at the time of flowering, the element that plays a more important role is phosphorus because it promotes cell division.

potassium promotes the formation of sugars in fruit ripening.


regards

hello

here is the new photo taken today


http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/546/rllj.jpg/

Mine finally started flowering about a month ago and is setting fruit. Here is a photo from a couple of days ago.

hello marklee

second is said in the following thread, this is not the real Rumberry.

http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=2879.msg41093#msg41093

I have one like yours, the seeds i found in tradewindfruit. grows very fast, is about four meters and two years old, flourished. are as fruits.
assafron was right, looks like a Syzygium, my I seem to Syzygium cuminii.

tomorrow I'll take a photo of small fruits

hola carlos


seeds arrived on Wednesday, all perfect. put to germinate


thank you

hello

almost a year later

this is the first rollinia grafted onto muricata:














The following photos are from a second rollinia that grafting one month after the first:














that's all

regards

very nice video, thanks for sharing

Hello


I bought a seedling on ebay.


http://stores.ebay.es/Polynesian-Produce-Stand/_i.html?_nkw=abiu&submit=Buscar&_sid=57666481


the seedling arrived safely, after a week of travel. was well packed.

hello


some curious photos, flowers and fruit


http://imageshack.us/g/1/9976347/

were taken today

very nice grafts

I like the multi grafted jaboticaba

hello

pushing the graft is now, the photos are taken yesterday.


http://imageshack.us/g/1/9854020/

Quote from: terejiguete on October 06, 2012, 06:49:08 PM

hello
Here is my  the first graft rollinia onto A. muricata, 2 weeks ago. today I blunted to rootstock.
http://imageshack.us/g/1/9797863/
looks good so far

Hola Terejiguete,

Them grafts look great...Btw how are they doing, have they pushed yet?

Thanks for sharing

hello Steven

i only graft one seedling, the other seedlings soursop are a bit small for  graft. all photos are of the same plant.

In this photo, the top two leaves are A.muricata and below has Rollinia:

http://imageshack.us/scaled/landing/191/muricatarollinia4.jpg


few days ago I cut the leaves of rootstock, but still has not pushed.


saludos

I didn't hear him say that it would speed up fruiting , just keeping the tree smaller , or did I miss something ?

luc

in the video says:

"con un buen zapote de semilla, vale la pena hacer esto, el arbol no crece mucho (se queda como un arbusto) y da pronto."


if you copy the video address and put in the browser you can see the comments that uploaded the video:


 "Subido por calimancero el 12/09/2011

Este procedimiento se realiza en aquellos casos donde uno desea mantener la genetica del plantn base y contribuye a acelerar la producción entre 4 a 5 años dependiendo de la especie. se puede realizar en aguacate, zapote, citricos, papauce, caimito, mango, etc"


" Comentarios del usuario que ha subido el vídeo ( calimancero )

    De hecho este proceso se realiza en arboles no injertados, ya que cuando injertas se supone que has utilizado injertos de arboles en producción que garantizan un rapida cosecha, este caso es para aquellos plantones en los cuales no quieres cambiar la genetica con el injerto, y porsupuesto lo puedes hacer en zapotes.

    calimancero hace 1 año"


saludos

terejiguete, I'm pretty sure it's G-3.. hmm.. I will check again. NDM is a very nice mango. The name means 'agua de flores', which I think it's a good transcribtion. It's not very sweet nor it has a strong flavour, but a very pleasant mild aroma. A must have in any serious mango collection.

im sure that is g1. I know them well.

look this

http://www.icia.es/icia/download/fruticulturatropical/Guia%20descriptiva%20de%20cultivares%20de%20mango_optimized.pdf


saludos