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wanting to buy M4 and Pram Kai Mea/Brahm Kai Meu mango Scions
Hey all! I am interested in purchasing scions of M4 and Pram Kai Mea/Brahm Kai Meu to graft onto my small cocktail tree. Mahalo palologrower Hero Member Posts: 2,003 Honolulu, HI, US, Zone 12B Logged Re: wanting to buy M4 and Pram Kai Mea/Brahm Kai Meu mango Scions #1 October 10, 2025, 09:22:30 PM
Magana Mamey - tropicalfruitforum.com
Magana Mamey Quote from: ReneeFLL on August 09, 2012, 01:04:43 PM Has anyone tasted the Magana mamey? How does it compare to the Pantin or Lorito taste wise? I know that it is big, but I am wondering about the taste. I just read that the Magana ripens unevenly, is less colorful and less sweet. I don't really care about the color, but I am not to keen on the uneven ripening and less sweet.
Year-round Mamey Sapote - Tropical Fruit Forum
Year-round Mamey Sapote I need to go back there to pick up a few trees; maybe I can pick his brain a bit. His workers are knowledgeable as well. Mamey are still fairly new to me, apparently this Jamaica was growing in the USDA miami-dade collection for many years. Makes you wonder what other hidden gems they have been sitting on. Good luck with your experiment
Xain's World Nursery West Palm Beach - Tropical Fruit Forum
Xain's World Nursery is located in Loxahatchee in West Palm Beach Florida. Our goal is to carry the largest selection of hard to find fruit trees as well as the more common varieties, check out our list, it has a pretty great selection now! We also carry an assortment of rare house plants and aroids. We are a newer nursery so it takes a while to build up the selection we want to have so keep ...
My story of The San Pablo Red Custard Apple! - Tropical Fruit Forum
My story of The San Pablo Red Custard Apple! Started by HMelendez, December 06, 2015, 08:40:53 AM Previous topic - Next topic
Mango Season 2026 - The Tropical Fruit Forum
Mango Season 2026 My Cac (chu) started blooming about 3 weeks ago, and now most of my trees are blooming except Pickering. Compared to last year, this season started about a month earlier. A bit excited but also afraid the weird weather will hit us again. I sprayed sulphur for the first time today. Good thing that pump sprayer broke at the end of the exercise.
Looking for Perennial Peanut
Hero Member Posts: 3,475 Tropical Fruit Tree Connoisseur Chattanooga TN 7b Logged Looking for Perennial Peanut March 15, 2026, 08:17:33 PM Hi guys just posting this again because I'm looking for a source of perennial peanut plugs. I got some last year from someone on etsy, but I don't think they are selling them right now. If anyone knows of a source of can ship them up here, please let me ...
"Bulletproof" Mango List - Tropical Fruit Forum
I'm looking for a list of Florida's most disease resistant, aka "Bulletproof," mangos that are good producers and are considered very good (or better) flavor. I've come to the realization that I don't want to deal with chasing anthracnose around in hopes of getting a few fruit from a large tree. I don't mind feeding and watering but if the tree doesn't set fruit well in South Florida's humid ...
Top ten tree mango list - tropicalfruitforum.com
Top ten tree mango list March 11, 2021, 02:17:08 PM If you could only have 10 mango trees, and wanted solid productivity, minimal tree work, and a good tasting fruit.
best Pummelo? - The Tropical Fruit Forum
best Pummelo? They all taste dry and lack that certain je ne sais quoi. My 10 year old chandler is now in the compost because the fruit was pathetic, though of an impressive size to be sure. Was productive too. But who wants a productive, dry, tasteless fruit? Ujukitsu will be similarly 86'd.
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