The Tropical Fruit Forum

Wow, sorry to hear of your loss, don't know if you could but I have used electric fence on a persimmon to keep away four legged critters!

Ed, wrong time of year they won't be getting ripe until maybe Nov.- at the earliest at here on the central coast of Ca.

I use mexicola seeds but have also used Bacon and Fuerte and I use these because they are cold hardy! Also going to try something soon in which I grafted a Duke-6 scion onto a Mexicola root, now the Duke-6 is a seedling of Duke var. which is cold hardy. Now I grafted it pretty low on R.S. so I'm going to try to plant it deep to see if the Duke will put out roots and become the rootstock over time ! ? Should I cut into Duke trunk a little and put some rooting hormone on it when I plant it deep?

Wow that sounds like a really exciting tasting you had and grew it too! Congrat's

OK I say 36lbs.

Wow it made it, way to go Adam.

Must be your favorable climate down south! 8)By the way how old and big is your tree?

Very, very cool, thanks for posting and thumb's up on the other graft's!

Wow they look good Joe, you'll have to tell is how they taste when there ripe. I have a tree but hasn't fruited yet!

Great pictures of your trees love the Mamey with fruit hanging beautiful.

Nice looking plant there Rodney, is the Gold var. leaves always that color? Also what color is the flesh white or yellow? Thanks for posting picture.

Thank's Jack, for posting cultivar list quite a few named varieties!

Wow Gary, your the Mangoman of the west, nic pic's of your trees. I'm surprised how the Keitt mango is doing good tucked in next to the large palms!