So I guess my collection is to esoteric, cause the last batch didn't sell well. So before I lug anything home to photograph. I just tell you what I'm looking to sell.

Green star apple seedlings

Lakoocha

Mangifera odorata


If anyone is interested Pm me and I'll will send you photos and prices




I still have some G. acuminatas if anyone is interested

Does anyone have any experience with any of the non commonly cultivated Hylocereus sp.? I was surprised to find out their are several like Hylocereus triangularis

This is the only fruit picture i could find

https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4142/4930358279_7f3308632d_z.jpg

I don't know how big the fruits get, but now im curious about the rest of the genus

H. ocamponis also looks like it might be a winner

http://cactiguide.com/cactus/?genus=Hylocereus&species=ocamponis

Hylocereus trigonus seems interesting as well

http://www.ars-grin.gov/cgi-bin/npgs/acc/display.pl?1675408

Has anyone grown a Meyer lemon or Satsuma mandarin from seed to fruiting size.

Do they come true to type? How long do they averagely take to fruit

Hey guys, so I am requesting so germplasm from usda, Has anyone ever had and of these cultivars and know anything about them?

Maya, Ivory, Chino N2-1, St. Maui, Prieto, Royal Special

They are all donated by Richard Campbell, I guess when they had to move their collection to chapman field

It's been three years, I'm up to 6 branches and finally seeing some adult leaves!!

And for all you that think I'm crazy...I'm putting 20 ft poles around the tree before this winter starts to make it easier to cover.

I'm gonna fruit this in SFL or die trying

Is this species dioecious?

I gotten seeds from two different sources. One set of seeds was polyembryonic the other wasn't.

Doesn't anyone know enough about this to tell me if this is normal? Is it different strains or did someone hoodwink me and send me mango seeds.

Hey, so i have some citrus trees. Key lime, Meyers Lemon, and Satsuma mandarin. The threes have all been in the grown going on 6 years. But to day when I was picking fruit on my Satsuma I realized that the tree was loose and when I went and touched the the other two it was the same deal.

I honestly don't know if they had been well rooted and are now coming loose or if they have never been well root. The trees don't look insanely happy, but I wasn't particularly worried until I noticed how loose they are.

What could be causing that? And what can I do about it? Since a week root system is never good

I was reading the UF article on Mamey, they suggest this Zill cultivar Chenox, has anyone tried it?

Any reports?

https://www.skyfieldtropical.com/encyclopedia/red-durian/

I came across this today, says the mature Durio graveolens can handle occasional light frosts?

I dont know much about Durios but that doesnt sound accurate.


P.S. sorry about all the durian posts, they've been on my mind

So after finding my last Duguetia dead and having a couple people tell me about abysmal germination rates and sudden death of seedlings.

I'm sorta wondering, what's the deal? Has anyone had any success cultivating these?

Has anyone figured out the trick to getting these to grow?

http://onlinedigeditions.com/publication/?i=217027&ver=html5&p=37

So this is a long shot cause I don't know anyone other than Mikesid who is growing these, but here it goes.

I got Annona neosalicifolia and Annona neosignis seeds from Helton maybe two years back and I thought I lost all the neosacifolia, but I also did a terrible job labeling the seeds and seedlings in subsequent repots. So I was picking through my collection looking for the best neosignis when I noticed this .









Both plants I have label Annona neosignis. That's tooooo much diversity for one species right? I must have screwed up the labeling.

My first question to the forumites is, do you agree I screwed up the labeling.

And my second question, any guesses which one is neosignis and which is neosalicifolia? Doesn't anyone know what a salicifolia or a signis leaf looks like and can take an educated guess?