Phoenix Tropicals Gardening

No that's no natural at all. Plants can get pushed to bloom when they are stressed, so try to water more or fertilize less. If the plant has fruit, cut them off, because the plant isn't strong enough ...

Jay Barringer at the Phoenix Fruit Growers Facebook page just waters them more often when it gets hotter. Maybe because his soil life is better, his plant can cope better.

Isnt 122 degrees fun guys ...

Honestly, I thought the monsoon was a bit underwhelming this year, or maybe it's because Chandler doesn't get nearly as much rain was Tempe or Mesa do Rolling Eyes

. Persimmon grow very slowly and are best ...

If you are 100% sure that they need magnesium, then try a micro nutrients spray with magnesium in it. If you've already done that, there isn't much you can do except elemental sulfur or compost. Hope ...

@ Tony,
Where do you buy massive 40 gal pots? And how do you protect your trees from frost when they are that size?

say mdog, what is the average yield (in lbs) for that tree?

on the mango diseases thread.

I got this silver palm at lowes this week for $70.

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This happened to me before with one of my mangoes before. The leaves dried up and were still green. The decline was quite fast and it happened right after the winter, even though I had protected it. I ...

It's too bad; it's funny actually, people over at the Phoenix Fruit Growers page on facebook are constantly being mislead by Californian growers of plants that do well. I can send you some scions next ...

Also, what do you think about wind breaks. In the spot where the nabal is, I'm thinking of putting a windbreak there. a neem maybe? I'm also going to be using a windbreak for the lychee, with that bei ...

All the ones you mentioned are experimental. Laughing

Luc's Garcinia has proven to do just the same as in colder climates over at TFR, so we could try it here.

The papaya does do well over at Jake Ma ...

If you don't mind, here are my plans. It's a work in progress as I keep on evaluating the right cultivar, windbreaks and the like.

I think we are more frequent than the actual owner of the page (I'm looking at you PT!). Anyway, to get you up to speed on these, these avocados have thicker leaves than regular avocados, take our des ...