Nice harvest Brad you got it going on for sure!! 

I have a seedling tree guven to me by a neighbor. It has been 4years in ground and still no fruit. Thinking of digging it up. Pretty 8 foot tree but unproductive. It gets regular water, is mulched and fertilized. Now sprouting new leaves.

I had a grafted Big Jim loquat that I bought many years ago and it would not bloom so I girdled it after about three years in ground, nothing happened. So the next year I girdled it again and the next year it put on a few fruit clusters. Now it fruits every year. I girdled in Autumn. Good luck. Oh, I did about 1/4" wide girdle.

Wow Simon I love your energy, you have another interesting experiment going!! Keep us posted! Have you grafted Lychee onto Longan yet?

This sounds like a wonderful experiment Simon, i wish you the best in this interesting effort!

A great hardy plant i've had male&female for years we freeze fruit whole and throw in smoothy every day!

I've put a couple in that have 4 in one hole about one foot apart so far doing well but need to keep up on trimming or pruning!

Raul, a Hawaiian variety that has grown well for me but not fruited yet is Malama one of taste test winners in Hawaii. Also has taken cold this year 30F for a week now and still looks great with just over head frost cloth! Looks like it's going to flower this year too!

The only damage so far is young tender growth on plants because of our previous Winter high way! Will be cold the rest of this week up here! But possible rain on the way we'll count it when it hit's the gauge!

Yep diffidently 'Yukon Express" coming thru -30F on ground this morning! We did a quick covering with frost cloth over top's of most plant's no covers on Cherimoya's will by week-end what kind of damage! Stay warm! 

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I don't think the seeds have to be big to be toxic. he's my store when i first started getting W. sapotes from my tree's we started using them in smoothies in the morning and i was taking out big seeds but i was missing small flat under developed seeds. Well both of us my wife and i would start getting stomach aches about a couple hours later, it took us a few day's of trial  to figure out it was the small seeds that we were missing when putting sapote into blender. So we don't put sapote in blender any more just eat them and spit out little seeds.
beware of the little ones too!

Great little report on your fruiting jabo's thanks for posting

I have never had that type looking fungus on my tree's but get a similar looking fungus on my wood chip mulch have it been rainy! Maybe came from spores in your mulch?