Feijoa, give a try. You wont regret!

Just to share a photo of dream and an observation. I have all cherimoyas and atemoyas in greenhouse. They all have new developing fruits on or flowers. I have got -3C  inside of gh. I noticed that all fruits of cherimoyas  are ok but fruits of dream  got effected badly,now they r black... Though leaves are ok.. other atemoyas lost leaves too.

Mark,
Thank you for recommendation but my main problem is electricity which i dnt have in the field . so i m working on a small scale solar supply  just to run lamps at night and pond pumps(aquaponic)...  both side will have opening windows so pollinators or curious bugs can get in and out .

Gary ,
it is galvanized iron . so it dnt get rusty . about soil , i m unlucky . i guess it is  purely limestone . my garden located downhill and previous owner were excavating the hill  and laying the crushed material in the field .. so even you  give tons of water it all goes away in a second .. i just had to buy few truck load  "normal soil"  as on photo . 



i ll update photos . the main issue now is to take out plants from big pots with least damage . the  difficulty here is the soil is very heavy and there is no way to slip them out by holding from the plant so working on it to find a better way..

on the back - nordest , i ll make a line of sapotes as many friends warned me about their height potential and the rest of green house will be mostly from cherimoyas . i ll try to add new things eventually with your recommandations .
thanks
Harun

Thank you Nullzero ,
 main collection based on Cherimoya-white sapote-dragon fruits and feijoas. to make it clear , i guess it is better to attach some photo of previous greenhouse inside which was very concentrated ! it was hard to walk inside and plus had some runing Blacksoldier fly culture within small greenhouse. it was pretty much  like plastic bag that you try to fit everything in no matter what ... 

Certainly feijoa!

This is interesting because soon  i will harvest also my yellow dragons - magelantus.after seeing your post ,  i think  they have a global timing for ripening. even  our locations are too diffirent , their production period is similar.
congratulations
Seyrek

i tried it and it wasnt so good on trees. veggies liked it very much; it was visible but  for trees it was adverse effect and i was disappointed so i stopped using it . on the other hand, papayas still love it. 

Hi
i  have a special selection of Turkey's best figs. when it is cutting season i can help you . lets stay in touch.
regards

Dear all,
 i wanted to post few photos regarding my trouble with cherimoya seedlings. some forum members who i m very thankful, have helped me to create some collection of cherimoya . seedlings are almost 1.5 years old. problem occurs on grafted or not-grafted plants. all plants are in pot- no water log and mostly in greenhouse and very hot temperatures during summer even i shade... so over watering is not very possible as i water every couple of days with limited amount... now, first they get yellow leaves then they dropped them and start to dry back from tips.  at the end whole plant dries..i know it is a root problem but i m not sure on what kind of treatment i can apply for this problem on cherimoyas... if you guide me on this issue i ll really appreciate . after many failures and difficulties i managed to get some graft succes and it doesnt feel good to loose them or the possibility of loosing them...
Thank you all
Harun