As explained in my previous post, it's Rio Red.  There is no such cultivar called "Texas Sweet".

I was in a hurry and got all these names mixed up, sorry. I should have say Rio Star or Ruby Sweet instead of Rio Red or Texas Sweet.
mrtexas, thanks for the info and website. I have never tasted or seen the Golden grapefruit. Looks tasty on the picture.

Galka,

nice find!

save the seeds (or collect as many seeds as possible)

those wild pawpaws can be valuable for sale or trade!

Sure, I will. I just looked and it seems the little guy got pollinated. Should I protect it from critters and how? Also maybe I should give it some kind of support. It's lying on the ground.

Here is the picture.

Yeah, I need some scions. Since I have two overgrown seedlings I would like to try to graft 4 different varieties. What do you think? I need to take pics of my seedlings, so you can see what I'm talking about.

Quote from: Majime on April 26, 2015, 01:51:37 AM

2 feet tall? What type of guava? I''d like to see a pic 

My largest that is fruiting is a pink variety in a 7 gal pot I use to shade my AC unit and I have no plans on putting it in the ground. Some of the smaller ones at 2' are pink (not named) and Mexican cream, maybe 6 of them, all blooming or with fruit recently put in the ground. The only small ones (2-3') left in a pot are a Mexican cream and an Allahabad, both blooming or fruiting.

I'll put a pic up later on today.

My Mexican and Thai 2' tall are fruiting but Pink 7' growing like crazy.

Thai Guava




Mexican

jbaqai Could you post a picture please? I have both Pink and Strawberry guava trees in pots. I bought them at same time. They are 4y.o. old now. The Strawberry guava produced first fruits (not a lot, hope to get more this year) 2 years ago but Pink guava is stubborn. I think I bought a seedling and this year when it should start producing. I noticed a flower yesterday so hopefully I will have to taste one. I prune it every winter/spring because it gets large. I should re-pot it I know but it seems the tree is quite happy in it.
Pink Guava

Have a hard time with post images

Try http://imgur.com Works good for me.

Quote from: Qoppa on January 23, 2015, 02:51:58 PM

Looks good, Adam.  I still have the grafted plant I got from you.  Not much growth lately but it's indoors for the winter.

glad to hear from you!!

that was the only one I ever grafted!  I need to make more!  You might have the only one in the USA that's grafted!

good luck with your plant...i think it will flower in another year.

Did you make some more, Adam? 

No problem. 

I've seen weevils that get into trees that look like that.  Never seen it on citrus.  My guess is that there is something in there.
Is there a pin hole on it?
Should it be a critter you could stab it with a pin/nail.  The more slicing, the more damage.
I'd do a long vertical slice if you decide to explore, less cambium loss.
Let the experts weigh in.

I don't see any holes on it. I will explore it for sure. 

Adam, I would like  a couple of these WJs and Sweet stripes if you have them for sale. I only have 12 pineapple plants so far... need more, haha. 

I got my Red Lime at Lowe's two weeks ago. Going to buy Red Finger lime from Harris too. My Green Finger lime is blooming for it's first time. I don't think it will fruit this year though.

My Mexican Lime got this bump on its trunk. I have no idea what it is. Should I cut it off? I don't know how to do it so I won't lose the tree. Any ideas?