Tropicalgrower's 04/18/2023 Yard Update

[Tropicalgrower89]

Pantin Mamey holding it's first set of fruit to maturity since planting it as a 7 gallon tree in November of 2012.


















Viejo Mamey planted in 2014 as a 3 gallon.








































Gary Mango, originally Nam Doc Mai #4 tree.
























Coconut Cream Mango.










Carrie Mango.










Grafted Miami Soursop, nothing much to look at, but should sprout back to life soon.





Grafted Hipolito Caimito:






Tikal Sapodilla.








Alano Sapodilla (much more dwarfish).






Sugar Apple coming out of dormancy. Background bananas are mysore and manzano (or namwah).






1 year old Pace Mamey.





Ross Sapote.

[shot]

Looks good to me!I like your cultivar choices

[johnb51]

Everything looking good, Alexi.

[fliptop]

Wowsers, I didn't realize it took that long for grafted Mamey to fruit?? Beautiful trees!

[sumognat]

Looks great!

Do you do anything beyond fertilizer for your mamey trees?  I planted a Lorrito and Pace last year and am hoping that I can meet their nutritional needs growing out west in SWR.

[Tropicalgrower89]

Looks great!

Do you do anything beyond fertilizer for your mamey trees?  I planted a Lorrito and Pace last year and am hoping that I can meet their nutritional needs growing out west in SWR.

Thanks! I have been using southern Ag 10-10-10 granular fertilizer 3 times a year (spring, middle to late summer, and late fall) and southern ag Essential Minor Elements granular fertilizer during the winter months (once or twice during the winter).