Wait , did you say shilajit? That's some rare , powerful stuff. I've only heard of it for human consumption. How is it not too expensive to add to a soil mix and what's the benefit.
Thanks!

Try giving them some kelp and minerals, should help with the scale.

I have mine in a gallon root pruner pot in some ocean forest/happy frog soil/ancient forest mix, im giving it the works added some shilajit, azomite, mycogrow, bio zeus and mykos mycorrhizal and only water with composted rain water. Im making sure its going to grow to its fullest extent.

Alright, thanks very much.

 

Argument done on that note... For real though .
Loud and quiet vegetarians alike choose the diet for myriad different reasons, not just because they choose to be more more healthy. There are plenty of unhealthy "chipitarians" eating potato, corn chips and pasta and carbs to survive, not so balanced. Most I've met are over the factory farming of animals or just killing of animals in general , or the gnarly process associated with "processing" thie animals.
I didn't watch, avoid hype on both sides.

I'm looking for scion from a mature fruiting Lucuma and / or Green Sapote.
Please send a PM if you can help. Cash or trade. Thanks!

But where's all the "glory" and ego stroking in that?
Re-naming "new varieties" is one of the most confusing things to perpetrate on the garden community.
 Not answering questions about your magnificent new creation furthers the confusion.

Quote from: JF on July 10, 2017, 10:37:42 AM

Naranja mango aka Mutant LZ
Looks like OS

I don't think what you have is a bud sport. I think it's simply a phenotypical difference based on the environmental conditions.

A few years ago in Australia, the government went around the country and collected what they thought were many different variations of Kensington Pride. They took all of these different selections and planted them all in one location. Once they started to fruit, they all were the exact same KP. I think that is what you're experiencing.

I think you should really hold back on the constant re-naming of your "new varieties" and "bud sports". Why don't you plant some monoembryonic seeds and name the resulting tree instead of constantly trying to re-name other peoples varieties?

I just cut down a tree of Pakistan mulberry yesterday and processed the cuttings for clones last night.
 Please send a PM as I can easily ship these.

Raul on the fruit hunt once again! Glad you made it back to these 2 special Luc's tree's and looking forward to pictures of the fruit. Give thanks for acquiring scion to share.

plants come first

I have Cherimoya seeds recently collected. $1 a piece. or 15 for $20. From a smooth & thin skinned type. PM how many you need and where you are at and I will tell you what shipping would be.

A good initial fruit hustle. At 20 plus seeds an unknown variety you'll be eating all the Cherimoya you desire and get paid to do it!  I roast ,but really , welcome and post some more.
The numbers on your pitch is funny math though.

I had about 50% success rate from cuttings of E. Latifolia, E. Ebbingei and the "unknown Goumi relative " that's circulating Bay Area rare fruit circles but as we know timing and other factors can affect a batch of cuttings . It seems very easy to grow and despite climbing characteristics previously mentioned I think in my climate it could be a nice understory crop like cape gooseberry .

I love the smell and taste of finger lime skin.
That one really sticks out to me as unique. Also the "Ginger" lime is special , leaves and zest.

The sod musn't go in.