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Lychee with the Tropical Fruit Growers of South Florida :
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Lychee trees (Litchi chinensis), growing in U.S. Department of Agriculture zones 10 and 11, are very sensitive to root burn in their early years. These trees need not
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The season is upon us for harvesting the fruit of the Lychee tree. Despite the fruits addictive flavor, it remains one of China’s best kept secrets.
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A09 Pruning a lychee tree :
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Lychee, Lychees are a sweet edible fruit with rosy red skin and white, semi-translucent flesh which is tangy and juicy. This is a seedling grown plant from Kwai Mai
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Egg Shells as Fertilizer ? :
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Growing aeoniums in the Arizona desert. Learn about aeonium care including watering, fertilizing, planting, heat tolerance, and hardiness.
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Raising Lychee for Propagation.wmv :
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Picking and Pruning Lychees :
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Air Layering Lychee :
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Air-Layered Trees. Most lychee trees are reproduced by air-laying. A branch with a diameter or 5/8 to 3/4 inch is girdled, removing the bark and exposing the inner wood.
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Growing Lychee trees from seeds :
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Frequently Asked Questions Growing Lychee Trees :
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A01 Lychee fertilizer stragey, fall and winter :
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How to Fertilize Fruit Trees :
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Rambutan Fruit - What is & How to Eat - Not Lychee :
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