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psidium guineense

It’s psidium guineense

Disregard, sir. Have seen your video. Greetings from Hungary, dear neighbor! 💪🏼🇦🇹🇭🇺

So yes i use a Heat mat for the first two weeks until the seeds start with root grow. After they have the first roots I turn the heat mat off because it can cook the roots. I use only spagnum moos. The spagnum moos is naturally anti fungal and mold

Greetings neighbor 💪🏻🪴

Thank you 🪴

Yea, for me it’s the moste important to have healthy roots. So the plants don’t matter that mutch to don’t have tropical climate

Hey, ich hab zwar eine blühende Wollmispel. Aber hab keine Ahnung welche Sorte das ist

I had a really big Psidium collection but I sold the biggest part and stayed only with really rare ones like Psidium cauliflora. Syzygium I have only one syzygium jiewhoei as germinating seed

On ornamental plants not. But on fruit trees yes. I used sulfer

@ thanks iv had an issue with it this winter.

I have Eugenia uniflora 4 years old and had fruited. I have a second Eugenia uniflora 2 years old and flowering. I have Eugenia reinwardtiana 4 year old from seed and fruiting. I had a four year old cherry of the Rio grande. I grafted plinias that flowerd after one year and fruited after two

@ that’s great, lot’s of success out there, perfect Thomas 🌱

@tres_almas thank you

Hey, yea I have a tree planted in my garden. It’s in the Annona species

Ich bin in Niederösterreich und ich gebe ab und an welche ab ja

Die Plinias schaun ja mega cool aus, des hab ich noch nie gesehen😄 ich schätz mal die mussma im Winter unter grow lights ziehen, oder? Also wenn du von denen mal eine abzugeben hättest würd ich mich ned wehren😇😄

@olivereder7293 ja im Winter auf alle Fälle im Haus da sie ja aus dem Amazonas Gebiet oder sagen wir Süd Amerika stammen. Schreib mir nochmal im Frühling da es jetzt viel zu kalt ist um Pflanzen zu verschicken

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Teach us, Thomas 😊

So I’m looking always for the habitat of the plants. So the the biggest part of my plants are from the Brazil rain forest and as we know is there a very thin soil layer which is basically leave mulch. Leave mulch is slightly acid. I tried a lot of different soils and mixes. Now I’m using since three years peatmoos, perlite, wormcasting and crushed lava rock. 70%/10%/10%/10%

@ThomasTropicalFruits ok, thanks. Unfortunately, here in Barbados, we don't have lava rock gotta get a substitute

@geriannroth449 maybe you can use river gravel

@ThomasTropicalFruits ok thanks you're always willing to help & give advice.

@geriannroth449 of course. That’s a great hobby. We are doing something good for us and the world so I’m always glad I can help

Led‘s from Mars

Thats great to hear, what soil are you using? Did you try to grow some Plinias?

@ThomasTropicalFruits I lost all my scarlet jaboticaba but still have one plinia that is kinda surviving. I use a citrus soil mix and chelated iron soaks occasionally. I watch Adam from flying fox fruits.

I would use for Plinias a peatmoos/perlite/wormcasting mix.

Glad it was helpful! 🌱

Vielen lieben Dank

Yes how I Sayed with a lot of luck I will end with 7 typs one one plant grafted at once

I have bought in my collection

Nothing, I try to plant them in really really good soil

Yes it looks like. If fife make it that would be amazing if all 8 make it that would be crazy. Thank you

So it depends how strong they are, for my younger plants I’m using leds which have an output of 5000lum and they are more or less 1m away and for the big plants have 12000lum and they are 1,8m away.

@@ThomasTropicalFruits Thanks for the info! I'm trying to graft jaboticaba indoors under led lights because its to cold outside. I think mine are also 12000 lumens any tips will be appreciated.

@brycethebest-yn8ch i grafted a month ago a tree with 8 different typs. 6 of them are now pushing. For me the Moste important thing is to graft on a tree when it’s starts to push new growth, but it Hase to be at the beginning of the bush so all the energy can go in the scion

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I think as I sad this species are the best for cultivation in containers

I will. It takes only some time

Different typs of Pouterias, plinias, Annonas, Eugenia’s and Campomanesia

Phuuu i can, but it’s also very hard for me. I have some alive

@@ThomasTropicalFruits lol I can tell them not to feel so bad!

@dougs_urbanfarm yes you can 😅 it’s really really hard to hold them alive

I will in Spring

@@ThomasTropicalFruits Where do you buy your growing lights?

@danziger9996 i bought them in Amazon. Look for Mars LED. For me they are the best a little bit on the expensive side but for long term and plant health the best

@@ThomasTropicalFruits Can you also hang them in an unheated room behind your house or in a garden shed? Can it handle temperature and humidity fluctuations?

@danziger9996 yes they can. Normally they use this leds to grow the green stuff if you know what I mean 🤣😂

Of course it can produce in tropical climate. As we know plinias (Jaboticaba) are from the tropical rainforests of Brazil. There are some species that like a little bite more cool or dry climat. But normally the like tropical climat. And if you plant is growing healthy it will flower for sure for you

@@ThomasTropicalFruits thanks you

It’s used as a expensive herb for sweet dishes. It makes a very good taste

@ThomasTropicalFruits Merci ! Salutari prietenesti !

Are you in Europe?

@ThomasTropicalFruits si vous pouvez me l'envoyer en france oui si non en enveloppe a bulle vers la Guadeloupe c'est bien aussi ☺️

@ there are some really good online shops where you could buy seeds. One is from Germany and the other from the USA

@@ThomasTropicalFruits 🤔?

From Germany Exoteninsel.com and from the US Andersontropicals.com. Bought are selling very very high quality seeds

Ich have like 60 different species in Austria and 3 in the DR. And I will Bing 10 more the next time I’m going there. Are you still there?

Hahaha 😂😂😂 I have germinated way over 300 tropical fruit species in this way. But it’s seams you are the pro and now everything 👏🏻😂

But how? What about pH?

@axam5642 look the media is spagnum moos. Spagnum moos is has anti fungi properties and a ph of 5,5. nearly all tropical fruit trees need a ph from 5,5-6. only species that are from the costal areas need a higher and that is because of the salt.

Thank you 🙏 🌱

The same mix as I use for the most of my other trees. Peatmoos, perlite, wormcasting and lava rock

@@ThomasTropicalFruits ah the lava rock was what I was missing 👍

Normal potting soil with lava rock

The first two time I didn’t like ether the smell but now I like it an I love the fruit

I think there is a collector in India how has a lot of different plants 🌱