CarCarlo: Do you have any other Mango cultivars for sale?

where can i find potassium only fertilizer

Does a company make it?

Found mine on ebay.

Quote from: OrganicJim on February 16, 2014, 09:20:57 AM

Here is a photo of a Pickering growing in Sanford. I transfered it from a 3 gallong pot to a 15 gallon potin late 2012. Problem I had this year it was in full bloom in mid January so I got very little fruit set.

Jim, I do not see a picture? Unless its just my computer!?!

Please repost, Thanks!!

Same here.

Carrie is blooming nicely with more on the way from the lower limbs. The NDM is also blooming, but nowhere near as much
as the Carrie.

 

Adam:

I know you're busy processing the 1st round of orders and would like to add my name to the list for
10 plants if you have a second round.

Thanks!
Michael

$60 for the Emerald if bidding is still open.

$50 for the Angie.

Michael

Nice selection!

The squirrels will love you for getting a Macadamia.

Not sure how cold it will be in St. Petersburg area on Tuesday so I decided to add a little protection. I left both ends open for
ventilation as it was warm today and will close them tomorrow evening. I'm sure the florida room wall will provide some heat
but to be safe, I also have two 2 station space heaters ready to plug in. I also hung a thermometer on the Lychee, facing the florida
room so I can look out the window to monitor the temperature.

Should have stuck with the Chocolate Trinity plan, but I get easily swayed by bright packaging colors.
A far as ice cream goes that stuff was nice, but any actual flavor as labeled was pretty lacking. If we were blindfolded and asked to identify the flavor, for mango I would have guessed creamsicle (and I haven't had one of those in 35 years). I cant come up with what the Mamey tasted like, but it wasn't like any of the few mamey I have had.

The mango sorbetto talked about in this thread is much better.
http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=4180.msg57602#msg57602

DM

I'll second that. I would be hard pressed to recognize the taste as Mango when I tried it (once).

Another wicked cold front blew through South Florida over night.  Daytime highs have plunged to 76 F.   Burrrrrrr!

Brutal!

 

Quote from: bangkok on December 23, 2013, 01:43:34 AM

I 'm also searching for a pomegranate that has small seeds, can stand high humidity and produces well.

Does anybody have one ?

I am part of the Florida Pomegranate Association, and I have been testing out in my house the sirenevyi, desertnyi, and the angel red pomegranates which all are said to have small seeds. So far the most vigorous one is the desertnyi, but they have not fruited yet so I have not tried them. They will most likely fruit this year. Would you like a cutting anyway?

You might want to check here:

http://greenseafarm.com/page.php?typ=13

Mike

Do you still have a 3or 7 gal Pickering? If so, do you ship to St. Petersburg?