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How slow are they? I've got a small one in a pot for two months now and despite an incredibly warm and sunny winter and spring so far with highs of around 70-74F (20-22C) it hasn't grown at all. I read they are slow but are they really that slow?

The Inga edulis right next to it which I bought on the same day does grow, albeit slowly.

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previously known as ego

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They are very easy to grow here but I am in Southern California.  Maybe they do not like being grown in a pot.

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17 minutes ago, rprimbs said:

They are very easy to grow here but I am in Southern California.  Maybe they do not like being grown in a pot.

Had one i'd picked up from Exotica back in '12 for several years. More of a steady grower than super fast, but never seemed to have issues in it's pot. ..That i noticed anyway.  ( ...Until it got fried the 2nd summer here, oof. :wacko: )

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17 hours ago, Silas_Sancona said:

Had one i'd picked up from Exotica back in '12 for several years. More of a steady grower than super fast, but never seemed to have issues in it's pot. ..That i noticed anyway.  ( ...Until it got fried the 2nd summer here, oof. :wacko: )

Perhaps I shouldn't rush; perhaps it is waiting for warmer temperatures..

previously known as ego

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They are a fruit tree so water and fertilise it regularly it should put on some good growth in the ground in around 5 years of good growing conditions should see it start to look pretty good there almost a lychee so basically the same growing conditions good soil and water 

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