Hi, I recently purchased a Grimal Jaboticaba and I'm having a bit of analysis paralysis with respect to its planting site in my yard.
I live in SW Broward (SW Ranches). Most of my yard is muck over limestone and it stays pretty moist throughout the year. Much of the non-irrigated parts my yard can be underwater 2-3 days in the summer, the water drains, and then the cycle repeats until the rainy season is over. Most of the non-irrigated parts of my yard stay moist throughout the year.
I've read through the posts on this forum about the Grimal and it says it doesn't take flooding well. Should I plant it outside of an area that doesn't get flooded at all in the summer? I have a Red Jaboticaba that I planted last year from a 3g that is loving where I planted it between 2 mango trees, where it's often flooded in the summertime and its always moist (it didn't miss a beat during the week of record flooding we had here a few months ago). I thought the Grimal could take the same conditions, but I'm now rethinking my initial plan after reading some posts here.
Thanks for any advice!