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If I want fruit on Soncoya I have to hand pollinate other wise I get zero but the tree is very ornamental.No selfpollination of Soncoya?
One of the best Abiu cultiver in Taiwan is called Jiu Da. It can weigh as much as 1.5kg!Any chance of getting seeds of the spezific cultivar ?
Here is the introduction:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fo1Pr_0dYNw
Hi! They only sell big quantities...In french, google can tanslate it:
http://www.viverosblanco.com/fr/notre-selection-de-porte-greffes
Viveros Blanco is a Spanish company here in Malaga, great professionals with a long experience in subtropicals. They have the site in English too:
http://www.viverosblanco.com/en/our-rootstock-selection
And here they describe some problems with rootstock criollo:
http://www.viverosblanco.com/en/presentation
IMO Gomera 3, 13/1 and Banilejo are interesting options for SoCal, since you share with us same climate and soil conditions. Besides the last two are moderate or little vigorous and in the case of 13/1 is almost a dwarfing rootstock, what make them even more appropriate for backyard. I gonna call them this week and see if I can get one 13/1 and one Banilejo to experiment with them (Gomera 3 is the usual rootstock here).
Hi Jose
I have tried many times to contact them but never got an answer
Do you know if they still sell to the public?
In the home page
http://viverosblanco.com/en/
they write:
"We export plants anywhere in the world. Our latest exports have been to Morocco, Lebanon, Portugal, Greece and Italy."
In french, google can tanslate it:
http://www.viverosblanco.com/fr/notre-selection-de-porte-greffes
Viveros Blanco is a Spanish company here in Malaga, great professionals with a long experience in subtropicals. They have the site in English too:
http://www.viverosblanco.com/en/our-rootstock-selection
And here they describe some problems with rootstock criollo:
http://www.viverosblanco.com/en/presentation
IMO Gomera 3, 13/1 and Banilejo are interesting options for SoCal, since you share with us same climate and soil conditions. Besides the last two are moderate or little vigorous and in the case of 13/1 is almost a dwarfing rootstock, what make them even more appropriate for backyard. I gonna call them this week and see if I can get one 13/1 and one Banilejo to experiment with them (Gomera 3 is the usual rootstock here).
Why are you not responding to Pm.He is diseaper
