Nothing has touched them, my other Sugar Apples or Atemoya yet, but they seem to be getting into everything else. From ants beetles, rats, squirrel, possum and whatever else that comes at night. Hope they don't develop a taste for it. Its been difficult protecting my Figs and Jujubes this year.

What critter issues are you having?

Kevin jones

My results have been mixed as well.

I have noticed that they seem to germinate better outside in the shade.

Also, a lot of rain seems to help.

I recently threw a bunch of 2 yr old big red seeds and only one sprouted after 2 months or so.

Curbside pick. No Shipping.

Will consider reasonable offers.

12 Gal Ruby Supreme Guava with Crystal seedless graft (Both pink and white guava in one tree) - Just up-potted to new 15g Root Pouch - $75
12 Gal Ruby Supreme Guava with crisp white guava graft(Both pink and white guava in one tree) - Just up-potted to new 15g Root Pouch - $75
7 Gal Vietnamese Guava - White guava. Can produce fruit around 2lb. - $50

5 Gal Dwarf Star Fruit - Dwarf Maher - Just up-potted to new 7 gal Root Pouch $50
10 Gal Tahitian Gooseberry(Phyllanthus acidus)  $50

1 Gal Cas Guava   $10
2 Gal Cas Guava with Para Guava branch grafted $20

1 Gal Strawberry Guava $10
2 Gal Zill Dark Suriname Cherry Seedling $15


1 Gal Sapodilla $10
1 Gal Figs $10

Seedlings;

Sapodilla
Lemon Drop Mangoostin
Cherimoya

I'm growing a Mango tree for the first time and have a question regarding the flowers.

I noticed that some parts of the flower panicle are turning black. Do I need to be concerned about it?

Do I need to apply anything to give it the best chance of producing a fruit? I'll be happy with a single.

This is a Pickering and I moved it out of the garage about 10 days ago. Been in the garage since late October.

Thank you in advance.

The sampler arrived in two days with extras!

I have grown several Jabo's for 5yrs and this is the first time I got to try them!

Really enjoyed them all! Thank you FLnative!

In the northern hemisphere?

I am growing one in a container that will need to come in the garage in November to stay there till April.

If they only flower/fruit in the fall and ripen over winter in the garage the fruit quality will not be good.

Thanks in advance.

Acidus on acidus grafts quite easily.

My Ruby Supreme. Plant came from Pine Island Nursery.

I am growing it in a container and out in the sun 7 months of the year.

This container grown Cherimoya is about 4yrs old. Its grafted with several Dr. White scion.

I plan to keep it in a container indefinitely as I cannot grow it outside in my climate. It stays in my garage for about 5 months out of the year.

My question is concerning pruning the 3 branches indicated. Last year when I pruned it, it did not branch out as expected. It just halted growth. In late winter when I pruned it, it put out shoots just below the cut without difficulty.

Is this how Cherimoya's respond to pruning this time of the year? Should I prune about a foot now and then prune again shorter in late winter?(Currently it stands about 6ft tall from the bottom of the container)

Thanks in advance for any advice you can give.

I have successfully grafted 2-3 mm diameter scion.

I recently grafted using a wedge graft and thin scions. Mostly around 2mm thick. They are beginning to push now.

Use a sharp razor blade or grafting knife to make the cuts.

Please PM if you are interested.

As someone mentioned citrus does fine based on where it is grown.

These are at my BIL's place just north of SA.

Pictures are of Grapefruit X Orange on the south side of the house and Calamondin on the north side of the house.
They also have banana, avocado, figs, jujube. During a severe winter you may loose some limbs on some of these except for Jujube.

I have also seen Satsuma and Meyer lemon growing quite successfully in the ground around SA.