Rollinia Tree for sale! Orlando/Winter Park 10/15Gal Pot about 3 years old. Starting to flower as it pushes new growth after winter. Pick up only. $75

Will there be plants/scions/fruit for sale?

Pretty interesting stuff. I was inspired so I took a few scarlet jabs, probably the three worst looking ones I have and decided to experiment.  One inarched with sabara seedling, and two with multiple sabara seedlings braided together with the scarlet. I will be sure to post pictures when I have something to report.

Keep up the good work!

Well, The braided sabara seedlings died off, but the scarlet plant is doing fine. The jury is still out on the inarched graft.

I just grafted an Avri scion last week. Flying Fox Fruits has that variety. I'd start there if I were you. Best of luck, they are a pretty great looking loquat!

Looks like Walmart is trying to get into the jabo game too. https://www.walmart.com/ip/38363088?wmlspartner=wlpa&adid=22222222227026782999&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=42974798192&wl4=aud-273067695102:pla-81467425472&wl5=9011779&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=8175035&wl11=online&wl12=38363088&wl13=&veh=sem

I bought this labeled as Fwang Tung and I guess I was expecting the curves along the ridges which never came on any of the fruit. The fruit were also longer and more boxy than I expected. The fruit tasted pretty good, sweet, just a bit of acidity. It's balanced and I could continue to eat them, but it did not blow me away, but hey, it's a starfruit and I'm grateful for fresh fruit this time of year!

In any case I was hoping someone could shed some light on what the variety might actually be. Thanks for the help!

Wow these new varieties sound great! Where are they being sold? I'm sure I'd have to trek down to south FL, but these might be worth the trip. Thanks!

Want me to come up and prune that for you? I'll even take the trimmed waste offsite for you.

Yes, I'd be happy to lend a hand with this as well!

how are your seedlings growing by the way?
 i have one i got from ethan moving very slow......

Also pretty slow going. I don't have a great spot for them. They are crowded in with a bunch of other plants but the look healthy!

Here it is, the newest memeber, a Phoenix Mango
Sorry for the bad picture, I would replace my phone but i keep spending money on trees.




Its actually pretty tall so i might have to cut it back a few inches so it branches waist height (once in the ground).
That means I'll have one scion in March.

Any info on the tree, I know it hasn't been out long?
All i know is its a Dot seedling and taste great (Rob's review)
Disease resistance? Vigor?

Great score! Where can a mango enthusiast get a tree like this in the Central/south FL area? I appreciate the help! If you end up with scions in march I have been keeping a couple root stocks around for just this occasion and would love to get scions!

My red hybrid !

It may just be a bit stunted after the move. You can probably just give it some time to see if it bounces back. They are slow growers

If you are looking for things you can try, I have had success with slightly acidic compost(Coffee grounds, citrus peel, banana peel isn't acidic but I believe has trace potassium. Chelated Iron is also an option. I use it on my more sensitive varieties(Aureana, Scarlet).

I have had similar experiences with grafting otto anderson scions. I think my success rate was about 25% I have a few grafts that took and I'm happy to have them!