It's grown from seed so it really doesn't matter what kind it was...chances are slim that it will produce fruit the same as the parent. And you really don't want your fruit to resemble the fruit found in the grocery store anyway. Fish/seaweed fert is good to use once a week or so. You can get some other type of fruit tree fertilizers but just go easy since your plant is young and small. You can hit up a hydroponics store and get good micro nutrient foliar fert. When your plant starts to get around 12"+, I would just cut the leader back about halfway. Keep your eyes open for aphids, thrips, and spider mites. Occaisionally check the underside of the leaves for anything very tiny and moving! Thrips and spider mites just love starfruit plants. Your plant looks good. Just keep doing what you are doing. I would definitely keep it outside as much as possible to subject it to wind. This will help strengthen up the branches and trunk. Good luck!

Great photos - I especially like the Western Chorus frogs and the salamander. Thanks for showing them. I took a look at your website too - very nice. Looks very professional and the photos are really good. Bernadette

The kitten looks very young and what's sad is it doesn't have it's mother and litter mates around to teach it social skills. For now, give the kitten some peace and quiet and don't place the older cat into the kitten's 'space'. He most likely sees the older cat as a threat, not a play mate, since he's looks too young to be dealing with anything other than his Mom, eating and cuddling with litter mates. Be sure you're feeding the young one a lot of soft food plus, I would give the him a soft stuffed toy to cuddle against.....especially when he's sleeping. Let them interact on their own and as he gets older and stronger he'll probably start to interact with the older kitten. I suggest you give them each their own bed and litter box and make sure the small kitten can easily enter the litter box. When I first got my kitten (rescued from a field) she was so small she had to use a baking pan for a litter box. Do you have another pic of the kitten? He doesn't look very well in the pic you posted.

I too love Moonstone the most. It is so perfectly beautiful when it blooms right. Once in awhile I do get a split center but I think that it maybe due to environmental conditions. It is one that I don't mind growing 2 or 3 of them. Irisgal, I also grow and like Secret and although it is very lovely too, it is just not comparable to Moonstone. I think it maybe due to the climate. Secret probably performs better than Moonstone in CA than in the hot humid east coast. I don't know where I read this but someone had commented that Moonstone likes it hot and humid.