I came for something else entirely..

Yes I believe everyone came to see something else entirely when originally posted 😆 awesome varieties and diversity chewy

I also have

Really appreciate everyone’s honesty on the Ali Baba, makes me glad I didn’t impulse buy that one lol. But I had these varieties and really looking forward to growing the Bradford & the Orangeglow.
Any advice for a beginner watermelon grower?

  pumpkin yam variety



Harvested another 20lbs of sweet potatoes on Friday the 25. It’s funny, I thought sweet potatoes only do well when it’s hot outside but not the varieties I seemed to harvest this time of year compared to the other 20lbs of sweet potatoes grown during the hotter part of the year. The Omani Pink produced the most, & I also produced some pumpkin yams, Jersey Yellow, a Myanmar Purple, & a nice bit of Molokai purple.

tree looks good. mine has that upright habit as well but less mass, im going to give it another season or two.  It seems that my soil is pretty much beach sand so it takes a little longer to get mine to that just right size no matter how hard I try. Should pay off for me once they go into production in that low nitrogen will mean less issues with jelly seed and less vegetative growth.

I believe calcium helps with jelly seed. & Good Luck with both of you with your CCandy trees! I just recently planted mine into the ground and also looking forward to tasting it soon hopefully.

I have MD2/Gold & those have serrated leaves & aren’t as sweet. These Honeyglows don’t & also have a slight mango flavor too 🤤

Quote from: fisherking73 on January 13, 2019, 07:10:02 PM

Only our pickering is starting to show some blooms and very few at that. Fairchild zero. Honey Kiss zero (but hopeful since later season), PPK zero, Cocunt cream zero.

Patience.

I am not the right person to be saying this considering a checked out my trees sometime twice a day looking for a sign.  Interesting thins is the Mallika and Keith that I hardly looked at now have most flowers on them.  The other trees clearly are showing sign with swollen buds, a rouge young graft that flowered etc.  It has been a strange year but it appears that things are beginning to flower so hang in there, you could be posting an update singing a different tune this time next week.

Yes still very early!!


Here’s some of the recently planted trees that are already flowering despite only being planted about a week before Thanksgiving-
(A lot of others have had swollen buds & just haven’t emerged especially for lack of rain/water.)

  (Florigon grafted w/ Rapoza)

  (Venus grafted w/ Glenn)

  (Phoenix)

  (Carrie)

   (Hatcher)

I sell for local pick up whenever I have them available... waiting on another crop to fully mature at the moment

I haven't seen any flowers on my trees.
Other than the known early varieties anyone seeing anything?

Perez Mango usually starts flowering at the first sign of cold usually at the end of October every year.. I’m hoping this year will it will set an early crop

Local pick up/Meet   *All Brand New & Unopened*





Plant Doctor $25





KMag(SulPoMag) [0-0-22K, 11%Mag, 22%Sulfur] 50lbs $22

Citrus Nutritional Spray $5.  Or All Three (3) for $50

(Please P/M)

Looking for a White Sapote, anyone know someone or somewhere that sells them?

Wish I would’ve seen this before everything sold out. & wish I would’ve known you’re local too

Quote from: 561MangoFanatic on August 03, 2018, 02:41:08 PM

I enjoyed Buttercream WAY more than M4. (Though I’m only going off of one tasting evaluation). Agree with SweetTart. & Fruit Punch is good... but I’ve found some more of the newer varieties that I enjoyed most this year like ButterCream, Him Sagar, & Guava.

What made u said that u rnjoyed buttercream more than m4?

Title of this post said “Flavor Bombs” & to me ButterCream fit that more than the M4.