Yeah absolutley! the leaf hoppers ive been battling for many months now. Im glad I finally was recommend something that works! You just have to be careful because although it does kill the leafhoppers it also will kill the good guys like butterflies so make sure to spray in the early morning or evening when nothing that pollinates is active. On Amazon, Pyganic cost about 30$ (Link in description).
Thank you for the kind comment! Yes check your sugar apple you may have a fruit around this time of the year. I will make a video on trimming my sugar apples next for you.
Good to see that you found a better home that will allow you to get the production you want out of your trees. But what happened to the Punta Guarda farm.
Awesome video . I would love to know when you have ilama fruit , tree or seeds for sale . It’s some thing Im trying to grow especially as I learn there are a few different verity.
Fantastic video as always. This is my second season where my tree didnt bear. I get a ton of flowers but it seems they never pollinate and grow fruit. Can you recommend anything to help? Thanks!
Been waiting for a new video 😃, congrats on the new place, leaving a bunch of trees behind or are you going to transplant them all? Also for better viability try rigging something to shade your mango grafts, the full sun is killing them. Farm update sometime soon?
Thanks! I’m gonna move all my plants, only the ones I really enjoy eating I will plant out and give permanent spots but the rest will be potted up to big pots and placed in a sunny area. I will also sell some if I can. Thank you for reminding me to do that - I’ve been trying to get around to that but I will do it this weekend for sure I was planning on getting shade cloth. Also I will have to do a update on my farm soon!
I actually have my ilama recovering in a pot after fertilizer burn, it is coming back slowly but once it recovers fully I will plant it out in the full sun
PPC purchased from 3 places originally (Now I just graft my own ppc) 1. Saithong Nursery LLC - Google her nursery - must call her before going to nursery also call to check if they have PPC or see if they have any soon. You can say Harley from UA-cam send you. 2. Fruitscapes LLC in Bokelia Pine Island Florida. 3. Leaph Michealson in West Palm Beach Florida
Yeah no cherimoyas in Florida is a Florida thing but it’s for a reason. Annona cherimola or cherimoya is better suited for regions where there is elevation such as mountains with some degree of cold weather. California is perfect for growing cherimoya because it’s very mountainous - on the other hand, Florida is all flat so it does not do well. Also the cherimoya does not like our hot and humid weather and prefers the cooler weather in the mountains. Sugar apple (Annona squamosa) on the other hand grows great in areas of low elevation and heat such as Florida where we grow so many sugar apple - and on the contrary sugar apple hates go grow in elevation and colder regions. Hope that explains why manny of us don’t grow cherimoya simply because it’s a little harder the trees sometimes don’t produce a fruit and stress - it’s better to grow atemoya if you want to get some cherimoya genetics or plant a cherilata which has cherimoya and reticulata genes.
I would love to get seeds for a wide assortment of the "Annonas family"...can anyone provide telephone #s and or email addresses for sources? I am not in the USA.
WoW..a handsome tropical fruit grower from the opposite side of the world. Hi and love from another tropical land of Malaysia 🇲🇾 😊
Great video my tropical fruit farmero amigo
I wanna see an update video of the farm in Punta gorda!!!
Great video guys 👍👍 Thank you for sharing.
Very good info thx from EU Greece ..
Like always!!
Glad you are in a better place and will see better results with your trees.
Thank you! I can’t wait for the fruit.
Thanks for sharing the leaf hopper remedy! I'm having the same problem along with spider mites and didn't know what to use.
Yeah absolutley! the leaf hoppers ive been battling for many months now. Im glad I finally was recommend something that works! You just have to be careful because although it does kill the leafhoppers it also will kill the good guys like butterflies so make sure to spray in the early morning or evening when nothing that pollinates is active. On Amazon, Pyganic cost about 30$ (Link in description).
This was a very nice and informative video. I have one sugar apple tree. I check my trees often for bugs. I would like to see you trim your trees.😄😄
Thank you for the kind comment! Yes check your sugar apple you may have a fruit around this time of the year. I will make a video on trimming my sugar apples next for you.
Good to see that you found a better home that will allow you to get the production you want out of your trees. But what happened to the Punta Guarda farm.
Happy to see your new video .
I live in Texas ,can I do summer prune on August on sugar apple ?
How was your Thailand trip.
Awesome video . I would love to know when you have ilama fruit , tree or seeds for sale . It’s some thing Im trying to grow especially as I learn there are a few different verity.
How is orange crunch jackfruit
I’m in SoCal near Los Angeles trying to grow sugar apples …what fertilizer do you recommend
Fantastic video as always. This is my second season where my tree didnt bear. I get a ton of flowers but it seems they never pollinate and grow fruit. Can you recommend anything to help? Thanks!
Do you ever have Annonaceae fruit whilein pots?
How do you fertilize?
Been waiting for a new video 😃, congrats on the new place, leaving a bunch of trees behind or are you going to transplant them all? Also for better viability try rigging something to shade your mango grafts, the full sun is killing them. Farm update sometime soon?
Thanks! I’m gonna move all my plants, only the ones I really enjoy eating I will plant out and give permanent spots but the rest will be potted up to big pots and placed in a sunny area. I will also sell some if I can. Thank you for reminding me to do that - I’ve been trying to get around to that but I will do it this weekend for sure I was planning on getting shade cloth. Also I will have to do a update on my farm soon!
@@gardenflorida cool! looking forward to it
What do you mean by high density for anonna’s ? How far apart is ok? I want to add more To my garden.
Where did you get your atemoyas? Also how would you compare cherilata taste to red custard apple?
Can you air layer sweet sop
The leaves of my sugar apple are turning yellow, I had a few small sugar apples and they fell off🙁. Any idea why the leaves might be turning yellow?
Yo no Ilama? Maybe I missed it in the video.
I actually have my ilama recovering in a pot after fertilizer burn, it is coming back slowly but once it recovers fully I will plant it out in the full sun
I also grow first time sugar apple in 9 inch pot.
Thats great to hear, I hope it fruits for you.
Where did buy the ppc? Thanks
PPC purchased from 3 places originally (Now I just graft my own ppc)
1. Saithong Nursery LLC - Google her nursery - must call her before going to nursery also call to check if they have PPC or see if they have any soon. You can say Harley from UA-cam send you.
2. Fruitscapes LLC in Bokelia Pine Island Florida.
3. Leaph Michealson in West Palm Beach Florida
No Cherimoyas? Is that Florida thing?
Yeah no cherimoyas in Florida is a Florida thing but it’s for a reason. Annona cherimola or cherimoya is better suited for regions where there is elevation such as mountains with some degree of cold weather. California is perfect for growing cherimoya because it’s very mountainous - on the other hand, Florida is all flat so it does not do well. Also the cherimoya does not like our hot and humid weather and prefers the cooler weather in the mountains. Sugar apple (Annona squamosa) on the other hand grows great in areas of low elevation and heat such as Florida where we grow so many sugar apple - and on the contrary sugar apple hates go grow in elevation and colder regions. Hope that explains why manny of us don’t grow cherimoya simply because it’s a little harder the trees sometimes don’t produce a fruit and stress - it’s better to grow atemoya if you want to get some cherimoya genetics or plant a cherilata which has cherimoya and reticulata genes.
@@gardenflorida Cool, thanks!
I would love to get seeds for a wide assortment of the "Annonas family"...can anyone provide telephone #s and or email addresses for sources? I am not in the USA.
WoW..a handsome tropical fruit grower from the opposite side of the world. Hi and love from another tropical land of Malaysia 🇲🇾 😊