Anyone have any leads on a larger (prefer 15 gallon) red jaboticaba in South East Florida, basically want to fast forward into something that is already fruiting size.

Right now my mango trees are doing OK, but I feel they could do better.  Most water they get is from sprinklers, have been debating of running direct flex tubing and bubblers to the base of the trees to give them more direct watering 3 days a week (when sprinklers go on).  Only have my CC that bloomed this year so have 4 others to experiment with.

have these on young sugar apples. Anything can help stop it? First decent crop and now this.  UGH!! it has destroyed a few small fruit, some larger fruit have small are but fear it will spread. Picture is what I found on line but no info as to what it is and what can be done to treat.

Anyone been there this time of year? Worth going? Have a cousin who is into fruit trees, but fear not much will be there to try.

The only tree/plant in my yard that is chlorotic is my Rollinia.  Have not watered at all since we have been getting a lot of rain recently. So she has been getting rain atleast every 3 days, sometimes daily.  Last fert with 8-3-9 almost 2 months ago. Any suggestions? Is it too much rain for her that is causing the yellow? Everything else is lush and green and growing in leaps and bounds. She is flowering and put on a good flush of leaves, but she has definitely been my problem tree since I got her LOL 

Finally got my hands on some Lisa Atemoyas thanks to Bender.  I am definitely going to plant one LOL.  Soooooo good, even though I am a fan of my kampong mauve sugar apples, this blows em away. Especially since more to eat. Do these grow true to seed?  These had a good flesh to seed ratio. Thanks Mike.

 Have one maybe 2 whole jackfruits to give away.  Pick up in Hollywood today or tomorrow latest as they are ready to eat.  Gunnar was generous enough to just offer to give me DF cutting so gonna pay it forward and give away these jacks.  Waiting to hear from one forum member who was interested, so have one for sure to give away. If more than 2 people want will cut in halves.  Let me know asap

Have a friend trying to ID a mango from back home in Puerto Rico that he wants to try and find to grow here. He knows it by Mango pasote. Any ideas as to another name for it that is goes by here?

Finally got to try the "queen of fruits". After an exhaustive day romping the fruit and spice park, decided to go and try and score some.  I was not disappointed, and had my first one ever cut by Robert himself.  It was amazing, bout 2 lbs, and afraid one day later I am close to going back to get more.  Definitely my best taste adventure for 2015 and easily in my top 5 fruit of all time, just gotta try it next to some red jabos or sabaras, custard apples and rollinia to see how it fairs side by side.  I understand these are irradiated, not sure exactly how different the flavor is, but if fresh non-irradiated ones are better and someone can get them, just take my money now lol

Took a drive to meet up with Bullie and see what goodies might be available.  I think he did us right, and counting the days for these puppies to be ripe.

Guava
Fruit punch
Lemon zest
Coconut cream
Taralay
Pickering
Seacrest

Been researching this, and found 2 opposing thoughts. One is just water frequently during drought etc.... the includes fertilizer and micros foliar sprays.  Who fertz and who does not when their sugar apples are fruiting??  Have you noticed any differences if you did not fert one year and fert the next??

During our morning walk/mango forage in our neighborhood. We came across an interesting backyard that pretty much amazed me.  The owner has 2 mango trees maybe 4ft tall MAX, has some sort of contraption that is keeping the branches pressed down. Looking at the main trunk, my best guess is the tree is somewhere between 3-4years old possibly.  Leaves are darkest green I have ever seen on a mango, and it is loaded with mangoes hanging less than a foot from the floor.  He has 4 pieces of rebar in a square around the tree and has cross braces that attach to these rebars and that presses the branches down.  Definitely the tree is much wider than tall. He also has an impressive row of pineapples, not sure what variety, but all in about 10 gallon pots and one of the pots had about 5 or 6 large pineapples.  Then he has a row of large dragon fruits on large rebar trellis.  2 of them loaded with flower/fruit.  Papayas and some type of annona.  No grass, just pebbles and fruit. And a much smaller backyard than mine. A person after my heart. Trying to meet him or her to chat but never see anyone there since finding this house a few weeks ago.  Want to get some pictures to post here but keep forgetting my phone, and rather get their permission first. I live in Hollywood Hills, so curious if to anyone here knows this person or is this person??