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Re: Whitman Fiberless Sweet Soursop first harvest
« Reply #50 on: December 30, 2014, 05:07:16 PM »
Coconut, are the seeds from Frank's Cuban Fiberless like a Soursop fiberless seeds or like a Sugar Apple seeds like those of your Whitman fiberless?


Frank seeds are different more sugar apple just like the Whitman.
Today I was at his house to show him my fifth Whitman fiberless of 2014, this fruit is the biggest at around 7lbs I think, still green and I had to use a 10 feet ladder to get to top of it to barely pull it down for a foto, tree is around 19 feet now.  I will be watching it everyday for sign of ripeness.  Tree is flowering like hell now for the 2015 crop. It got to the the mid 40 for a couple night & shed some older leaves but shooting out flowers and new leaves with the warming up at night between 50-70 at night & 70-80 during day.

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Re: Whitman Fiberless Sweet Soursop first harvest
« Reply #51 on: January 01, 2015, 09:40:17 AM »
Finally it came down in a wind storm early this morning before 7 am. I walk the dog last night at midnight with all the firework and it was not giving.

The odor was sweet, it scale out last than expected at 5 lbs & a tiny ounce two ounce more than the Publix Pineapple.  Call Sedeation but he not working today and drive up from Miami be an hour plus to far.  So I will hop over to Franciscu aka Frank; so him & his wife can finally taste this 2014 finale Whitman to compare to their beloved Cuban Fiberless of unknown origin.😄








You can see a split gash as it crash into the Duku Sapling under neath and snap it branch off, a misfortunate, but I got six in the grown so not to concern.  I am just glad its intact so I dont have to share its smash fruit with fruit flies, ants and squirrels. Boy when these guy ripe turn soft it could only a few hour-window of fruit orgy perfection; my only complain about sweet soursop!😎
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Re: Whitman Fiberless Sweet Soursop first harvest
« Reply #52 on: January 01, 2015, 10:48:12 AM »
Yup, the soursop turns fast. One day hard as rock, next day about like a soccer ball, the next day on the ground and soft as a bag of jello. But I have found that there is no rush to eat it. I let a couple of my soft ones sit on the kitchen counter for another day or more. Even when they got brownish skin the flesh inside was creamy white, juicy, and really delicious-complex-sweet. Let there be no doubt that soursop is one of the messiest fruits to deal with. Worth it though! Yum!

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Re: Whitman Fiberless Sweet Soursop first harvest
« Reply #53 on: January 01, 2015, 11:50:09 AM »
Got make lunch for wife but will hop over in the afternoon for you guys to try. The Fable Whitman.  Also we saw two ten foot pair of tarpon of our 788 property dock last night. I gotta drag your ass over there and see if we can nail them giant sardines fir canning after the boat traffic die down!👍
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Re: Whitman Fiberless Sweet Soursop first harvest
« Reply #54 on: January 01, 2015, 12:45:21 PM »
Hi Coconut,

Are you going to offer the seeds by any chance to forum members after you finished with that delicious fruit.  I will be interested to have some of the seeds.  Thanks and Happy New Year!

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Re: Whitman Fiberless Sweet Soursop first harvest
« Reply #55 on: January 02, 2015, 10:44:02 AM »
Thanks, Jack, for sharing the Whitman with me and Diane. The fragrance and flavor are excellent. The coloration of that fruit is more yellow than the ripe fruit when it comes off my tree (whatever it is). Mine stays pretty green, gets suddenly soft, and falls off when its weight tears it away from the stem. I have learned to frequently check my fruits by feel and pick them as soon as the softness starts. Then I leave them for a couple of days on the counter. I am learning to let them darken and get quite soft before opening them. More messy! But sweeter and juicier - kinda like bananas behave.

Your Whitman is very tasty, still somewhat firm, with some nice soursop tartness. As other fruits get picked you can experiment with various wait times, coloration and softness changes, to determine which degrees of sweetness/ juicyness/ messiness you like best.

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Re: Whitman Fiberless Sweet Soursop first harvest
« Reply #56 on: January 08, 2015, 11:25:33 AM »
I finally ate my final Whitman Fiberless of 2014.  The Wife and I were anticipating a brain orgasm of taste like the fruits we had from the tree in the spring, summer and fall of 2014.  Sadly this late winter season Whitman Fiberless was a great disappointment.  I apologize to Frank & other that had taste it for philanthropy a fruit unprime. 














Section of fruit were creamy no fiber, while other section had to bite twice or thrice for the fiberless to disappear but definitely none of the cottony gag effect characteristic of the Cuban fiberless and its progeny the Whitman.

Aging like What Frank propose didnot improve the flavor, it was like eating a grade B pineapple; pleasant tart but no sweet kisses but odors of cheap French perfume!😝

I think with the 49 degree at night, the tree have lost half of its leaves, so the fruit didnot develope the full sweetness or fiberless creaminess from fruit that develope during warm spring, summer and fall months here in Boca Raton.  I notice that this fruit didnot color yellow like fruits that ripe during warmer night (above 75)





The fruit from warmer month have the beautiful yellow color and the flavor were so good it got me to samurai a highly productive PIN soursop that was the best until Whitman Fiberless feuited for the first time in 2014







In Conclusion 2014 has been the year I almost Samurai the Whitman Worthless Fiberless  intil I  have stumple upon a blend of discovery finally assist the tree in flowering and fruiting almost year round in 2014 unusual warm year and setting outstanding fruits rivaling my wife favorite the Mangosteen.  In 2015 I will repeat the same experiment and see if 2014 strategegy of getting it to flower and set fruit that mature were not a stochastic event!😄 I have seedlings now from the different fruit classes; spring,summer...etc with the small peaberry seedlings and the normal sugar apple looking seedlings in field trial, hopefully in three years we can see how the offsprings of Whitman Fiberless performances are!😍Whitman Fiberless Prime Yellow Ripe is my favorite in the World now!😍. Now I hope Lucangosteen wont dethrone that in a few more year!😄
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Re: Whitman Fiberless Sweet Soursop first harvest
« Reply #57 on: January 09, 2015, 12:39:55 AM »
Hey Coconut,

Thanks for posting.

How old is the tree? how big, and for how long has it been in the ground?
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Re: Whitman Fiberless Sweet Soursop first harvest
« Reply #58 on: January 09, 2015, 01:32:26 AM »
Good try Coconut. Not surprising that in winter the fruit would not be up to par. Amazing you even got any fruit at this time. I'm sure if temperature hit 40's here my wimpy Hawaiian Whitman fibreless would certainly be kaput.
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Re: Whitman Fiberless Sweet Soursop first harvest
« Reply #59 on: January 09, 2015, 03:19:58 PM »
Oscar here the weather is getting down again into the forty with the freeze up north.  I just check today & the 2015 fruits are starting to set nicely and half the tree is sprouting out new leaves and its blooming heavily again.





Oscar i have to agree with you that it should be classified in its ownsub group.  I have a lot of other soursop that get heavily attack by croton scales and downey scales & aphids they are practically next to the Withman Fiberless & I am puzzle that its free off these pest.. No soursops have ever fruited year round with good fruit like whitman, even the winter fruit was superior to even my productive PIN seedling tree selection.  I live in a Boca HOA that spray the craps out of everything living or dead, so they breed new immune resistance to the chemical and synthectic hormones; these mutate zombie insects attack and cull out my seedlings and therefore select the new resistance fruit tree for me.  The Whitman you have is no different than mine.  My experiments in 2015 if proven I will let everyone know how to fruit this fable fruit.  In the mean time I suggest you get Budwood from Oscar or Frankie in Hawai were the budwoods are the cleanest, and have them graft you a tree.  Or ask some of the local nursery here if they can acquire the budwood from Oscar in Hawaii!  I certainly would like it fruit here to be compare to this Whitman Fiberless that I had gotten it from Brevard rare fruit council 208 plant sale the last day for 10 bucks I seem to recall in 2009 &  2010 when that year deep icycle froze my sweet soursop collection into oblivion!
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Re: Whitman Fiberless Sweet Soursop first harvest
« Reply #60 on: January 09, 2015, 05:49:40 PM »
What are you using to get your Whitman soursop to fruit so often? Was it you that recommended zinc sulphate? Mine hardly ever fruits, but i have pretty much ignored it and not fertilized it. I think that is a big mistake with all types of soursops.
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Re: Whitman Fiberless Sweet Soursop first harvest
« Reply #61 on: May 16, 2015, 02:48:25 PM »
Well Folks I nearly puke when I saw these fruits happily on my tree and this is the 3rd crop of whitman fiberless for year 2015; thank to Raul for inquiring about them,??😆. Just Insane, more over, the dam thing is starting to flowering heavily again, this unusual weather in 2015 look like a repeat of 2014 for Whitman fiberless!  Well one thing is clear, the right fertilizer make all the different as well as watering regiment.












look three largest fruit be ripe by Memorial Day; some fruit size off eggs and some just dropping the carpals.  I am just lucky to have the Whitman Fiberless from 208 sale.  It appears that it is an everbearing tree in humid tropic, in my subtropic its the wimp of warm weather! My whitman is now 25 feet and its smothering my 12 feet duku/longkong, phet pakchong & malay apple; I recently harvested the samoan giant dwarf coconut under it for palm heart; could explain why the fruiting is aggressive in 2015 as compare 2014 when coconut growing under for four years!  High humidity really set lots of fruit.  I was spraying mist for the Phet Pakchong to set and the Burmese SA is setting bumer crop, the rare prize pond apple set fruit about egg size; so we will know how this selection will taste after 20 years of work.  Would set more if the Rollinia didnt shade it out, & I have forgotten to water it!  Anyway the companion planting really create that high humidity and kept the pollinators year round to keep my annona happy and self fruiting; hopefully the Poshte will set itself.  I will later update you on my redneck science to getting that Patrician Whitma Fiberless to be an ever bearing tree!  I am starting to fall in love with the whitman fiberless; fruit are spread through the season so its not like you are being rain on with ripe fruit that you cant eat fast enough!  Soren's Arusha soursop should be flowering next year and set fruit in 2017, so we can see how they will perform!😃
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Re: Whitman Fiberless Sweet Soursop first harvest
« Reply #62 on: May 29, 2015, 09:23:21 AM »




Harvest this beauty yesterday and the wife and I had a fruit Orgy with this Whitman Fiberless Last night!😄🍸







yuup absolutely the best Annona in the world when you can get it to fruit!  And this is second year it has fruited for me but much heavy and everbearing provided you give it something it wants!  This year consistent hot dryer climate produced a fruit that is creamy, the flavor were Pineapple Banana Mangosteen Heaven!  More fruits & flowering again!







Raul & Luc all the seeds are on its way to you!😃

I have noticed that Whitman Fiberless seeds are very small like Sugar Apple; the Cord of Whitman is edible creamy and addictive!  Soren promised me that His Arusha Soursop is fiberless too but super productive; coming from zone 12 of Africa We will see how it will fare this winter! 

Last year seed crop was in field trial, 75 seedlings and I kill 55 that didn't made the Choctaw aw's Gaunlet!  Those of you that traded with me and lucky to get these Seedling Top Guns; keep me inform on its performance.

I Rednecked a few selfies under the tree until the missus got wind of the stench so I have to go to better chemistry for better living to keep the Peace in The outhouse and neighborly kindness!😭💩
Highly recommend using the Excalibur cheapo fertilizer for 20 bucks than switch to redneck fertilizer once tree diamter is six inches or flowering bud formed and Grow companions tree next to it like Phet Pakchong, Duku-LongKong, Malay Apple and place tree next to a roof water down gutter in full sun.  Dump Mulch & tree litters not chop up fine and smother the trunk (yes smothered the trunk two to three feet deep, add 2.5 lbs of zinc sulphate and dump it under the trunk not in root zone, pee on the tree or make redneck pee shine and dump on it biweekly.  Water plant modestly every day if weather is dry, mist the tree when weather is too dry.  Redneck fertilizer only (never Excalibur bag o chemical shit after the plant flower) chem kill the worms feeding on yard waste composte mulch and redneck Fertilizer attracting fungus gnats that strangely pollinate the flowers or some Aliens showing up at night; who know and who care as long as I got something to fill us Redneck belly; 👽👽nothing wrong with a few redneck ornaments under tree as homes for lizards to keep trees safe from those annona captepillars!













while flowering do not trim tree!!😁 did it and discoverined the tree abort all the small fruit and flowers; weird didnot know tree can feel pain???😕. Whitman Fiberless is a strange tree but not bad as this dementia fart!🙏🏾
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Re: Whitman Fiberless Sweet Soursop first harvest
« Reply #64 on: June 01, 2015, 07:33:07 PM »
Here are two fruits bigger than the previous enjoy a few day back Raul; I had just shot two squirrels molesting them today.  One fruit was perfectly ripe were the rodent try to shanghai it, the other ready to fall; thank to The Great Spirit I was home to save them in time! Your seeds were send first class! I save another batch from these fruit to send if first shipment, if it disappears into the Mexican Desert!😀🌵☀️










what amazed me about the Whitman Fiberless is it strange habits of shedding its leaves being heavily attack by white aphids and seem to deter green scales that attack my rollinia & Sabah Soursop.  I have noticed this over the years growing this mystery tree(acclaimed by all to be unfruitful) and gave it heavy organic to compansate its excessive shedding.  I live in a gated HOA and they spray all kind of mutation inducing Monsanto chemicals that keep producing so many biblical insects infestation that attack my organic fruit trees.  You can imagine that many trees in field trial here had been wipe out by this unnatural HOA insect & disease unholy selections.  Fortunately I lock my property out of HOA landscapers reach so in many way these zombies insect plaques are a blessing in disguise; they help me bred & select superior varieties without chemical use for the high end Markets.

So I am grateful the people that aid and assist in develoment of the Whitman fiberless; a dam hardy disease resistant variety one can grow and fruit them without chemical use!  I recall before killing the prolific PIN soursop seedling trees two years ago, I had to constanly spray soap & oil on my Parkland and boca trees to keep the black soot mold from lower yield do to aphis and scales partying!  So grow the Whitman Soursop its one hell of a hardy tree; and its fruit is second to none!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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« Reply #65 on: June 01, 2015, 09:56:54 PM »
Thanks Coconut! Im eagerly waiting this marvelous fruit to give it a home here in sunny puerto vallarta!
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« Reply #66 on: June 02, 2015, 02:42:58 AM »
Keep up the good reports! The Arusha selection will not be comparable with 'Whitman Fiberless' in fruit quality though I do expect it will stand out from the common fiberrich types - however, with a total of more than 75 fruits on my bigger tree and plenty of flowers still emerging it is a very high yielding type worth growing. And it is neglected.!
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« Reply #67 on: June 02, 2015, 02:22:03 PM »
Keep up the good reports! The Arusha selection will not be comparable with 'Whitman Fiberless' in fruit quality though I do expect it will stand out from the common fiberrich types - however, with a total of more than 75 fruits on my bigger tree and plenty of flowers still emerging it is a very high yielding type worth growing. And it is neglected.!

Soren that is music to my ears, neglected and self pollinating fruits that rain on your cornocopia, a blessing traits that will be bred into the whitman so I dont have to dump zinc sulphate and excessive babysitting in my Old Age.  I got mine frim Broward Fruit & Vegetable 208 sale and I think they source them from Excalibur or a private local grafter.  For some of you wanting a plant, I suggest getting some of the nurseries in your area, contact Oscar for the Original and have Adam or other graft you the fable Whitman unfruitful one (than follow Redneck Botany) I am just a barn yard sith fart breeding in my golden year to keep my distress low while I built gilted mansions for the Whales and yes I am not a nursery business.  There are those that are master grafters here that can get it for those that have a desire to baby Whitman fiberless to fruitation; than copy redneck science as experiences by this Appalachian Hillbilly and hopefully they will fuit abundant for you like they did for this Choctaw!😀

Whatever Seeds I have managed to produce goes into my breeding selection program over the next decades ( trade are only to other sith breeders or Sith Collectors who have a heavy desired to spread the selection far and wide & have something of interest to trade) hopefully an improved Whitman Fiberless with the self high pollination bearing of Soren Arusha traits with the cold, disease, pest resistant of the Whitman Original; but above all a fiberless creamy flesh that melt in your mouth not choking your throat with its no melt in your mouth cottony fiberflesh!😄. Yuup hopefully two strains to develop; Boca Snob Whitman & Soren Arusha Whitman will be improved Whitman fiberless for the lazy pomologists!😆

Ok Redneck Fertilizer; many Moon Ago in the distant Hills of Tennesee & Virginia my Choctaw mixed trail struggling Redneck clan was moon shining by the nite and stratching corn from the spent coal hills by day! We were so dirt poor, hell we had a dirt floor to brag the winter can be cold without the home shine.  The only fertilizer that were free were hill night soil ( appalachian slang for selfies😆💩💩🙏🏾🙏🏾).  One day in the outhouse the old man notice that the ye old Sear and Mongomory Ward catalogs pump from the outhouse made our corn yield better than chemical ammonia fertilizer they pump as explosive in coal pit open mining.  Yes as a child the Sears & Mongomery Ward Catalogs were our toilet papers as well as redneck Playboy Magazine with the underwear Models we learn to dream in our youth before they come out with these modern Victoria Secret Underwear models catalog that left scimpy nothing else for the imagination!😫

My old Paw told us the white man stole our land so its not a crime for us to take advantage of white man institutions; old man said The Great Spirit gave us His blessing and the Earth Mother will give us a cornucopia bounty and protect us from the Revenuer!  So us youngun of ten would fill out every catalog sending companies that send free catalogs.  We dumpster dive the area Ku Klux Clan  Meeting Club for all kind of flyers and carboard boxes and they were only too happy to trade racist insults for free garbage cleaning.  We brew our cardboard, newspaper with barnyard stool and that marvolous outhouse smell was the Eart Mother protection to her Earth Children.  The Revenuer would drive pass our house screaming god dam stinking Hybrid Choctaw they should be all in Oklahoma Reservation!  We were so happy those Revenuer were Ku Klux Klanmen, they pass us and arrest those Appapachian poor Scottish Irish redneck barely able to stratch a living from the hills several mountain over like us before ginseng & Marijuana become cash crop in modern time.


Yeah I was a Shitologist before it becomes a branch of study now, but in those day more than a half century ago it was a free fertilizer for ghe taking and urine were plentiful; we learn to brew with less offensive odor over the years and also producing ton of worms for bream & catfish fishing.  Of course we made real moonshine next to the pee shine.

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Ingredient:  need a mailbox, three five gallon buckets!  A stirring stick and willing donor of amber Gold Lager.

Direction:  have donors pee pee into bucket daily or collection of liquid urine and fill a five gallon bucket with one gallon of this special amber gold lager and three gallon of water.  Put in buckets all the flyers, brochure, paper magazine you have received from your mail box into this bucket amd let it marinates in the Florida hot sun for a day, than stir but not shaken so the papers now have dissolved. Keep piling another week into it and feel free to add more amber gold lager freely donate by you or frienly neighboor. Championing your green zero emmission policy.  By adding lots of paper to Urine and water, the brew never develop strong odor of Urine Radiactivity that could invite backyard health inspectors.  I highly recommend brewing it in the shade if too much sun give it a moonshine odor attracting HOA NAZI!

After two weeks just aim at the trunk of your favorite fruit tree and dump on it, careful of the back splash that can get on your clothing.  Dont be afraid to mark this spot as holy with fresh amber lager to speed the decomposition of the complex cellulose molecules (wow that sound redneckity smart).  Three weeks just lift the pile and collect a bunch of fiesty worm for fishing.  These time release organics are the best slow release all natural freeze range no antiobic you can do your trees a loving favor!😄🌴

Guarantee Wife Approved for Good Housekeeping if you tell your wife this story.  Back than growing up in poverty and filfth, now that I am filthy rich Sith does that stop me from brewing real free good shit for my backyard, heck no!  Earth Mother will give me bounty if I continue to be a better steward of her land given!  My Jewish Brother in law said that I am the most frugal Jews he had ever known; smart enough to get free fertilizer from the USPostal Service delivery at no cost!  My Jewish Rabbi Ndighboor across the street were I donate a lot of my fruit, said that this fertilizer is Kosher for the Garden ( I slip him 500 bucks for the injunction)!😇🙏🏾😈😇😆💩

If it not breaking down fast enough, you can use a high pressure water nozzile aim at the pile, will quickly see the water gun will hit the aged paper and break it down so our worm will fresh multiply faster and our fruit trees eat better sooner.  Now dont eat the Florida Oyster Mushroom popping upon the compost paper!👻😆
 
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Re: Whitman Fiberless Sweet Soursop first harvest
« Reply #68 on: June 02, 2015, 11:50:20 PM »
  Yes as a child the Sears & Mongomery Ward Catalogs were our toilet papers as well as redneck Playboy Magazine with the underwear Models we learn to dream in our youth before they come out with these modern Victoria Secret Underwear models catalog that left scimpy nothing else for the imagination!😫

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« Reply #69 on: June 03, 2015, 01:10:19 AM »
Keep up the good reports! The Arusha selection will not be comparable with 'Whitman Fiberless' in fruit quality though I do expect it will stand out from the common fiberrich types - however, with a total of more than 75 fruits on my bigger tree and plenty of flowers still emerging it is a very high yielding type worth growing. And it is neglected.!

Soren that is music to my ears, neglected and self pollinating fruits that rain on your cornocopia, a blessing traits that will be bred into the whitman so I dont have to dump zinc sulphate and excessive babysitting in my Old Age.  I got mine frim Broward Fruit & Vegetable 208 sale and I think they source them from Excalibur or a private local grafter.  For some of you wanting a plant, I suggest getting some of the nurseries in your area, contact Oscar for the Original and have Adam or other graft you the fable Whitman unfruitful one (than follow Redneck Botany) I am just a barn yard sith fart breeding in my golden year to keep my distress low while I built gilted mansions for the Whales and yes I am not a nursery business.  There are those that are master grafters here that can get it for those that have a desire to baby Whitman fiberless to fruitation; than copy redneck science as experiences by this Appalachian Hillbilly and hopefully they will fuit abundant for you like they did for this Choctaw!😀

Whatever Seeds I have managed to produce goes into my breeding selection program over the next decades ( trade are only to other sith breeders or Sith Collectors who have a heavy desired to spread the selection far and wide & have something of interest to trade) hopefully an improved Whitman Fiberless with the self high pollination bearing of Soren Arusha traits with the cold, disease, pest resistant of the Whitman Original; but above all a fiberless creamy flesh that melt in your mouth not choking your throat with its no melt in your mouth cottony fiberflesh!😄. Yuup hopefully two strains to develop; Boca Snob Whitman & Soren Arusha Whitman will be improved Whitman fiberless for the lazy pomologists!😆

Ok Redneck Fertilizer; many Moon Ago in the distant Hills of Tennesee & Virginia my Choctaw mixed trail struggling Redneck clan was moon shining by the nite and stratching corn from the spent coal hills by day! We were so dirt poor, hell we had a dirt floor to brag the winter can be cold without the home shine.  The only fertilizer that were free were hill night soil ( appalachian slang for selfies😆💩💩🙏🏾🙏🏾).  One day in the outhouse the old man notice that the ye old Sear and Mongomory Ward catalogs pump from the outhouse made our corn yield better than chemical ammonia fertilizer they pump as explosive in coal pit open mining.  Yes as a child the Sears & Mongomery Ward Catalogs were our toilet papers as well as redneck Playboy Magazine with the underwear Models we learn to dream in our youth before they come out with these modern Victoria Secret Underwear models catalog that left scimpy nothing else for the imagination!😫

My old Paw told us the white man stole our land so its not a crime for us to take advantage of white man institutions; old man said The Great Spirit gave us His blessing and the Earth Mother will give us a cornucopia bounty and protect us from the Revenuer!  So us youngun of ten would fill out every catalog sending companies that send free catalogs.  We dumpster dive the area Ku Klux Clan  Meeting Club for all kind of flyers and carboard boxes and they were only too happy to trade racist insults for free garbage cleaning.  We brew our cardboard, newspaper with barnyard stool and that marvolous outhouse smell was the Eart Mother protection to her Earth Children.  The Revenuer would drive pass our house screaming god dam stinking Hybrid Choctaw they should be all in Oklahoma Reservation!  We were so happy those Revenuer were Ku Klux Klanmen, they pass us and arrest those Appapachian poor Scottish Irish redneck barely able to stratch a living from the hills several mountain over like us before ginseng & Marijuana become cash crop in modern time.


Yeah I was a Shitologist before it becomes a branch of study now, but in those day more than a half century ago it was a free fertilizer for ghe taking and urine were plentiful; we learn to brew with less offensive odor over the years and also producing ton of worms for bream & catfish fishing.  Of course we made real moonshine next to the pee shine.

Redneck Fertilizer for backyard Enthusiast!

Ingredient:  need a mailbox, three five gallon buckets!  A stirring stick and willing donor of amber Gold Lager.

Direction:  have donors pee pee into bucket daily or collection of liquid urine and fill a five gallon bucket with one gallon of this special amber gold lager and three gallon of water.  Put in buckets all the flyers, brochure, paper magazine you have received from your mail box into this bucket amd let it marinates in the Florida hot sun for a day, than stir but not shaken so the papers now have dissolved. Keep piling another week into it and feel free to add more amber gold lager freely donate by you or frienly neighboor. Championing your green zero emmission policy.  By adding lots of paper to Urine and water, the brew never develop strong odor of Urine Radiactivity that could invite backyard health inspectors.  I highly recommend brewing it in the shade if too much sun give it a moonshine odor attracting HOA NAZI!

After two weeks just aim at the trunk of your favorite fruit tree and dump on it, careful of the back splash that can get on your clothing.  Dont be afraid to mark this spot as holy with fresh amber lager to speed the decomposition of the complex cellulose molecules (wow that sound redneckity smart).  Three weeks just lift the pile and collect a bunch of fiesty worm for fishing.  These time release organics are the best slow release all natural freeze range no antiobic you can do your trees a loving favor!😄🌴

Guarantee Wife Approved for Good Housekeeping if you tell your wife this story.  Back than growing up in poverty and filfth, now that I am filthy rich Sith does that stop me from brewing real free good shit for my backyard, heck no!  Earth Mother will give me bounty if I continue to be a better steward of her land given!  My Jewish Brother in law said that I am the most frugal Jews he had ever known; smart enough to get free fertilizer from the USPostal Service delivery at no cost!  My Jewish Rabbi Ndighboor across the street were I donate a lot of my fruit, said that this fertilizer is Kosher for the Garden ( I slip him 500 bucks for the injunction)!😇🙏🏾😈😇😆💩

If it not breaking down fast enough, you can use a high pressure water nozzile aim at the pile, will quickly see the water gun will hit the aged paper and break it down so our worm will fresh multiply faster and our fruit trees eat better sooner.  Now dont eat the Florida Oyster Mushroom popping upon the compost paper!👻😆

Best post ever!   I've have no nazi homeowner association over here, but I do have some city biologist coming over to study my land for rare plants and animals before I build on it.  This recipe will be the perfect indicator for them that I too have a zero emission policy.

 

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Re: Whitman Fiberless Sweet Soursop first harvest
« Reply #70 on: June 03, 2015, 08:32:01 AM »
WHERE CAN I GET A TREE???
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Re: Whitman Fiberless Sweet Soursop first harvest
« Reply #71 on: June 03, 2015, 07:04:52 PM »
No honestly, where or how can I get a Whitman Fiberless Sweet Soursop tree?  (I'm going to keep asking this question until someone can give me an answer!)
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Re: Whitman Fiberless Sweet Soursop first harvest
« Reply #72 on: June 04, 2015, 11:28:53 AM »
scions from Oscar?  Not sure if they are true to seed...
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Re: Whitman Fiberless Sweet Soursop first harvest
« Reply #73 on: June 04, 2015, 11:58:20 AM »
Thanks, Jeff.  You're a good guy.
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Re: Whitman Fiberless Sweet Soursop first harvest
« Reply #74 on: June 06, 2015, 05:53:36 PM »
can i request some seeds?

 

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