My young Reed is blooming. I see a couple of tiny fruits. It's not holding  any fruits from last year.

My neighbor's Hass bloomed 1st week of March last year, earlier than my Reed. There were no fruits on the Hass.
This year, with fruits still holding, it's beginning to bloom.

So your Reed should bloom a bit later when it's holding fruits.

50 lbs is $40 here. Not many people dump that much on a tree here.
Fertilizer is cheaper.

My interpretation of those slides is that you pinch the tip when it's growing to get more buds to grow.

I cut tips during dormancy and get 3 buds to grow.

Did you cut holes out under the pots?

I ordered on Amazon and got seeds a littler bigger than strawberry seeds.

Is there a dwarf Royal Poinciana?

Tiny picture. You have better?

I try to use Vigoro for in ground plants, every month. It has only 0.90% Urea slow release.

The other slow release fertilizers are much better at slow release.

Very good taper on that pond apple. My cherimoya rootstocks look anemic.

Nice raised bed.

I would keep it to help developing bigger trunk. Remove it after new central leader get decent size.

Other option is to trim stub and strap the branch to a stake to make 45 degree. Tighten straps slowly, like every 3-4 days, until it get upright. Don't strap it upright first day.

I got 1/6 germinated. It looks like it could dry up any day.

Yours is looking great.

That guy seems to know what he's doing. Nice video.

Model your surrounding in Sketchup Make. It's free.
Add your coordinates. Turn on shadow. You can watch shadows any time of the year.

Then pick your trees.