Selling Red Jaboticaba seedings

30 seeds for $20 including domestic shipping

Sold out.

I plan on sending out the packages this week.

I found something interesting on my NDM, flowers coming out of brown wood areas.




Sorry for the blurry images, I've been having trouble getting the camera to focus on the flowers.

I tried my hand at inarching on a sickly avocado tree that I transplanted one to many times.
Everything seems like it has healed up and the tree is looking a lot better.

Because of the success I finally decided to try Inarching my Mamey.

Here is a picture from early 2017, I planted the Mamey along with two Canistel seedling I had laying around.


Unfortunately I forgot to take a picture of the area before grafting.
The Canistels grow quite a bit though.

The first Inarch was more like a veneer or approach graft. (the bottom only lined up on one side)


The second one was like a side cleft


Final product:


Well see in a few months if this takes.
I don't really know what time of the year is best for inarching as they seem to take a lot longer to heal the regular grafting.

Apparently Mamey doesn't like or limestone soil here so I'm hoping the canistel root system will help it thrive.

Does anyone have any Super Hass (Ulala) scions.
I wouldn't mind Pinkerton or Holiday either.

Hey
I've been meaning to do this for a while but I finally started a jaboticaba hydroponic project.


I started it a few weeks ago but since I had to bare root and trim back this one gallon sized Red Jaboticaba, I wasn't sure how long it would survive.
It looks like its pushing new leaves now so this is good news.
All setup at my desk at work.

Here is how I'm approaching it:
The system I'm using is an old AeroGarden.
Filled the base with strained perlite and stuck the bare rooted tree(it looked like it only had a tap root) in.
Trimmed about 75% of the leaves.
Covered the extra openings with tape to prevent algae growth.
Using General Hydroponics Maxigrow solution until it rebounds, then I'll switch to Maxibloom.

My Dream Annona is drying up after toppling during Irma.
It took my a long while to find it.
Does anyone locally have one for sale?

I want to put a banana patch on my canal bank.

Here are some qualities i would like.
1. Sub-acid component (want it to be different enough from Cavendish, I really like those apple bananas)
2. Sturdy pseudo stem (Don't want me or it to go in the canal)
3. Not dwarf

Pisang Ceylon looks good but i don't know how sturdy it is.

Anyone have suggestion?

We have plenty of Spondias dulcis (Golden Apple, June Plum, Pomme Cythere, Ambarella) this year.
$2/lb if anyones wants.
Minimum of 5lbs.

I've been trying to get my hands on one of these for a while. It seems at least in South Florida they are hard to come by.


This was taken yesterday, I bought one so only one left
15 gallon, UF Best, $60, Sunrise (near Sawgrass mall) Home Depot

Came across the 2017 list recently. Didn't see any post concerning it yet
http://www.fairchildgarden.org/events-community-outreach/international-mango-festival/2017-curators-choice-mango-trees

The Siamese sounds interesting. I wouldn't mind putting a kastooree on my canal bank to see how it does with fungus.

The city finally took notice of my half a palm tree dragon fruit post.
I have to cut it down so the dragon fruits will be going to.
I have American beauty, Hailey's comet, and natural mystic.
Local pick up only please.

Any have info on UF Crest Peach?

One of my Atemoya trees is full of flowers. I seen some little beetles inside them when I was trying to hand pollinate.
Are these pollinators?




Its really hard to get a good picture.
They only come out when i start messing with the flowers, I've seen 4 in one male flower.

They are about the size off a small black ant, just rounder.