WTB Pond Apple Rootstock (forum)
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Hello, I would like to buy a relatively small amount of Pond Apple Rootstocks for a custard apple plantation I am starting on my hobby farm.
If you are able to supply please let me know asap
Time: 29th July 2013 9:32am
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Mike says...
They are a poor quality rootstock for atemoya and A.reticulata.
Time: 29th July 2013 1:16pm
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Anonymous says...
Iv heard it is was a good hard stock for A.squemosa ect. especially in poorly drained areas??
Time: 29th July 2013 1:32pm
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Mike says...
That is the reason they were introduced in NQ for swampy,salty and acid lands.Their compatability and resultant productivity did not live up to the promise and they are never used here now.They are still experimental and may work better with some PA strains.They would allow survival on lands the budwood's own root system may not tolerate.
Time: 29th July 2013 2:41pm
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Anonymous says...
it would still be good to get some samples for some testing here......
Time: 29th July 2013 3:16pm
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VF says...
I'm curious Mr Anonymous (ID 8080) as to why you are deliberately seeking noxious, declared weeds on this forum (first Miconia, now Pond Apple)?? Are you playing devil's advocate, simply a little foolish +/- misguided, or otherwise and are trying to trip up someone?
I believe you're from Northern NSW. There are sites on the NSW dpi which you should look up regarding these two declared weeds. (My cut and paste for the sites did not work, but are easily found on a search.)
Time: 29th July 2013 9:38pm
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