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This forum (or section) was created to provide a discussion area specific to TROPICAL climates. Most fruit & veg discussions should be placed in the Fruit & Vegetable Growing forum. If you...

This forum (or section) was created to provide a discussion area specific to TROPICAL climates. Most fruit & veg discussions should be placed in the Fruit & Vegetable Growing forum. If you have a question or a discussion point that is clearly TROPICAL climate-related then use this forum.

This forum (or section) was created to provide a discussion area specific to TROPICAL climates. Most fruit & veg discussions should be placed in the Fruit & Vegetable Growing forum. If you have a question or a discussion point that is clearly...

This forum (or section) was created to provide a discussion area specific to TROPICAL climates. Most fruit & veg discussions should be placed in the Fruit & Vegetable Growing forum. If you...

Mark, Nov 18, 2019

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Mark: Nov 18, 2019

Nutritional deficiencies in garden plants

Here's a video about all the common deficiencies displayed by most plants. The treatment he mentions is what is available in his country. In Australia, we would use a foliar trace element spray...

Here's a video about all the common deficiencies displayed by most plants. The treatment he mentions is what is available in his country. In Australia, we would use a foliar trace element spray perhaps.

Here's a video about all the common deficiencies displayed by most plants. The treatment he mentions is what is available in his country. In Australia, we would use a foliar trace element spray...

ClissAT, Feb 13, 2020

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ClissAT: May 12, 2020

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What to Plant in MAY in Australia for Winter

Ginger loves heat, so will do better in late spring/early summer. You can just buy it from the shop & plant it, get organic & local though. Imported stuff is usually irradiated to kill bugs &...

Ginger loves heat, so will do better in late spring/early summer. You can just buy it from the shop & plant it, get organic & local though. Imported stuff is usually irradiated to kill bugs & won't grow most of the time.

Ginger loves heat, so will do better in late spring/early summer. You can just buy it from the shop & plant it, get organic & local though. Imported stuff is usually irradiated to kill bugs &...

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ClissAT, May 8, 2020

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AndrewB: May 11, 2020

What type of Lemons

Yes the taste is exquisite, and lots of juice for such a small lemon, 1/2 a lemon or lime for each Gin and Tonic just right. :cheers:

tom

Yes the taste is exquisite, and lots of juice for such a small lemon, 1/2 a lemon or lime for each Gin and Tonic just right. :cheers:

tom

Yes the taste is exquisite, and lots of juice for such a small lemon, 1/2 a lemon or lime for each Gin and Tonic just right. :cheers:

tom

Yes the taste is exquisite, and lots of juice for such a small lemon, 1/2 a lemon or lime for each Gin and Tonic just right. :cheers:

tom

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Tombr, Apr 5, 2020

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Tombr: Apr 15, 2020

Sleepy by in the lemon tree

It was cool, Ive never seen flies sleeping cheers tom

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Tombr, Apr 7, 2020

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Tombr: Apr 15, 2020

Pimento rot

Take the Bottom End Rot (BE?r) fruits off, water with a bit of Epsom salt or milk or anything that gives your plants calcium. Don't let the plant to suffer before watering nor over water it during...

Take the Bottom End Rot (BE?r) fruits off, water with a bit of Epsom salt or milk or anything that gives your plants calcium. Don't let the plant to suffer before watering nor over water it during hot spells.

Take the Bottom End Rot (BE?r) fruits off, water with a bit of Epsom salt or milk or anything that gives your plants calcium. Don't let the plant to suffer before watering nor over water it during...

Sarik Ramasar, Feb 8, 2020

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Mary Playford: Apr 13, 2020

Growing Ginger

I put aside ginger to grow and someone ate it. There goes my starter LOL. I wish we could easily grow them in Adelaide. Yes, you can grow them but you have to baby it to get it going. Not like up...

I put aside ginger to grow and someone ate it. There goes my starter LOL. I wish we could easily grow them in Adelaide. Yes, you can grow them but you have to baby it to get it going. Not like up Queensland, you chuck ginger on the ground and it grows

I put aside ginger to grow and someone ate it. There goes my starter LOL. I wish we could easily grow them in Adelaide. Yes, you can grow them but you have to baby it to get it going. Not like up Queensland, you chuck ginger on the ground and it...

I put aside ginger to grow and someone ate it. There goes my starter LOL. I wish we could easily grow them in Adelaide. Yes, you can grow them but you have to baby it to get it going. Not like up...

ClissAT, Mar 25, 2020

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Mary Playford: Apr 13, 2020

Howard Springs NT - tombr - Tropical Garden

Nice Nanas, I miss living in tropics

Tombr, Mar 30, 2020

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JoshW: Mar 31, 2020

Growing Vanilla

Added the two pics

Alison W, Feb 23, 2020

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Tombr: Mar 30, 2020

Dragon Fruit Flowering time again!

I note suggestions for DF maintenance but what initial soil preparation is recommended. Also position, full sun etc. ? Apologies if I have missed this elsewhere .

ClissAT, Nov 19, 2019