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post 1648076073 09-30-2021, 02:08 PM
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Mirin fruit gains srs, that pineapple looks amazing.
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post 1648076573 09-30-2021, 02:18 PM
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post 1648076713 09-30-2021, 02:20 PM
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Don't you need two Avacados, as they don't self polinate?
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post 1648076803 09-30-2021, 02:22 PM
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Gardening is one of those things that are a lot more difficult than I thought

I've gone full potato and killed my share of plants

One thing I've learned is that what tends to kill plants is giving them TOO much attention (overwatering, over mulching, over fertilizing, etc)

If you live in a good climate, fruit trees pretty much take care of themselves as long as you don't **** up the soil
post 1648077203 09-30-2021, 02:32 PM
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post 1648077283 09-30-2021, 02:33 PM
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You worried about animal problems? Have heard about people with fruit trees having racoons and **** all over their property all the time.
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post 1648077383 09-30-2021, 02:35 PM
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post 1648079013 09-30-2021, 03:06 PM
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Originally Posted By JoshSP1985⏩
You worried about animal problems? Have heard about people with fruit trees having racoons and **** all over their property all the time.
Yeah I've lost lots of stuff to birds, mostly the figs and grapes. I now cover all of the soft ripening fruit with bird netting which does the job. I read that raccoons have been found to pick and entire pineapple off the plant and run away with it so I covered them with the netting as well which kept the animals away.
Originally Posted By Ramoneb87⏩
Don't you need two Avacados, as they don't self polinate?
Correct, all avocado trees are either type A and type B and you need the alternate tree to pollinate. Luckily me neighborhood has lots of avocado trees with the closest one being about 60 feet away. I see them all loaded with avocados so I'm not worried about mine.
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post 1658987373 04-02-2022, 07:35 AM
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Update which I posted in the other Floridacel thread:

I have a total of 10 pineapples growing right now:





My mango tree just bloomed and now has lots of small fruit. Fruit ripens in June/July:





My bananas fruited two months ago and just flowered again which means another bunch in about 3 months. Here was the harvest two months ago (these are namwah variety, small, dense, creamy, and exotic super sweet melony flavor):






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post 1658987523 04-02-2022, 07:38 AM
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Nice bro mirin, hope your harvests are plentiful

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post 1658988043 04-02-2022, 07:50 AM
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This makes me want to move to Florida. I'm in southern LA and have similar climate. This is definitely motivating me to plant some chit
post 1658988943 04-02-2022, 08:13 AM
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Originally Posted By Griggz⏩
This makes me want to move to Florida. I'm in southern LA and have similar climate. This is definitely motivating me to plant some chit
You can definitely grow some good stuff in LA, just need to check the climate requirements of specific plants as it's not a tropical climate. Lots of people don't know that the Cali Central Valley is one of the most productive agricultural regions in the entire world. You can grow some good chit there.
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post 1658988973 04-02-2022, 08:14 AM
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Nice. I once lived in a house that had a guava tree in the back yard...fuk those things are good.
post 1658989103 04-02-2022, 08:17 AM
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Originally Posted By Polaris⏩
Nice. I once lived in a house that had a guava tree in the back yard...fuk those things are good.
Guava is so pungent. You walk into a fruit shop and smell it immediately. I once brewed an IPA with fresh guava and mango. It was ridiculous.
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post 1658990373 04-02-2022, 08:55 AM
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Originally Posted By lightsarefallin⏩
Guava is so pungent. You walk into a fruit shop and smell it immediately. I once brewed an IPA with fresh guava and mango. It was ridiculous.
Yeah it's crazy, I've fallen into the guava smell trap numerous times. I go into a fruit shop and buy a guava because how amazing it smells and then go home and eat and hate it. Maybe I've never got a good one but I've never had a guava I enjoyed.
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post 1658990703 04-02-2022, 09:02 AM
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That's nuts Yeshli

Nice to see you enjoying the fruits of your labor
post 1658991213 04-02-2022, 09:14 AM
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Man, mirin hard. I've never had lychees.

I want to get my hands on some different types of bananas now, no homo
post 1658991653 04-02-2022, 09:24 AM
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Mad jelly. When I lived in an apartment in California I had a patio full of peppers and tomatoes. Out here in Omaha everything dies in winter, feckin sucks. If I had one reason to move back to Cali it would be to have a backyard with citrus and avocado trees. Looks like your in Florida, another GOAT state for growing year round, and GOAT for other reasons.
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Originally Posted By yeshli2nuts⏩
Yeah it's crazy, I've fallen into the guava smell trap numerous times. I go into a fruit shop and buy a guava because how amazing it smells and then go home and eat and hate it. Maybe I've never got a good one but I've never had a guava I enjoyed.
LMAO, it's the smell that kinda throws me off. It smells like BO to me, but tastes delicious. There are different varieties and I think ripeness plays a part in the smell.
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jelly as ****, im growing more tomatoes in my sun room this year - i was also growing microgreens but they're kind of a pain in how fast they grow - have some berry bushes in my backyard but only one has really grown well
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Originally Posted By johnnyboi123⏩
coldcels when will they learn?
To each his own man. Was just about to comment on here before I read your response anyways…

Looks great OP definitely mirin’. I have a similar interest but live in northern Canada on an acreage. We terraced a hill off the front of our house and have been planting a lot of shrubs on it. Lots of flowers but also berries (blueberries, haskaps, raspberries, gooseberries, currants etc.. Also have 3 apple trees. Two cherries and planted a combination (3 varieties) plum tree that should hopefully produce this year.

We have shaded part I’m going to try some ferns in this year. The dream is a waterfall down into a pond. Maybe koi but we have lots of predators (bears, lynx, cougars, wolverine, marten, weasels etc) and I’d want an indoor pond in the winter for them, so maybe just goldfish instead. Just waiting for kids to be old enough to not drown in it.


My family’s favourite dessert is a papaya cut in half and then a passion fruit scooped into it.



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Originally Posted By blindsideflank⏩
To each his own man. Was just about to comment on here before I read your response anyways…

Looks great OP definitely mirin’. I have a similar interest but live in northern Canada on an acreage. We terraced a hill off the front of our house and have been planting a lot of shrubs on it. Lots of flowers but also berries (blueberries, haskaps, raspberries, gooseberries, currants etc.. Also have 3 apple trees. Two cherries and planted a combination (3 varieties) plum tree that should hopefully produce this year.

We have shaded part I’m going to try some ferns in this year. The dream is a waterfall down into a pond. Maybe koi but we have lots of predators (bears, lynx, cougars, wolverine, marten, weasels etc) and I’d want an indoor pond in the winter for them, so maybe just goldfish instead. Just waiting for kids to be old enough to not drown in it.


My family’s favourite dessert is a papaya cut in half and then a passion fruit scooped into it.



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What would you say is the best low key place to live in Florida.... don't really care about dat dere Miami high roller life...... just a quiet community that has basic things and doesn't get gaped by Hurricanes
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Originally Posted By MountainLion84⏩
OP

What would you say is the best low key place to live in Florida.... don't really care about dat dere Miami high roller life...... just a quiet community that has basic things and doesn't get gaped by Hurricanes
That's a tough question. First, there's literally no where in the state where you're free of hurricanes. Somewhere inland like Orlando can and does still get hit but the effects will be a little lesser than where it made landfall on the coast. Literally everywhere on all coasts of the state can experience a landfall of any intensity.

As for quiet communities, they are everywhere outside of the big cities. All along the east and west coasts are littered with these nice communities. Check out the treasure coast on the east coast (places like Stuart, Fort Pierce, Port St Lucie) or anywhere south of Tampa on the west coast (Sarasota, Ft. Myers, Naples). There are also nice places outside Orlando but most of the inland places are super redneck trailer trash.
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Used to make muscadine wine with my dad when I was a kid, good stuff. You gonna have a haul in a few years, nice.
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Very aesthetic fruits op, mirin for sure.
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New update. The mangoes, pineapples, and bananas are really rocking right now. Pineapples should be ready for picking in about 3-4 weeks, mangoes should be ready in mid-June, bananas should be ready in early July.









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