· rambutan in floridai bought two seedling rambutans from excalibur about. · rambutan is a very common local fruit in my place but i hv never tried the seed before,in my opinion the rambutan seed cant be eaten. Check his videos out, i do believe he set his irrigation to 10 minutes every hour on his trees. Tasted a bit like roasted almond. · the florida rambutan project call me crazy but i am attempting to fruit a rambutan outdoors in south florida. · aggressive rambutan pruningthis is a common problem here as well. This is because i find the taste of chilled rambutan to be just great, and it’s even easy & fun to eat; Both rambutan and pulasan seeds are indeed edible after cooking. Plus tons of wood chips. He has longan, lychee and starfruit readily fruiting and i’d imagine his climate is more challenging than yours due to the vast temp changes. I am thinking about cold spell (min temps here can go down to 14-15°c during winter season) They were in 3 gallon containers and about 3-4 feet tall. Although the other king of the fruits, the lychee, still wins. Even the whitman pavillion of rare fruit trees lacks a rambutan and that tells you. Decent sized trees. Ive eaten roasted rambutan seeds and they were delish. · rambutan fruit tree in californiathe closest thing you will see to it fruiting is if you buy some south american fruit from the store and place them under the tree. Shape the tree as these branches grow, continueing to cut tips, etc. The stump should respond with a multitude of branches. Yeah yeah, some will say i am being obnoxious and negative. well, sometimes the truth hurts. It is much rarer than fruiting mangosteens here which has been done several times. The fruit was grown in a mountainous region of costa rica. Rambutan?tropic central valley on youtube is a great channel. Just as i’ve regularly seen ‘experts’ routinely go about doing so in this forum. Ok, on a more serious note, i would prepare for the inevitable. May be someone else have tried before? They only lost their leaves and had barely a few inches of die back. Growing them can be challenging enough, as they require regular watering and fertilizing, however it is definitely doable in a pot. I would select 3-5 once you can see who is growing and positioned nicely. · rambutan is a fruit that i want to get to know (in detail and scientifically-in-depth) more about; · jcaldeira, indeed rambutan are very sensitive to wind burn but this occurs even in the nursery under the shade net that is not exposed to strong wind. Resprouted in the spring and i killed them by. Usually you can cut back to the stump, say at 1-1. 5m. I kept them in the container and continuing with my usual style of neglect i left them outside for the entire winter. Then it proceeded to get 2 ft shorter every year until it died. · yellow rambutanyes, they can grow in florida, but the real question is will they fruit! I grew one to 8 ft tall before planting it out. Cal success growing longan? This has already been done here but it is still pretty rare, having been accomplished maybe twice and on a small scale. · this rambutan has been growing from seed, outdoors (under my patio cover and surrounded by other trees) in southern california, for approx 3+ years, and seems to be quite happy.
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· rambutan in floridai bought two seedling rambutans from excalibur about. · rambutan is a very common local fruit in my place but i hv...
