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casimiroa & grumicham

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jon starts with ... I have a 10 year old white sapote casimiroa edulis which has never flowered, and a 6 year old grumichama which flowers but never fruits. Can anyone explain the problems?	About the Author jon kosak grafton nsw 31st October 2010 8:10pm #UserID: 1358 Posts: 7 View All jon kosak's Edible Fruit Trees
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Jason says... Jon is the Casimiroa a seedling? because that would be about the time it would start to flower, Some grafted ones take time, my reinecke commerical took 7 years to flower but I think it was lacking in some nutrients because once I added some it flowered heavily straight away and now has fruit on it	About the Author Jason Portland 31st October 2010 10:59pm #UserID: 637 Posts: 1217 View All Jason's Edible Fruit Trees
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Jason says... Just thought I'd add that 3 out of 4 of my bigger seedling Casimiroas are flowering a little bit now at ages 7-9 years. No fruit set yet but it can't be far away	About the Author Jason Portland 31st October 2010 11:32pm #UserID: 637 Posts: 1217 View All Jason's Edible Fruit Trees
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allybanana says... Beuty Jason, the fun bit will be the first taste of the new strains, to see if they are good or not, are you going to get a couple of fruity mates around for the trial.	About the Author Eden S-East NSW 1st November 2010 10:41am #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees
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jon says... Jason: the casimiroa was sold to me by a nurseryman at one of the mkts...it's supposed to be a hybrid. It's now 5 meters high and stout. I'll try putting miracle grow on it next spring. Thanks. Anyone know about the grumichama flowers that all fall off w/o fruit? Jon	About the Author jon kosak grafton nsw 4th November 2010 5:41pm #UserID: 1358 Posts: 7 View All jon kosak's Edible Fruit Trees
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jon says... I just thought of another question which has been bugging me...I tried to join gardenweb's forum which has a rather lengthy registration form, but it seems to have lots of information. When I filled out the form, (and had to fake some of the questions because they were set up for a US address) they sent me the Congratulations note in the email but not the activation hypertext...so my application never went thru!! Has anyone else been succesful in applying to gardenweb and if so, any suggestions? Jon	About the Author jon kosak grafton nsw 4th November 2010 5:51pm #UserID: 1358 Posts: 7 View All jon kosak's Edible Fruit Trees
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jon starts with ...
I have a 10 year old white sapote casimiroa edulis which has never flowered, and a 6 year old grumichama which flowers but never fruits. Can anyone explain the problems?

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Jon is the Casimiroa a seedling? because that would be about the time it would start to flower, Some grafted ones take time, my reinecke commerical took 7 years to flower but I think it was lacking in some nutrients because once I added some it flowered heavily straight away and now has fruit on it

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Jason says...
Just thought I'd add that 3 out of 4 of my bigger seedling Casimiroas are flowering a little bit now at ages 7-9 years. No fruit set yet but it can't be far away

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allybanana says...
Beuty Jason, the fun bit will be the first taste of the new strains, to see if they are good or not, are you going to get a couple of fruity mates around for the trial.

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jon says...
Jason: the casimiroa was sold to me by a nurseryman at one of the mkts...it's supposed to be a hybrid. It's now 5 meters high and stout. I'll try putting miracle grow on it next spring. Thanks. Anyone know about the grumichama flowers that all fall off w/o fruit? Jon

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jon says...
I just thought of another question which has been bugging me...I tried to join gardenweb's forum which has a rather lengthy registration form, but it seems to have lots of information. When I filled out the form, (and had to fake some of the questions because they were set up for a US address) they sent me the Congratulations note in the email but not the activation hypertext...so my application never went thru!! Has anyone else been succesful in applying to gardenweb and if so, any suggestions? Jon

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