Haha, she lookin good Adam. My auntys dog I found loves jabo skins! Cant get enough of them.

Pretty sure somebody posted about this along time ago, something to do with toxicity possibly coming from the seed from memory.

I have been using Scotts osmocote acid azalea mix and also multipurpose and cacti mix of same brand. Best stuff I have used and I have tried them all. Results are pretty unreal for eugenias and jabos. Dont know how it would compare price wise with your made to order stuff but 50l of mix I pay about 18 bucks for. Little expensive but as I say, results speak for themselves.

Haha, Rosa pineapple or pineapple Bourke?

Avocado, toxic to horses cattle goats and dogs. Nothing mentioned of pigs, may be immune to the chemical persin being omnivorous like humans. Can cause respiratory distress, congestion and fluid buildup around the heart leading to death. Persin is found in the bark, leaves, skin and pit. Some varieties have higher levels of the chemical.

Any photo of the psidiums?

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Yeah they do look closely related though, not saying they are all impossible like i said in previous post I reckon itaguahiensis and grumi look like they could readily hybridise but there would be no benefit from the cross whereas pyriformis lutescens is imparting the sweet fruit genetics of a hard to grow plant into a tart fruit plant that grows feral so there is some benefit to that cross. There would definitely be more than one person attempt that hybrid with such a good outcome as pyriformis lutescens  though I wonder how much variation there is between different sources as we all know every hybrid will not be the same. 

You certainly could try but the foliage and growth habits of those three are very different. Pretty sure corg and pitangatuba will not work, They are too different. Just because you can get them fruiting in two years doesn't mean that they share close enough genetic compatability even though they share the same genus. Cedar bay and corg may be a bit more compatible but I still dont think I would be successful. But there is only one way to find out and make sure you post your results. Never know, might be lucky to come up with the new hybrid to knock pyriformis lutescens off its perch.

Does your head in! How your trees goin druss?

Yep, just had package turn up and seeds destroyed. Reckon packaging has to be airtight or it will not be allowed through.

Burn in small sections. Once you have cleared your patch it may be a wise idea to rest the beds, if you havnt got anything for the diseases to survive on they die out and then practice crop rotation. If you plant same species or similar species in the same spot season after season you will get a build up of disease in the soil. Hope this helps.