The Tropical Fruit Forum

Hi everyone,

I grafted it on Cherimoya rootstock and its from my brother's house.  Somehow top half is die back but bottom half is pushing new leave.
This is 2x its doing this.   
Anyone has any idea?

It's about 1 1/2 graft on 2-3 yrs rootstock.

Hi,

I have 3g soursop guanabana grafted on Cherimoya rootstock. It's 3+ feet tall and ready to uppot. Please note Soursop Guanabana graft comes from UNFRUITED tree. 
Pick up inly in fountain valley and asking for $90.

Thank you for looking

it's possible it's water because it rained a lot for past weeks and pot tray is not helping too.  I am going to removed tray and bring in cover patio.  hope it bounce back.

thank you guys for your inputs.   

Hi guys,

I bought these Jaboticaba last fall and repotted them.   Some how 2 big trees turn red but small tree still green.   

Soil:  peat moss, sand, perlite, pumice
Water: pond water

Finally, I am able to harvest 1 this year.  It's ok for small tree, maybe next year will better next year or so.

Great to know there is variety similar to guanabana taste.  I have very limited space and will keep my eye on it.  Please let me know when you're fruited.   

I totally picture it in shower 2 yrs .  I hope your project goes well and it's doing great this year.   
I got mine in spring from local group fundsraising.  It was a piece of stick 7ft tall, no leave and dying toothpick branches.  I forgot to take a picture of it.   About 3 weeks or month later, I decided it to cut down to 18 inches and used cuttings to graft .  I grafted 6 pieces on cherimoya, atemoya and only 1 success.  Here they are still pushing new growths and 4ft now.   I  leave 1 close to neighbors brick fence and other under my patio facing West.  Couple places that I read, it could handle low 40°.  My brother lives in Garden Grove and left his seedling under patio during last winter.

Pm sent

Oh wow! that's plenty of fruits.
i m guessing 499.

Thank you did your input.   I just broke the sterm, it has scent similar to mint  cough drop but not strong.  Hope I describe it right and it helps.

if you just got this few months ago, you don't know seller just transplanted or up potted it.  I would wait to make sure it's adapt to your area, healthy and push out new growth. 
as far as tipping it, knee high is good too depending on your goal.   i am Socal dont have much space, i tip it at knee high or lower depend on fruit tree and location.