That's a lot to consider for one there is no mountain on the island so i know that couldn't be a factor but there could be a change in the wind from time to time. Water could be the issue one of them seem very close to a small canal plus there are a lot of underwater caves as well. But i will consider both of your advice observe the land and check on humidity all which may very well be the culprit. I am just curious to know that if this is happening is it wise to grow on one end of the island alone.



Timothy

I live on an island a about 98 miles long 17 wide just to give you the specks i notice that certain fruit trees are bearing on one side of the island others haven't even began to flower> Can someone explain why that is happen and can micro-climate be the culprit?


Timothy