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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Re: monos plum seeds ( Pseudanamomis umbellulifera )
« on: May 24, 2020, 07:06:23 PM »
I am looking for seeds from Venezuela, if anyone has non Caribbean seeds let me know.
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Wow, this is amazing!! I'd also be interested in getting a perforated roll if possible. I've actually been looking into buying some Buddy Tape.
Thanks so much!!
-Stephen
Interested in pricing of one roll
Unfortunatelly most of the people don't know what they are growing or selling, and very often if they don't have the information, they just tell you anything, in order to give you any reply.
On the other hand, most of the people are not very educated, they only learn from hearing, which leads to many errors and mistakes
I was there recently, fairly certain they still have several left, but not like before. They also removed the Langsat tree and one of the mangosteen trees =(
They removed the langsat tree and and a mangosteen from the green house!? Do you know why?
Has anyone been successful in fruiting durian in Florida? I have seen a few decent size trees at Fairchild tropical gardens, but never seen any fruit. I don't know of any other durian trees here in Florida.
I haven't heard of anyone fruiting it in Florida. I think those durian trees at Fairchild may have all been cut down recently. Anyone can confirm?
I purchased two Angie from Alex this season that were outstanding. Picked and ripened properly, on the firm side of ripe and made it to the top tier for me. Top tier but not top 10.
I haven't bought this one and the label isn't clear if there is added sugar just says pulp. I tried looking up the FDA rules on labeling pulp but they seem to only concentrate on beverages.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Goya-Fruta-Guanabana-Pulp-14oz/48714445
You might have better luck trying to contact forum members in Florida to locate the Annona glabra variety "North", which is less likely to have compatibility issues than seedlings removed from the wild