Looking to pick up a few seeds of each. Please pm if available. Thanks.

Built this finally for my durian. I managed to turn a supposedly 6 hr job into about 18 but it's finally basically done. I figure I'll probably still kill the durian but at least this gives me a shot. I have the vents set to close at 70 degrees. The soil back there has great drainage so I'm hoping to avoid phytophthora. I might try to grow a couple pulasan in there too.

Any ideas? It's still really warm and pretty humid here so I can't imagine it is a climate issue. This is a grafted tree from PR. After shipping it dropped all of its leaves and died back quite a bit but sent out a new vigorous shoot and seems to be doing well. Just not sure what is going on with the leaf edges.

Have a bunch of new stuff from Puerto Rico. The only things that were bare rooted were two quenepa's. They seemed to not handle that well. Dropped every leaf. I'm thinking they will recover fine eventually though.
The grafted rambutan was not bare rooted but for some reason all of the leaves turned crunchy in transit and have since dropped. A little more concerned about this one since I don't know why it handled the shipping so poorly. It does have a new shoot popping out just above the graft though.
Surprisingly the durians came through the trip looking perfect. Just have them in the tent to hopefully give the grafts a better chance of taking. One graft is actually pushing leaves already but i am assuming this is just from stored energy in the scion since it has only been a little over a week since the graft was done.

I have a little $5 ultrasonic fogger that turns on for 30 mins every 2 hrs. Seems to keep the humidity really high. I'm hoping this works better than just bagging everything.

Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

I planted this at my parents house last spring. Seemed to do fine for most of the summer but recently this one and another in their yard started looking like this.

This is my lalijiwo. Hoping to get to try it this year. I think the fruit is getting past the point of dropping as long as I actually remember to keep the tree watered.

Grafted lemon drop from Puerto Rico. The tree itself has done nothing since I got it last August but I am hoping to get a couple fruit from it. Just wish my grafted achachairu would do the same.

I have a royal lee that is doing well but my Minnie royal came in dead from the nursery when I bought it and I have not had any luck getting a healthy replacement. Just looking for a few sticks to graft onto my royal lee.

Just got this in today from Frankie's. Pretty decent plant. Looks to have made the trip well. The graft is well healed. I think it may actually have flower buds forming.

Picked this up in Puerto Rico last summer. The tree itself han't done much since I got it but today I notice it is blooming. Hopefully by next season it will be big enough to hold some fruit.

Trying to fill out a box on my persimmon order from just fruit and exotics and I was thinking about a Christmas loquat. I have tried a bunch of different seedlings. Some I thought were pretty good with large fruit. Just wondering if the Christmas variety is good enough to plant when I already have access to a bunch of good seedling fruit?