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sunfish 02-14-2012 01:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Dalmatiansoap (Post 187383)
Great link! I lost all Cherymoyas last year, I must failed with pot size, they need deep pots for sure.
If anybody have some extra Cherymoya seeds.....
Maybe mine will fruit in a couple years I let you know :ha:

sunfish 02-14-2012 02:05 PM
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You do know who named the Honeyhart, don't you? ;) It's often misspelled but you got it right.
No I don't. The same guy who named the avocado ?

harveyc 02-14-2012 02:19 PM
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Originally Posted by sunfish (Post 187390)
No I don't. The same guy who named the avocado ?
Yes, Orton Englehart, who named the Creamhart avocado and earlier invented the impact sprinkler. Wish we could find Creamhart.

sunfish 02-14-2012 08:05 PM
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How to Prune a Cherimoya Tree - YouTube

Magilla Gorilla 02-15-2012 01:01 AM
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I brought seeds back from Hilo in 2007. I grew four plants. In 2008 I lost all four and decided not to grow stuff that won't make it here. Tony, you get way more heat than we do here. The climate in Santa Barbara sounds great but it never really warms up and is a damp cold. Good luck!

sunfish 02-15-2012 07:50 AM
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Originally Posted by Magilla Gorilla (Post 187431)
I brought seeds back from Hilo in 2007. I grew four plants. In 2008 I lost all four and decided not to grow stuff that won't make it here. Tony, you get way more heat than we do here. The climate in Santa Barbara sounds great but it never really warms up and is a damp cold. Good luck!
Thanks,it will be a challenge here,

lkailburn 02-17-2012 11:39 AM
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Posting this up just for reference. This is the discoloration i'm getting on the oldest of the cacao leaves. At the moment the soil is actually very dry which could be the culprit, i haven't had a chance to water it, too many plants lol. Poor thing.


-Luke

sunfish 02-17-2012 01:49 PM
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Originally Posted by lkailburn (Post 187580)
Posting this up just for reference. This is the discoloration i'm getting on the oldest of the cacao leaves. At the moment the soil is actually very dry which could be the culprit, i haven't had a chance to water it, too many plants lol. Poor thing.


-Luke
All I know is it is an under- story plant needs constant moisture and shade

sunfish 05-07-2012 05:00 PM
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Made it through winter and putting on new leaves :)

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DoctorSteve 05-08-2012 10:06 AM
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Hey Tony was it outside this winter? If so what is the lowest temperature you guys had down there? We got a few cold snaps up here, it was a little weird, I think we had one night of 26.

sunfish 05-08-2012 10:16 AM
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Originally Posted by DoctorSteve (Post 193651)
Hey Tony was it outside this winter? If so what is the lowest temperature you guys had down there? We got a few cold snaps up here, it was a little weird, I think we had one night of 26.
This stays in the greenhouse. Lowest temp. around 45f

DoctorSteve 05-08-2012 11:15 AM
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Yeah that is probably a good idea.

sunfish 05-08-2012 12:15 PM
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Originally Posted by DoctorSteve (Post 193655)
Yeah that is probably a good idea.
Every thing I've read say's 50f min.:goteam:

DoctorSteve 05-08-2012 02:43 PM
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When I start growing them I think I am going to make some clones of the different varieties (if I can find them), put them outside and see how they do. You never know, one might be able to take a little cooler, or hotter weather. Look what we have done in this community with bananas. It may also be spot on and they will simply die.

Keep us updated, I am very interested to see how they do in California even in a green house.

lkailburn 05-08-2012 03:07 PM
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Originally Posted by sunfish (Post 193652)
This stays in the greenhouse. Lowest temp. around 45f
Wow that's great :nanadrink: what was the humidity level kept at?
Keep us posted they look fantastic

-Luke

DoctorSteve 05-19-2012 11:07 PM
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I thought this might help out Tony. It shows the damage and kill temperatures for theobroma cacao.

FRUIT CULTURAL DATA -- T

sunfish 05-19-2012 11:20 PM
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Originally Posted by DoctorSteve (Post 195185)
I thought this might help out Tony. It shows the damage and kill temperatures for theobroma cacao.

FRUIT CULTURAL DATA -- T
If got it made :08:

Dalmatiansoap 09-30-2012 01:10 PM
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BaBump

sunfish 09-30-2012 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Dalmatiansoap (Post 205881)
BaBump
One is growing good the other not so much but my Acai palms are growing great. :)

sunfish 01-14-2013 12:56 PM
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Theobroma cacao trinitario loving Shouthern CA. winter


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