You already corrected it, thanks!

escoba gratis

jamun?
could be but has hints of pimenta?


langsat the pic bellow?
moringa? carambola?

plant 3 santol?
plant 4 santol

Plant #2: Marang? looks like it or at least in that fam.


last one i would say is santol.

i thought most diospyros species without a male tree nearby will ALWAYS give seedless fruit.

good video

the source you found the first pic had a mistake


the "mamon"-bullock's heart-a.reticulata is this one
http://thegreensshop.com/tienda/img/p/79-199-large.jpg

this one is the "anon" or sugar apple-a.squamosa
http://us.123rf.com/450wm/yogeshsmore/yogeshsmore1210/yogeshsmore121000156/15559301-custard-apple-annona-reticulata-annona-squamosa.jpg

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no problem, they are short trees.

they are very good for containers and will give you fruit. the "red" is annona reticulata and is the best for containers..

i understand that cherimola is not easy in containers but you already have it in the ground. maybe the atemoya is a bit vigorous but it could survive in italy outside..*not sure.

i'm going to superplants tomorrow if you want to go.

good job on the videos

yes the two pics sure look like different species and it doesn't help everywhere i look it says mimusops balata is now manilkara bidentata. but yes his pic also looks a lot like beach apricot..m.maxima.

I have also been trying to get a solid ID on this, here in the DR, someone that has this tree, called it Lucuma, obviously its not the Pouteria lucuma, from Peru. 

if we are talking about the same one, let me ask you, did you taste it? does it have a pasty consistency, with a slightly sweet maple taste?

well i have manilkara bidentata and the lucuma that alfonso sells as pouteria lucuma?

oh if you are going to use the bubbler it might root 

try to germinate them and see what happens.

i've had mine for a few years so i don't remember too much.