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

I believe the liu ding was very pale in comparison to a regular orange, was much smaller, and had these thick separators not unlike a pomelo. It also tastes somewhat like a valencia orange but better!

ok thx

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

I've got a taiwan Sugar Apple Strain

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

I water it deeply once a week, it has a few cedar trees as a windbreak, I fertilize it in March,April,May, and September, The Landscaper thought it was a brilliant idea to plant it near some decomposed granite! I believe i use an organic mix bought locally, I also put some slow release nitrogen fertilizer, and due to my time i cannot send you a photo. it was not root-bound when i bought it. The original soil is clay, while it guts at least 8 hours of sun

EDIT: The variety is Hak Ip, or Taiwan Black leaf

Taiwan black leaf lychee or Hak Ip as you may know it by.and I live and i dont live in a valley

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

Is this a good Soursop Tree?