Growing Mangosteen (forum)

louuisa starts with ...
Hi,

Has anyone had any luck growing Mangosteen around the Byron Bay/ Mullumbimby area. If so, please advise,

Thanks, Lou

Time: 23rd May 2014 12:58pm

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trikuslaptop1 says...
dream on

Time: 24th May 2014 1:14am

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jakfruit etiquette says...
dream big

Time: 24th May 2014 7:52am

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gimme says...
You might be able to keep one alive in a protected spot but given the years and resources invested I wouldn't bother. even once mature, someone told me they need an amount of leaf flushes each season to flower that only a tropical climate can provide.

Time: 24th May 2014 8:35pm

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trikus says...
It would grow best beside a large Breadfruit tree and a 4m Lipstick palm .

Time: 25th May 2014 6:41am

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denise1 says...
You could invest in a custom made greenhouse and see if that works.

Time: 25th May 2014 9:44am

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