Has anyone used Wesco drum truck to move 25 gal and larger pots? I am planning to buy it and wondering if anyone has first hand experience with the hand truck. I have limited clearance between pergolas so wider than 30” truck won’t work in my backyard.

Wesco 240001 Deluxe Series Steel Drum Truck, Moldon Rubber Wheels, 1000-lb. Load Capacity, 24" Width x 58" Height x 21" Depth https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000OJGSNK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_uwYdFb6BRHGQF

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I have learned a lot from this forum, also learned from my own mistakes. After loosing numerous trees, I am at a point that my mangoes are doing well. Most of my mangoes are on Florida rootstock except for some multigrafted varieties I want on a single tree. Like this 4in1on Manilla rootstock (LZ, PPK, Juicy Peach and Maha) courtesy of Frank. Note, I am going by the fruit sizes in determining what is an early and late variety in my yard. I am in zone 9B and I do get some below 32F nights once in a while, but last year the lowest was 34.2F according to my weather station.

4in1on Manilla rootstock.


Early Varieties Orange Sherbet and Cat Saigon.




Late Varieties.
Sweet Tart and Dwarf Hawaiian on Corriente rootstock.


Icecream on Turpentine.


Lemon Zest on Turpentine.


Mallika on Turpentine.


Peach Cobbler on Turpentine.


Pickering on Turpentine.


Buttercream on Turpentine.


Carrie on Turpentine.


Some of my grafting work based on Har's top 5.


Others like Coconut Cream, PPK, Fruit Punch, Fairchild didn't flower for me this year, or aborted their fruitlets. So mangoes will grow here, don't give up!

I would like to buy 5 Kauai Sugarloaf pineapple slips. If you have them and willing to ship, please let me know.

Closed, found a seller.

This seedling has been in ground since February of this year and grown almost to 10’. It is leaning to one side due to weight probably, I staked it with 7’ t-post, but it grew past it. It is close to home so I would like to keep it below 15’ and still want to get some fruits. Should I prune it to encourage side branches?

Is there something wrong with my thornless green jujube? It is supposed to be evergreen, but lost ileaves after transplanting. New leaves are sprouting out now but they look dry. I remember older leaves had glossy top. Any recommendation to improve its condition? I fertilized it with bioflora 6-6-5 and use 20-20-20 plus trace elements at low settings when watering with drip emitter.

I came across Phosgard 0-28-25 while I was at a local Crop Services Store. I read here non-nitrogen fertilizer is recommended once the fruit has set on mango trees. I bought a 2.5 gallon since it's quite far from my place and I didn't want to drive there for it. Does anyone have experience with Phosgard or similar products, and what is your application rate? Thanks in advance.

A manual sugarcane juicer for sale as pictured. Brand new, never used, bought from eBay. I opened it to check, but decided to get an electric one.

$100, priced for local pick up from zip code 92346 only. Please pm if interested, or have any questions.

I need help grafting Lapin cherry on Bing for pollination, I would compensate whatever the fare amount is. Please have some successful grafting experience. I am not sure when is the best time to graft stone fruits, so throwing it out there.  I am hoping same person will be able to show how to graft mango trees also. I am in Highland, CA 92346.

Thanks.

I planted 8 trees (6 various mango varieties, longan, mauritious and sweetheart lychee trees) on south side of my backyard a few weeks ago (9/10-9/15 to be exact). Planted more on the other side of my property as well. All trees are doing fine, I added 6-12" of mulch and layer of cedar on top. I am planning to install a drip irrigation system and use Dosatron D25RE2 to fertilize. I am torn between water soluble fertilizer and  hydrolyzed fish fertilizer from Aqua Power my local Crop Services Store recommended. I was thinking of an all-in-one fertilizer and leaning towards hydrolyzed fish. Do you guys have suggestions and advice for me?

Thanks.