@bsbullie: i bought it this winter and put it in there and now i need some1 can help me to move it out,for the same reason it is on the side ; unpollinated opened flower fall down.

@fliyngfoxfrutis: i give water when soil surface is dry..the water on leaves was rain

Hi guys,my lucidum is flowering (is stays in large pot in greenhouse very heat during the day) but is falling down buds after flowering ,isn't it self-fertile?i'm bothering a bit

Still available? If yes, can they grow in 9a /9b zone (and in greenhouse) ? How many years before fruiting? Need to be grafted?

some ideas from what i grow in zone 9b...

Jujube
Fig  already having
Mulberry already having
Pawpaw (too warm in summer and no shadow corner to plant)
sapodilla
blueberry (needs acidic soil) already having the lonicera
blackberries already having
avocado (sadly,don't like its taste )
citrus ? already having lemon,orange,tangerine,clementine,fingerlime

thanks

just bought a carissa macrocarpa,can grow outside?in january this year (very cold) we had  6 nights under 0 (lowest T° was -3.1 only once and others in range between -0.2 and -1.6)  i can give a full sun position ...i also have to re-pot or plant now because in too big to stay in its little pot

what about pitanga?

hi guys,i m planning to grow plants in order to get fresh fruits every month of the year , I already have:
passiflora edulis
finger lime cv faustrime
solanum muricatum
physalis peruvian
psidium lucidum
carambola
rasp-josta-tay berries
currant
kiwi
kiwano
cucamelon
watermelon
mini white cucumber

what do you suggest too?i prefer perennial or multi-year plants and self fertile..keep in mind sometimes here we have some freeze during the night but in the day we never go under a +2 ,and we have under 0 temperature only a few hour rarely in winter.

here are my min T° in C° per month starting from january , on the bottom you can see the absolut min. since lasts 60 years about


medium


max



thx in advance

soil is 6.5 , i use well water

Hardiness of this fruit?

It kind od looks like it may need water.  Has it been hot and dry lately?

hot,but not such dry

Hi guys,it's the very same carambola I talked about on here: http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=15312.msg195626#msg195626

re-potted and still in the greenhouse,lower temperature is about 11° during night, but I really don't understand what is happening...some leaves turn into yellow and then fall down,upper leaves are perfect instead

The soil is mixed with natural pelleted manure