@@thomastropics yeah! We planted 100 and just left them up to faith and the weather… that was a month ago and only 1 died haha, how about those odds for making anything grow here 😅😁
@@thomastropics i got 4 huge breadfruit trees... they're the largest trees on the land Also got 1 jackfruit in the making, but have about 20 ready to plant!
@thomastropics you're lucky. I'm trying to get some viable seeds, but even though we import these into our island they're too stale, as you know, Rambutan seeds aren't very viable after a few days, far less weeks.
@geriannroth449 the only option I can give you come one das to the DR and get a grafted on. Or maybe I will come one das to Barbados so I could bring you one over.
Also ich habe sehr viele verschiedene. Die die ich empfehlen kann sind von Mars LED. Die sind der Wahnsinn. Etwas teurer aber die kannst du verstellen und sind Vollspektrum was sehr wichtig ist
@thomastropics theres actually another multicostata. Theres an octocostata "verde" that is entirely green. I do not have the green one growing, but i have the regular orange multicostata, a couple of yellow multicostata, a few of the green/yellow octocostata, as well as Eugenia sp Carambola (with the pink and green fruit).
Awesome plants! Do you plan to grow these permanently in a greenhouse when they get larger? Just curious as I know you are zone pushing to the extreme where you are at.
Do you plant the seeds already have developed a root directly into potting mix or do you put them into your heated box with moss until the first leaves are coming?
Nice selection! Some of these tropical fruit seeds take forever to pop. Had some E. Copacabanensis and a bunch of wampee seeds that took almost 2 years to germinate.
I've been following your channel recently & I've noticed you don't follow the general rules of planting the seeds i think twice the seeds lenght below the medium but yet you've been able to germinate your partially sown seeds into some rather healthy strong seedlings. Very interesting indeed.
