At station two, we have a Mauritius lychee, Marcus pumpkin avo, a seven foot tall seedling avo that we hope will put out good fruits... No plans to graft on to it now, we have nine or ten smaller avo seedlings that we will graft with various Hawaiian cultivars, a Multi grafted citrus, an Excalibur Mamey and magana Mamey. On the back patio is a jaboticaba surrounded by sweet pepper plants, tomatoes, and carrots. We also have several banana mats starting... From dwarf cavendish, to a black cavendish variety I got from a Cuban, plantains, dwarf namwah. And another dwarf variety that has only grown  a foot in two years, despite all the ones next to it growing multiple feet and shooting out pups. My goal this year was to get several trees and the fertilizer to take care of them, and it was approved. It helps that on my shift there is another ff who likes fruit trees and veggies, and another ff on another shift that tends to the herb garden we have outside the kitchen

Just bumping this list. Hoping to see more info after this season

I thought Orange Sherbert was something that Walter Zill had at his house and never officially started propogating? Not the same as Zill's High Performance where Gary works...

Quote from: cwojo on May 06, 2013, 09:51:32 AM

Quote from: waldi1 on May 05, 2013, 11:33:50 PM

CWOJO,
The Doctors  from IMSS in Mexico recommend Tea from the leaf's of Guanabana (Soursop)for prevention of cancer,also the pulp
and even more recommended Carambola daily.

not to be rude, but you provided an answer to a question i did not ask. I have read a GREAT deal of articles on natural cancer treatment and prevention. go back to my original message and look what i highlighted.

I want to see the source that says "ALL cancer starts in the liver"
and I want to see a source about taking baking soda to lower ph, because that is the silliest thing I have heard so far

"ALL cancer starts in the liver"  -- Max Gerson you might have to buy his book. He pioneered this years ago. The liver is your major detox organ. Make a supreme effort to clean it up and you have a fighting chance with C. Conversely-- your fouled up liver makes you more susceptible to cancer.
baking soda to lower ph   >>>> all over the internet

BTW you are not being rude but the sources are easy  to find whether you agree or disagree

Just cuz you read something on google does not make it an effective or safe treatment or remedy, so quoting a google search to back advice makes you look like a donkey. I agree a healthy liver prevents toxins from running rampant through your bloodstream, but not ALL cancer starts in the liver. I haven't read the book but I am guessing you misinterpreted what was said. I am not sure what your career is or what your family has gone through, but being a paramedic and having a father with lung cancer when I was younger, mother with malignant melanoma... I believe I would know more than a keyboard warrior. Soursop tea from the leaves would do the same thing as radiation, uv rays don't pass through the liver, and baking soda as a remedy would not only hinder what meds a doctor would have you on, it could change your body's delicate ph range outside of 7.35-7.45 and kill you before the cancer does. No hard feelings.

Haven't done a yard tour in a while, so here ya go

bangkok lemon jackfruit and unknown naner


bradley atemoya


coconut cream mango


not sure what is wrong with my cogshall, was growing fine and the last 2 growth flushes came out with wrinkled burnt looking leaves, discolored, and some of the leaves have fallen off. might pug it again after this upcoming season and let it regrow


dragon fruit trellis, kinda sketchy, i made them from pallets.  unknown boynton beach variety, zamorano, and zills red dragon fruit


dwarf cavendish and some seedling papayas. after the cavendish fruits, im moving all the pups outside the fence. i went crazy in that corner, now everything is crowded


excalibur mamey sapote


excalibur red jackfruit


left is yellow jab, right is the blue vexator jaboticaba


my row of jackfruit seedlings, my experiments


lsu purple fig


makok sapodilla and some seedling papayas


mauritius lychee


unknown naner


nam doc mai #4


oro blanco pomelo


pantin mamey sapote


some more seedling papaya loaded with fruit, branches are kinda in the way of the rest of the fruit


persian lime


ppk mango


red hybrid jaboticaba


Sarteneja custard apple


sri kembangan carambola, lots of flowers. everyone else has trees loaded with fruit, mine is just starting it's cycle


Soursop, whatever Excalibur sells from their greenhouse. Forget what cultivar Rob said it was


valencia pride mango, with 2 dwarf namwah naners in the back

the average is around 6months...

Can't pinpoint my single least favorite fruit, but there are some I do not care for. Wax jambu tastes like i am biting into a rose, really gross. Had some frozen durian, definitely tasted like sauteed onions and garlic, maybe i would like it if i ate it with steak.

I finally had the opportunity to sample many varieties I was curious about. some were very delicious.

Here are some "new ones" that I really enjoyed,  each one has a unique flavor characteristic.

In no particular order.
St Maui
Carrie
Maha Chanok
Hatcher

You really enjoyed the Hatcher mango? tastes exactly the same as a Haden to me...

I must be a retard. I have watched that video and a few others... and I have not had a single fruit set on my Bradley atemoya. The flower will drop it's petals and the bud will turn black/brown and then fall off.

i agree with what harry says... the spanish speaking population refers to custard apple and sugar apple as cherimoya, even the lebanese family i am friends with refer to sugar apple as cherimoya

I have been wondering why I haven't seen his great questions and him sharing his experience with ultra exotics....

I am guessing that these self pollinate, being that they fruited so high up in the canpopy. Seeing a fruiting one makes me want to go visit my favorite nursery and finally get onel

I am looking for the following varieties of dragon fruit:
American Beauty
Cosmic Charlie
Dark Star
Guyute
David Bowie
Natural Mystic
Purple Haze
Physical Graffiti

I know PIN has them, but I am wondering if anyone knows somewhere local to Palm beach county that they are, so I could save myself an hour drive or so. Thanks