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- Best Lychee Tree in California in terms of Size and Yield
I am growing two varieties of Lychee and I am still five years away from making a determination in-terms of growth and production in SoCal Is anybody growing 4-6 lychee varieties in California and have compared the various traits?
- What is the best lychee? - tropicalfruitforum. com
Top Tropicals Nursery is promoting the 'Sweetheart' lychee as the best lychee in the State of Florida, USA I would love to see an honest comparison of the pros and cons between the 'Sweetheart' lychee and the 'Mauritius' lychee PIN was also billing Sweetheart as best tasting lychee, at least when i visited them several years ago
- What is the best lychee? - Tropical Fruit Forum
What is the best tasting lychee? The best I have ever tasted are also among the hardest to grow They are the Emperor and the Haa-Kip Mauritius is probably the easiest to grow and fruit in South Florida but which ones are you folks growing in Florida and all over the US? How many outside of Florida on the mainland US have fruited Lychee? The photo shows some gorgeous Emperors grown in Palm
- King Lychee - tropicalfruitforum. com
King Lychee That is erdon lee alright and they can get even bigger Fay zee siu larger selections can get well over 50g Erdon lee are routinely over 60g and max out at over 100g in the biggest specimens They are a smaller tree than most regular lychees and an alternative name is dragon egg King would be an unfortunate name as it would cause confusion
- Best Lychee for Southern California - Tropical Fruit Forum
Best Lychee for Southern California Hey Mangosurf, Mauritius and Brewster are two of the supposedly easier to grow and fruit Lychee varieties here in SoCal but they are the two varieties I refuse to plant because I highly dislike the very large seed in the Brewster and I do not like the taste of Mauritius when compared to many of the other varieties out there I must admit I really like the
- Comparison of 4 Lychee Cultivars - Tropical Fruit Forum
Comparison of 4 Lychee Cultivars Thanks for posting the info, Oscar Also glad that you gave other comments besides oBrix (both pieces of info are very useful) I recall Dr Zee being very dismissive of other varieties (other than Kaimana) for use here so I am glad you posted it It would be nice if you could revisit this every year for a while to see if the results are consistent year-to-year
- Lychee Season 2025 - tropicalfruitforum. com
Lychee Season 2025 Quote from: Woodinitbean_ice on February 05, 2025, 12:27:46 PM I've got a 9 yr old sweetheart No flowers this year, however, it's got LEM and it's a losing battle I think I'm going to rip the poor thing out and put a mango in its spot The juice ain't worth the squeeze I guess Did you try treating it with a concoction of alcohol, soap, and hydrogen peroxide? Worth the try
- Lychee frost hardiness? - Tropical Fruit Forum
Lychee frost hardiness? I am also interested in this as i have one seedling in the ground in my gh My tought is that u may be good with providing some kind of frost cloth protection on the coldest nights I've read that lychees do need a bit of chill in order to fruit, tought -6 may be too much Better wait someone else with direct experience in the case, to comment
- WHAT IS THIS (GREEN) LYCHEE!!?? - Tropical Fruit Forum
This lychee is heaven, to put it at the least And, it is GREEN! i thought that this was unripe when i saw it in the store, but it was soft so we bought a few BTW, sorry for the poor quality pictures, taken on my phone also, i had no clue how to do some of the fancy shots that other people do with the lychee being split open, but i did my best A bit about it: The lychee is GREEN with a red
- More cold-tolerant lychee - Tropical Fruit Forum
Lychee do fine in prolonged upper 30s and even the occasional dip into the low 30s and light frost I have had longans conk out on me in those temps but not lychee, thus I have always been confused when people say lychee cant tolerate cold weather when they are more tolerant than mango
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