My Peach cobbler.  I pugged it upon purchase and it seems to be doing well



Kesar mango.  Grows really nicely.  Put out a lot vegetative growth last year



Sweet tart.  Bought as three gallon from florida.  Not much vegetative growth



My ugly betty.  Also pugged upon purchase and have a very dwarfish growth habbit for me


This is my lemon zest on turpinetine.  Very vigorous grower though it seems chronically thirsty (though i was told lz always have wavy leaves and behave like its has too little water). 1 year in ground and spent a year in the pot


This is my mahachinok.  Pretty vigorous. 2 years in ground. Gave me a few fruits last year




Keitt mango.  Tall and lanky.  Behaves like a dwarf for me in ground


This is my irwin, bought as 7 gal.  Behaves like an ultra dwarf

I have a necta zee nectarine and a honey babe peach.  They grow well in pots and remain very dwarf for me.  They are not terribly productive.  I also notice that there are certain pest that eat the young fruit when they are gravel sized which might be ur problem.  I dont care for them too much so i dont care if the insects have some of peaches

They fruit in a 15g pot for me in clusters.  However I would say that it is cultivar specific.  I had a black pearl before but it was not as productive as my thai perfume

Last year i had the same problem with the alphonso last year.  Heavy bloom but all the bloom turned back and died.  I got one friuit from it last year.  This year i sprayed copper and there is more fruit set and less black bloom spikes.  U probably need ur alphonso to grow a bit more before u let it hold fruit though , the mango is quite big and i am not sure if ur alphonso can hold that weight

I have ordered a few mango from the seller.  Was not packed as well as TT but is still good packing.  All the mango survived and doing well.  Appears legit and plants are as described though her photos are way off from the real thing.  Not a bad deal for californians

Greenmart in orange does have some lychees the last time i went there.  Dont remember what varieties they have though.  They do have a lot of asian varieties fruit trees (i think the owner is taiwanese/chinese)

I have a cotton candy aprium.  It''s extremely sweet.  I like it but some may not.  It's low chill (~300 hr) Aprium seems to be only stone fruit that my wife consistently will eat.  (though she does occasionally eat a portion of a peach)

When u say prune the cherimoya, do u mean stripping all leaves or just the tiny fruit?

I bag my mangoes with nylon netting bags I bought from ebay.  It probably won't protect against squirrels though.

kesar and alphonso are both on the vigorous side for me in southern california so I would imagine it would also be a big tree in florida.

I originally thought the root was the stalk for the sprout until it started growing side branches.  I am guessing I should just keep it in the soil and not check any more.  I hope I don't end up overwater because I am too inpatient 

Sometimes champa nursery in el monte would carry them.  U might be able to call them up and have them order a specific variety with their next shipment.  They were selling some coconut cream backiin september