From what I can see, looks like a pineapple lilly - http://bdlilies.com/eucomis.html See if this link helps!

Tony, I see you are also in Upland. If your tree is older like mine, it is even more likely it is a Fuerte since that was the most common commercial variety in this are until about 30 years ago. Russell? I don't think it even exists in CA. I don't think your fruit resembles pictures I have seen online for that variety anyway. Your picture is a perfect example of a 2/3 mature pyriform shaped avocado. I have found quite a few pictures online for a Fuerte that seem wrong in shape to me. Some say the shape is Pyriform, like your sample. Some say it is Obovate. Here is an example that I believe shows it correctly: http://www.specialtyproduce.com/produce/Fuerte_Avocados_6723.php I hesitate to say that I think UCR's example for a Fuerte is incorrect. http://ucavo.ucr.edu/AvocadoVarieties/VarietyFrame.html#Anchor-47857 That is a link to the Variety List. You will have to choose Fuerte on the list. Can they really have it wrong?

I'm a little curious to know how your plant #4 is doing, M_Medina, as my friend is having similar problems with his fuzzy plant (leaves getting yellow and falling)... What did you repot your plant in? Is it better now? I would have liked to help with you questions regarding the roots, but I am too new to plants for that; I'd say they look okay although they do seem short... and too compact? Actually, it looks like a cutting that is growing roots... but someone else might know better!

Using your genus tip I think it might be Hypericum punctatum (Spotted St. John's-wort). Also looked at H. mutilum and H. boreale but the leaves seemed too small.