream down to a stump and switch over to Sugar Loaf.

     Germinating squamosa, reticulata, cherimoya, and soursop should be real easy. If you arent getting germination its probably bad seed. Heat mats work great, I use them, but you need a controller to keep temps down. Ive cooked some expensive seeds. Letting annona seedlings stay too wet is bad when they are young as it will cause rot. Using heat mats help keep them from rotting. Some of the more 'rare' annonas are rare because they are difficult to get and sometimes difficult to germinate. Some annonas from the Caatinga will probably never grow here so you just have to be prepared for failures and do your research. Ive had tomentosa seeds rot too(Im still looking for these myself). Maybe I cooked them on my heat mat?? Diversifolia is easy, you just have to wait 6 months. Diversifolia has a lower germination rate too. Try different sources. If your just interested in the fruit get a seedling and graft the diversifolia. Like I said though, be prepared to kill a lot of seeds in this hobby.

whats the price?

Couldn't find any info on the forum on this one so figured I'd start a thread. Seeds planted less than a month ago. Two out of ten have germinated so far.






Found a couple pdfs: http://repositorio.iiap.gob.pe/handle/IIAP/128

                                http://repositorio.iiap.gob.pe/handle/IIAP/89

In search of some annona rootstock, cherimoya preferable.

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