I keep trying to grow them here. I find the Cavendish types quite slow-growing in our cool summers here in the UK. I have a few other varieties that seem to grow better in our climate, like Rajapuri, Dwarf Brazillian and Dwarf Orinoco. I do grow Dwarf Cavendish in a container in the greenhouse though.
Thanks for watching. I agree with you the Cavendish is a little slower grower. My Dwarf Orinoco is faster growing and the only one with bananas growing on it right now. I also have Regular and Dwarf Grand Nain, and Nam Wah.
It takes 3 to 5 years for Soursops to set fruit even if they get flowers. In their native land beetles are the pollinators. If you don't have the right pollinators, you may have to hand pollinate them.
I keep trying to grow them here. I find the Cavendish types quite slow-growing in our cool summers here in the UK. I have a few other varieties that seem to grow better in our climate, like Rajapuri, Dwarf Brazillian and Dwarf Orinoco. I do grow Dwarf Cavendish in a container in the greenhouse though.
Thanks for watching. I agree with you the Cavendish is a little slower grower. My Dwarf Orinoco is faster growing and the only one with bananas growing on it right now. I also have Regular and Dwarf Grand Nain, and Nam Wah.
Lovely. Are ants pollinators for Soursops, Sugar apples, Atemoya etc?
It takes 3 to 5 years for Soursops to set fruit even if they get flowers. In their native land beetles are the pollinators. If you don't have the right pollinators, you may have to hand pollinate them.
@@edibletropicaltrees ok great thanks again