Is your june plum in a pot? If it is then just try to water the fertilizer out. If it's been out in full sun then leave it there. The june plum do not like wet soil for a long period of time. The sun can help dry out the soil faster. Try not to disturb the roots too much. I think the young june plum is very sensitive to over watering, fertilizer, and cold weather in the low 50F. Only water the june plum when you see the soil is dry on top.

Hi! I have a small cherry of rio grande tree but not fruiting yet. From your list, I'd like Bael fruit, Phalsa, India Gooseberry/Amla and Karandas seeds. Do you have wampee and goumi? I have papaya and bilimbi, but also: - Tamarind - Brazilian Atemoya - Cherimoya - Pinha (Brazilian Annonacea) - Fruto du Conde (Brazilian Annonacea) - Physalis (Ground Cherry) - Naranjilla/Lulo - Cas Guava - Mexican Guava - Pink Guava (green skin) - Xonocostle - Tejocote - Sweet Granadilla - Yellow Passion Fruit - Orange Tree Tomato - Caigua - Dates - Pummelo - Limequats - Spaghetti Beans - Strawberry Tree/Madroño (Arbutus Unedo) - Rose Hip - Pomegranate - Cashew - Star Fruit - Rare Squash (Cayote, Turban Squash, Budin, Valenciano/kuky) - Ornamental tree called "Ibirá-Pitá" Soon i'll get Loquat and Cabeludinha/Yellow Jaboticaba seeds from my shrubs!:) And somebody is going to send me Orange fleshed guava, white sapote and black zapote seeds! Let me know something to do this seeds exchange! Email me :) cristian_n_riv@hotmail.com Here is a link that might be useful: http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/tropicalfruits/msg0404190113678.html?5

I'm actually going to buy a grafted pantin mamey(Picking season: July-August), a carrie mango, diamond river longan, and atemoya. I already have a kent, valencia pride, and a glenn mango, pace mamey(Picking season: March-April, two sugar apple/sweetsop seedlings, carrie mango seedling, pantin mamey seedling, manzano banana, blue java banana(blue java not yet rooting, so lets see if it makes it)and passion fruit(just beginning to root). Today I'll go to Lowes and buy a Brogdon or a Russell avocado, depending on what's still available. In the front yard, I'll have the seedling carrie, seedling mamey and the ornamental banana.

Hello Friends, Thanks for all the nice compliments. Zands - The Satsuma is in what is probably a 20 gallon pot. It has been in there a couple of years so I am not so sure of the Potting Mix. I do fertilize with a slow release Osmocote type fertilizer every 3 months and the occasional Iron Drench. It is a great little tree and the fruit is Great. As for the Strawberry Guava, it wasn't as hard to take out as I thought and we got it out with the root ball relatively intact. We put it into what is approximately a 30 gallon pot. It dropped some leaves initially but it has since bounced back and is doing great. It has been about 1 month since transplanting and it is still alive so I think it should be okay. esco_socal - Thanks Again, The Sapodilla was actually outside. It did okay outside the first year, it just didn't grow any. Then the 2nd year, is when it almost died. Then it bounced back and started to grow nicely, still outside, and that's when I put it into the Greenhouse and it did even better. melikeeatplants - I took out the Strawberry Guava because I want to sell it. It had been in the ground for over 20 years. Since space is such a huge commodity, and it is not one of my favorite fruits, it had to go. It actually produces like crazy, and the fruits are big and good tasting, it's just that I would rather have a Mango or Lychee tree in its place. As far as how it compares to true guavas, I guess it is kind of similar in texture to some, but I am not so sure as far as taste since there are so many different varieties of Guavas out there. Thanks Again, Jacob