The Tropical Fruit Forum

All tracking information has been sent, if you didn't receive a tracking number last night please PM me.

No more orders after today, not much left and everything is starting to flush from this great weather!

Thanks everyone!

PM sent

Hi,

No rain and warm weather equates to happy scions!
Shipping will be the first week of March, PM me for pictures.

They'll come buddy taped, unless you don't want them taped.
I'll make sure to throw in extras should you need any.
Cannot remember what else I have, feel free to ask.

Cost : $5 each, minimum 6x
Shipping : Free, US only - International, shipping required
Size : Girth 1/4" Length 6-8"
Type : Wood, unless you prefer green/wood
Pickup : Text me
Payment : PayPal

Several 7 Gallon or larger containers available of cultivars listed below.
Pickup preferably, they need to be repotted upon purchase due to the growth.

- African Pride
- Bradley
- Booth
- Dream
- El Bumpo
- Fino De Jete
- Geffner
- Honey Heart
- Jumbo AP
- KPM
- LH Sun
- Lisa
- Orton
- Na Dai
- Pierce
- Pink Custard Hybrid
- Pinks Mammoth
- Randhir
- Red Atemoya (4817)
- San Pedro
- Vietnamese/Dr. White

Guavas
- Seedless Thai Guava
- Seedless Crystal
- Seedless Malaysian
- Xali Guava
- Red Malaysian

Inga
- Edulis

Jujube
- Taiwan Jujube
- Sugar Cane Jujube

Sapote
- Alano
- Silas wood
- Green
- Suebelle
- Vernon White

Japanese Ume
- Shiro Kaga, Green
- Mume, Pink Blush

*** International orders welcome, please understand delivery is contingent on your postal service, had great success shipping in the past ***

Thanks!

I leave all my guavas outdoors, temps drop to high 20's low 30's.
Their leaves turn black and do not completely defoliate.

Come spring they bounce back and explode in growth.
Most of the guavas you buy from the store are either air-layered grafted, just ask to make sure.

Wanted to chime in on my experience with them.

Spent 4 digits on their stuff and the largest container was 3 gallons.
Half of the trees purchased, were not even qualified for 3 gallons, they were suitable for 1 gallon after repotting them.

Purchased Taiwan Jujube on their site, died in 2 weeks.
The scion that was grafted looked like it was growing, it was actually not. Just a branch from the tree posing to look like it took.
Four other Guavas, same problem. Trees sold weren't successful takes and they're being sold with no guarantee.
Bunch of other stuff was purchased, many of them died, grafts died, rootstock survived.

They're located right behind Champa and from what I was told not a registered nursery.
All grafts were exactly the same on all trees, regardless of scion/rootstock sizing, bark/side veneer graft.
Some looked good, others look like it was done by a blind person.
Grafting material was just a clear garden tape.
Local pickup is not allowed, they are very shady and lie about sending you the best quality.
If that was the case they'd provide you accurate pictures of the stuff you've purchased before sending you one they neglected for so long.
They are members of this forum and lurking this thread, that's why you received your refund so quickly.

Overall experience, I waste my money and time, they came off very rude and that should have been a red flag.

Can I help you with anything just for thinking about me?

Atemoya or Cherimoya Scions?
Worm castings

Thanks!

Hi,

I have several Cherimoya seedlings for sale, clearing up the yard.
$10 Each, they're the size of your index finger or larger and 2-3 feet tall.
Think there are 8 total, must take them all.
I pruned a bunch of them, they were growing so bushy!

Also a bunch of 1 gallon sizes too, girth of straw (Not boba straw! LOL) or pencil.
10 or more I lost track. Take them all for $30.

Pictures upon request.

All SOLD Thanks!
Local only please!

Both, preferably a tree V

Does anyone know where I can find this locally, or at least ships to California?

Thanks!

Sounds like root shock to me when it was trimmed, it'll definitely defoliate due to lack of sufficient energy.
I recommend keeping it in shade with the vented bag to assist with humidity.

Due to plant shock, you will likely see a late flush this year.
Give it time, and it should recover.

The scratch test should be less aggressive though
Those wounds look very deep, enough to see bark.

I have a few scions available if you like.
All from a flowering mother tree, or fruiting.

- Alano
- Black
- Green
- Ross
- Suebelle
- Vernon

Quote from: joehewitt on May 13, 2018, 03:39:34 PM

Let me guess, the tree was simply labeled "Sapote" where you bought it?

There are 4 million and one fruits with "Sapote" in the name and yet people still go around calling some of them simply "Sapote" as if it's the only sapote on earth.

For the love of pete, people, stop it!

Lol, so true.  I've seen this happen on other sites and groups far too often.  It's like buying a tree labeled "Fruit" 

Some nurseries lose tags through transit, customers swapping tags for discounts among other things.
So they are unable to provide an accurate ID and end up with a generalized ID.
Why not take advantage of the situation and ask for a discount due to the inaccuracy ID of the tree, quid pro quo.