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Seems scions are hard to get nowadays
I sell scions but last couple times not many responses.. Thank you to those that did!!!
I’m about to trim my trees back soon. How many Super Julie and Guava are you looking for?
Thanks man. I'm definitely. If possible, 7 of each, with swollen buds.Seems scions are hard to get nowadays
I sell scions but last couple times not many responses.. Thank you to those that did!!!
I’m about to trim my trees back soon. How many Super Julie and Guava are you looking for?
If you're interested in purchasing these scions, I recommend reaching out to local nurseries, horticultural suppliers, or online gardening stores that specialize in selling fruit tree varieties like these.Local nurseries do not sell scions unfortunately. They sell grafted trees.
I hope this helps! Let me know if there's anything else I can assist you with.
I'm topworking a tree, so trying to avoid a whole tree purchase.Seems scions are hard to get nowadaysI found its easy to buy a tree and grow them in pot or ground then you will have constant supplay of scions of that particular variety.
I can at least send you guava is you need it still.Sounds good. Sending you a message now
Did you try Tropical acres?Yes, I got white pirie and Maha Chanok scions from him this week. Still need these ones or at least one of these for now
Hi Alex I'm in vero beach if you want to swing by some day to.get guava scions.
In my experienceTimor red is not a great jackfruit IME.Do you guys grow TM Red in Australia? What is IME and IMO?
And it does not have red arils IME.
The name is deceiving.
It’s cruchy.
It’s worse then a number of our random seedlings.
It’s no way close to amber in quality IME.
I am just saying this so that people don’t think it’s just their tree that isn’t good or meet up to hype etc.
Real “red” or “very dark orange” jack is really good IMO!
Like 10/10 and Timor is like 4/10.
Not hatin just my opinion
At around 10cm girth the jackfruit tree will be able to hold a fruit to maturity and should be flowering,IME.
And thats anything from 2-3 years from seed sown for a seedling.
But depends on environment.
Usually young tree’s don’t give good flavour if many fruits are kept on.
We thin out the fruit early on for young tree’s.
Peace!
My TM Red is not fruited yet. It’s sold to me as red jack fruit.
Timor red is not a great jackfruit IME.How did you get a TM red tree from Excalibur all the way to AUS?
And it does not have red arils IME.
The name is deceiving.
It’s cruchy.
It’s worse then a number of our random seedlings.
It’s no way close to amber in quality IME.
I am just saying this so that people don’t think it’s just their tree that isn’t good or meet up to hype etc.
Real “red” or “very dark orange” jack is really good IMO!
Like 10/10 and Timor is like 4/10.
Not hatin just my opinion
At around 10cm girth the jackfruit tree will be able to hold a fruit to maturity and should be flowering,IME.
And thats anything from 2-3 years from seed sown for a seedling.
But depends on environment.
Usually young tree’s don’t give good flavour if many fruits are kept on.
We thin out the fruit early on for young tree’s.
Peace!
🤣🤣🤣 he butchers every word. I mentioned it to him a couple of times and his response was, " I have a NY accent". I told him that I also was born and raised in NYC and I pronounce words correctly lolDont think they are growing a 20-46 but if Paul is involved I can understand how the name was mucked up.Oh, do you mean Paul who says "Laura" Farms and "Choh-kwet" avocado?
BumpIt is illegal to purchase Coconut Cream budwood
A compadre sent me this. Kiddo lives over there by McDillNot many mango varieties and lemon zest is listed twice! I still might go lol.
If it was grafted, then you now have an inferior tasting random guava seedling. Guava are usually not grafted though, so it's probably the original variety.If your guava was not grafted –unlikely– then these three new shoots are the same plant.
So if that's the unlikely scenario what situation am I most likely in and what am I growing now? Should I just do what you said anyway and let it grow to see what develops?
I did find a picture of what it looked like last July when the main part was dead and the small shoots were starting to come up if that helps at all.
Those people who tasted Alphonso mango grown in Konkan region of India, have come across any mango variety which tastes better?There are tons of mango varieties better than Alphonso here in the US. You don't have access to them in India unfortunately.
I only like Uttar pradesh grown Dasheri tastewise. It was at same level tastewise.
Keshar, mallika, benganpalli, imam pasand, Ratna, Sindhu which I tasted were not even close to Alphanso.
It seems like 100% of cherilatas are Painter's because Painter is the name of the guy that first created the hybrid. I believe all of them derive from his original?Unless it was a seedling of a painters.
Do you have to manually pollinate the flowers?
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Probably way too early. Where? How? In person? Shipped? (I realize most likely you're a fraudulent spam account, "female" named "Bruce"--unless you're Bruce/Caitlin Jenner).
Looking to purchase about 5 coconut cream mangoes when just about ripe.
