Category: how-to
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Germination Instructions for Soursop Seeds (Annona muricata)
Soak Seeds in 3% Hydrogen Peroxide Solution (optional) Soaking seeds in a 3% hydrogen peroxide solution before scarification can offer several advantages for germination and seed cleanliness: Disinfection: Hydrogen peroxide acts as a disinfectant, helping to eliminate seed-borne pathogens, fungi, and bacteria. By using this solution, you can lower the chances of infections that may…
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Growing Tropical Fruit Trees in Containers
Discover how to grow tropical fruit trees in containers in NZ! Our top picks include guava, citrus, dwarf papaya and starfruit. Learn about their care and benefits.
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Planting Tender Tropical Treats – Go Slow for a Sweet Success!
Are you looking to add a splash of sunshine to your garden? Planting tender tropical treats may be the way to go! With a bit of patience and care, you can be sure to enjoy a sweet success with these exotic fruits from warm climates. In this article, we explore how to create a paradise…
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Create an Environment for Exotic Tropical Plants with a Food Forest
The dense canopy of trees and shrubs provides shade and shelter for the plants, protecting them from the worst of the elements. Create an edible oasis for your tropical plants with a food forest!
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Planting Exotics in New Zealand: Step-by-Step Guide for plants like Mango, Soursop, Banana & Papaya
Planting subtropical/tropical trees in the ground requires some planning and preparation to ensure the tree has the best chance of thriving. Here is a step-by-step guide for planting exotics such as Mango, Soursop, Banana, and Papaya in New Zealand, including tips for fertilising and mulching: Choose the planting site Choose a site that has good…
