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Post by accident.

Thanks
Bill

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That's great to see.  That is why I love Intermedia.  It starts to fruit at such a small size and you only need one.  Great variety to start with.

Bill

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Nice!  Flowering in a pot!  That is great to hear. How tall is it?

Bill

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Sorry to here that you lost most of your Garcinias.  In pots you need excellent draining soil to prevent root rot.  Keep the soil dry during winter.  The tall tree pots help a lot.   They let the water accumulate at the bottom and give the roots more room to be in low moisture soil.

Bill

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Plants still available.

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Bill

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I also have some large 1.5 gallon Luc's Garcinia. These are all over a foot tall. They are two years old. $50 each plus shipping. I have five total.














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I have a limited number of 6 and eight leaf plants available. Same price as above.












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Plants still available.

Thanks,
Bill

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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Re: Sunlight requirements for Luc's Garcinia
« on: February 17, 2026, 11:24:28 AM »
Check the post “Growing Luc’s Garcinia in Southern California”, or something close to that. I have posted some of my experiences of growing the plant here in coastal Long Beach CA.

Bill

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Yes, I have 5 and 15 gallon size plants available. Send me a private message and we can figure out a good time for you to come by.  I’m in Long Beach.

Bill

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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Re: Annona scions for sale
« on: February 09, 2026, 04:16:24 PM »
Any pictures of the Ilame Redlands fruit?

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Bill

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Hi Robert, I responded to your private message but I’ll respond here also since sometimes the private messages don’t work. I accept PayPal and Venmo. Send me your address and I will send you a shipping quote. But for shipping within California it should be less than $15.

Thanks
Bill

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Thanks for the kind words.

Bill

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Pacuri is very cold hardy and fast growing for a Garcinia. Luc’s will take temperatures into the 30’s no problem. I don’t know how low both of these will go.

Bill

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A couple people asked for photos of the largest Russell’s Sweet plants that I have. So here they are.













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These are all seedlings.  As far as I'm concerned that is the best way to propagate Garcinia.  There are just too many unknowns about rootstock compatibility or delayed compatibility issues.

Bill

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Hi all, right now for sale I have:

5 gallon Dwarf Brazilian $40
5 gallon Blue Java $60
5 gallon Paggi $30
2 gallon Paggi $30 I CAN SHIP THESE! I CAN SHIP THESE!
2 gallon Blue Java $50 I CAN SHIP THESE! I CAN SHIP THESE!

Thanks,
Bill

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Southerncatropicals, that is a good looking plant.  I is probably planted in the perfect spot with mostly shade.  I would recommend other fertilizers in addition to the fish emulsion to get a more balanced fertilizer.

My plant flowered three times this summer!  It has at least two fruit on it now.  I need to take a better look at it because it may have more.

Bill

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I still have plants available.

Thanks,
Bill

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I still have plants available.  I also have some two gallon plants that I can ship.

Thanks,
Bill

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This post confuses me.  You keep calling this Pacuri.  Is this the same as the Garcinia sp. Pacuri that you have sold seeds for before?  Or is this something different?

Thanks,
Bill

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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Re: Cherimoya fruit
« on: December 30, 2025, 12:00:21 PM »
Oops. Posted by mistake.

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In AeAe a lower ph will cause more variegation. Maybe the same is true for the Variegated Florida.

Bill

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Hi all, I have several Paggi banana plants for sale. I am going to stop growing this variety and I would like to spread the genetics around. This is a very rare variety. For me this variety really struggles with my cool mild summers. I think it needs to be grown in areas with more heat. Such as Riverside, Corona or anywhere more than five miles from the coast. I'm 2.5 miles from the beach and my summers are mild. The plant grows very slow for me and produces medium size bunches of very good fruit. People growing this variety in areas with a lot of heat, ie Texas, Florida, Hawaii etc, report that it grows and tastes great. Several have reported it being their favorite banana variety. I received this variety from a college professor who obtained it from the USDA. I have 5 gallon plants for sale for $30 each. These are pictured below. I also have some 1.5 gallon plants available for $30 each. THESE I CAN SHIP.










Thanks,
Bill

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