The Tropical Fruit Forum

I may have some divisions of toona sinuses I can sell. I check out the tree tomorrow.

Alright everyone, let me know about how many you want to be brought in with permit!

I do

Morir soņando: 4 seeds
Mango: 4 seeds
Jumbo Orangey: 4 seeds

How large does you Austurkey fruits get, any photos?

Austurkey gets large. Its like 2 thai everbearing fruit clump together on the largest ones. Austurkey has a great sweet and sour flavor. Austurkey and Chiang mai 60 have great flavor above the average mulberry. Thai everbearing is amazing producer but would rank the fruit as average in flavor.

Chiang mai is one of my favorite tasting. Skinner and Taiwanese long have similar flavors sweet grape. Exotica pakastani has a good grape flavor with a slight tang. I think Skinner is better tasting. DM09 I need to try more fruits the critters keep eating then all.

I also have black prince, ispahan, Australian green, white shahtoot, maui, Lakeland tropical, Janes best, Exotica Himalayan. Australian green is like a superior selection of white shahtoot.

I grew tamarillo red variety in past, was like a bitter sour tomato. I didn't give up, I tried again the orange peach variety, when ripe it's like a sweet guava with slight tomato tang, like eating it out of hand will keep it in the collection.

Mine already adapted to outside. Maybe a little slower than the ones pushing it in greenhouses. The roots looked good when I up pot to 5gal from 1gal. I treated with root knot nemacide a few times prior.

I have a self fruitful clone of Sambucus peruviana in a 5gal for sale. Plant is over 2ft tall and 2 yrs old and is flowering prefer local pickup Los Angeles area. This tree does well in SoCal also does well in part shade in Florida.

Berries are large for elderberry and have good flavor, usually cooked.

For sale $60

Maybe I will have cuttings in the future. I cut back my pecan pie grafts for this spring. However may still have more lucuma de Palo (fruiting mature wood in future). I grafted lucuma de seda hoping it takes in the next few weeks.

First year I have had fruit, so I'm trying to plant up all the seeds to use as rootstock. Lucuma is a little better for most of CA as rootstock in my opinion, unless you live inland OC than maybe canistel is better slightly.

I would say Malay apple, Luc's Garcinia, Rose apple (superior selections), Coconuts (if you can find a selection that handles light frost.

wesh channel 2 called this morning and asked to come out!

another, more in depth news story comes out tonight!

I will post a link, I think they said it airs at 5pm tonight...it's available on demand via their website, but i'm not sure if you have to pay to watch, or how it works....I will find a way to download the video and post to my youtube...

thanks for all the support, the meeting is tomorrow night, I think news will probably be there again.

I'm hoping it works out for you, it will suck if they decide to go through with the plan. Maybe will be a good ending with good compensation or they decide not going through with it and your business gets good exposure.

That sucks Adam, I hope all goes well in your favor.

I have fruiting trees in San Diego.

Sent a PM, thanks for response

You need a humidity dome with venting for exchange of fresh air. Otherwise dehydration will occur, these plants usually have poor root development.

Probably lost them after the crazy Santa ana event. Corresponds with posting time and not being far off from January. Dehydrated from fast moving dry winds in his location.

Yangmei most likely needs coastal influence and humidity to be happy. Sub 20% humidity and 60mph winds will definately kill a tree.