Sorry I dont have an image, but i'm sure you can find one somewhere round this forum

When I was changing the soil for my mango tree to volcanic soil, it seemed that 95% of the roots were gone, and the existing ones were black and extremely mushy. The damn landscaper put up watering multiple times a day, and i cant do nothing about it cause my mom wants her gosh darn grass, anyway, please help me revive the tree or should i graft it onto a manila seedling, and cut down the old tree, putting a more water resistant tree there

Hi, I will start this crazy experiment in Fullerton, Ca, where I will make a 10 ft tall greenhouse and try to grow a D123 Durian, a mangosteen(inside), Cacao(outside), vanilla(outside), any advice on how to grow these things and how to build a greenhouse, thanks

Also I have very rich clay soil that was once an oil drilling area, which I plan on using peat moss and pumice instead.

Hello, I have a soursop tree that barely managed to survive last winter, now it has scales everywhere, the new leaves are much smaller than the original. The scales are black in adult stage, brown in infancy. If you guys have some solutions it would really be appreciated!

Hi, I recently noticed that my lychees have been burning up part of their leaves, but putting out a new growth flush, and i just spotted my dog peeing near the tree. Do you guys have any solutions on minimizing the damage, thanks. Also I changed the soil up until the rootball.

Hello everyone, my meyer lemon tree has completely defoliated over this year. The tree is still alive but i can't see any sort of new growth on it at all. It's been nearly a year into the ground. Thanks

Hullo guys and gals, remember the cacao tree that caused a ton of controversy, well, let me give a quick update. The heat waves don't seem to affect the tree much and it's flushing out, I also planted the vanilla mentioned months ago, got sunburned in the wrong spot at 110+ degrees , but I made the fortunate descision to transplant it to a shadier spot, and it too got a new growth flush, here's to cacao and vanilla in SoCal

Will edit in some pics later

Thank you, and please, no more flame wars in the comments


Update! I remembered I had soursop in the ground through El Niņo, it was fine, survived Down to 34 degrees with some basic cloth , in which I could see some frost on the grass, the leaves are awfully smaller this year though, how do I solve it thanks.

Hi, it seems that I was incorrect on my last post, and I was wondering where I could get good quality Sugar Apple trees. Thank you for your time

Will I regret my descision?

Hello Again,

I am trying to grow Vanilla in my front yard, as I have successfully grown bromeliads and many other houseplants on the porch and in the ground successfully. Please give me as much advice as you guys can

Thanks

Hello

I was wondering if anyone has the taiwan citrus called lieu ding? It tastes delicious, but no matter how much research i put in, I still cannot find the variety anywhere.

Cheers,
Matt

Hello there,

I bought a sugar apple grafted onto a cherimoya from a farmer in San Diego, not an atemoya judging by the flowers, and I was wondering if they could grow here, as I have heard that they are extremely frost-sensitive here in socal. I would also like to know when to pollinate their flowers

Hi, I'm a new user and I would like to get some advice on growing the following plants in socal
Lychee





Atemoya



Taiwan Guava







Thank you