The Tropical Fruit Forum

i have waya bamboo, dendrocalamus membranaceus. makes large edible shoots. reportedly productive.

If hes still got it im driving down tmw!

I can send you scions

Should have epazote seed soon

Cool good to hear. Might have just been the nematodes that got em then.

These folks are super cool, fyi.

What kind of conditions did you grow it in, sun and soil? Mine seems to suffer in summers.

Black sapote and jujube:1 dollar each.  60 or more 50 cents each.
Star anise 20 seeds for 5 dollars
Green skin pink flesh Illama 2 dollars each. 60 or more 1 dollar each.

Watermelons are pretty easy. Started working on my own landscape of them last year. I grew strawberry, blacktail mtn and sugar baby. Lots of soil fertility recommended, lots of compost, mounds are helpful, not too much overhead water if possible.

Cmc 40 5/each
Red 3/each
 20 dollar minimum

I grew two types last spring. Athena and another. Grew Edisto the year before. Barring too much rain, boring insects are the major issue, plants were healthy and produced well, but probably 80 percent or more had worms. This is with spraying BT. I wonder if there any any varieties tolhat are rstoant to these pests? Perhaps netting them would be am option. Also just pray for drier weather.  Good luck they are delicious, watermelons are definitely much florida hardy.

I have seed of a large moist variety and a dry variety I calll rootstock canistel.
Illama is  green skin  pink flesh nice berry flavor.
Large moist 2/seed
Rootstock 50 cents per seed.
Illama 2/seed
20 dollar minimum

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