Quote from: fruitlovers on February 23, 2018, 09:52:35 PM

It's really hard to get the seeds to sprout. Not sure why. Here they also need hand pollination. Seems we are lacking the proper insect pollinator.

yes very difficult to get the seeds to sprout when the damn APHIS takes the ones that sprouted en route.  ARGH

What is that animal Aphis, a monkey or bird?

The best guava you can find...

I want to grow Willughbeia but i never read about people who grow it outside Borneo.

Did anybbody try this outside borneo? Did it grow well and make fruit?

This one real, can buy in Marks Spencer...and also eat the peal.

Is this real? pitless avocado.

Why you need so many threads on this page? I see 4 threads all from you, why not put them all into 1 ?

Hello,

I'm riding an irrigation system here in southeastern Brazil, I have 1500 mm of rainfall a year, but my winter is dry, cold and windy, dehydrated plants, I want to use drip, which flow would you recommend me for each Score?

I'm seeing drippers of 4 and 10 liters per hour, is that enough?

I do not use mulchi because I have many snakes and they love to stay under the mulchi

Thank you!

I also have snakes, and scorpions giant centipedes and they like dead leaves.

But for your dripper you need to see how many can work on your pressure. Also with the pump you can still not go endless ...you have to test it first before building. And for sprayer you sure not good pressure or they don't spray but drip.

We need pictures of your fruits cut open so we can see inside...

Did it have seeds?

The sweetest best tasting green skinned crunchy guava I’ve ever eaten was what I believe is an Indonesian or Thai seedless guava.

Simon

I ate indonesian guava but they were so tasteless...and thai seedless also taste bad, no flavour.

We have sweet one for eating crispy but from Taiwan is much better. I will ask my friend for clone his tree and replace mine.

His tree always has fruit but have to wait long time before it is ripe.

Thai guava always look very nice green but that is from spray chemicals. My friend grow in bags from white fabric but then the fruit get gray.

His guava has seeds but not much, he said Taiwan has more new variety so i will try to find it.

My friend gave me a guava from his new tree, that is from Taiwan.

It was best guave i ever had, very nice sweet with fresh sour. He grow it organic in special bags to protect from sun. It was not nice green but grey skin but taste was very good. Better then all the Thai guava's.

Have you tried these guava's? They are new he said.

Seedlings should show red pigmentation in the leaves pretty fast, so not to much time would be wasted growing them.

sunny if you can get seed pm me

Yes the fresh leave is red color,

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I think ruby longan native is vietnam..u can ask this form vietnam members..

tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?action=profile;u=6030

Red longan tree i have, can buy everywhere now but grafted. Don't see seedling here so i don't know if can grow from seed.