Any idea what is causing them to look like this? The tree is in my greenhouse.
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So effortless.
 

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I have been doing it, seems like most (all?) of you as well. My sister in law has an atemoya tree that she totally neglects. I was under the impression that southern California doesn't have the necessary conditions for natural pollinators. She lives in the city of Garden Grove.

Got these from Costco, they were green and hard. So I left them on the counter for a few days. They felt soft enough this morning, cut them up, and the inside is "spoiled". What caused them to go bad?
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My mother just gave me a couple, she got them from a supermarket named "Mother's Market". It' s a good size fruit, taste is kinda bland. The label says California Organics avocado, product of USA. It's not bad, just doesn't have the fragrance, or "fatty" taste that CA Haas is known for. I've only had CA Haas, and like it, so that's my basis for comparison.

Looking to set up something portable for the cold months, will put away after use. I may not be home for several days at a time, so the greenhouse & plants will need to be in survival mode somewhat during that time.
Here are some pros and cons that come to my mind:

Backyard pros: free sunlight, easy irrigation setup since it's outdoor, lots of room for the GH.
Backyard cons: the windows/vents have to be automatic somehow, otherwise the plants will cook during the day, can be windy, more cost for heat source at night.

Inside the garage pros: no wind to worry about, no overheating issue during the daytime, less costly to heat.
Inside the garage cons: need to provide artificial lighting, irrigation can be an issue (how to set up an automatic irrigation indoor)

I'm thinking of getting a plastic GH (ebay, amazon, harbor freight,...). How do you protect your "fragile" plants?
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My Hasya has a bunch of fruitlets for the first time!  Do I wait for the pot to be completely dry before watering (for my current weather this means once a week), or just maintain a constant damp level (a little water every other day)? The soil drains very well.
This is for a 7-gallon container.

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A seasoned gardener once told me to just use Foliage Pro 9-3-6, fish emulsion, seaweed extract on my container plants. I use this combo every 2 weeks. Sometimes I throw in some Osmocote Plus on the soil surface. Do you think this is OK? Anything else better than what I'm doing?

I was gone for a couple weeks, the Haas and Fuerte avocados didn't like the mid 100s temp. I was surprised to see all my mangoes, potted and in ground, did fine, no sign of heat stress. http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a67/delldude/20140712_200259_zps4zu0howw.jpg[/img]

Thinking of doing my first air layer on my parents' tree. A few years ago, I dug up one of the younger trees that sprouted around the mother tree and planted it in my yard, it died. Does air layer have a good chance of success on guava trees? I watched a couple you tube videos, but still need all the advice I can get from you guys. Thanks,

It has grown 20" since I received it about 1.5 months ago. I'd like to have a more compact, bushy form. Is it too soon to "pug"?

Any advice appreciated.
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