Pm sent Roy

This twigged a memory, had to chase a facebook post from 2012. India has dwarf selections.
This is one:

http://www.spices.res.in/success/viswasree.php

Man, youve got to be quick to donate 😀

I think someone posted a video about these, arent they indica x casturi hybrids?

Some updated pics of the native longan grafted to kohala seedling. Dont think i will ever lose track of the graft union.

Im thinking of mixing this in with my potting mix for my iron hungry plants, like jabos.
https://icl-sf.com/au-en/products/ornamental_horticulture/4402-osmocote-iron/
Any thoughts?

How good is the mountain nutmeg? Is it cold tolerant at all?

I just wondered if anyone is growing any unusual mangifera sp. Im keen on any non indica sp specifically I'm interested in mangifera dongnaiensis, mangifera persiciformus, mangifera zeylanica and mangifera sylvatica. If anyone is from vietnam/china or has info or even seeds Im trying to find out more about them.

Hi Mark do you have the whole writeup? Im interested to read it.

International seeds are allowed. Plants not so much. Hence seeds. Polyembronic seeds give me a good chance of getting that variety or something very close.

More than likely, these will be the dry type the so called da palo? I think. I have ordered from him in the past and got good germination. When I asked he said they were intermediate between the da palo and da seda. I think Oscar  from fruitlovers also has the highland dry type. The lowland moist type is the da seda and is harder to find. The la molina variety that grapebush has is an improved selection of the moist type made at the peruvian agricultural research centre. Even if youve bought some from theobroma U would grab some moist ones too. They are more heat tolerant being from lower altitudes.

Hi Peter, tried to msg you, wondered if your pouteria fossicola survived?