My avocado trees
  • Home
  • Comm. prod.
    • Beta Avocado
    • Donnie Avocado
    • Dupuis Avocado
    • Monroe Avocado
  • Single trees
    • Catalina Avocado
    • Miguel Avocado
    • Pollock Avocado
    • Russell Avocado
    • Simmonds Avocado
  • Under evaluation
    • Argui 1 Avocado
    • Berta Rodriguez
    • Blas Avocado
    • Brooks Late Avocado
    • Cellon’s Hawai Avocado
    • EDRANOL AVOCADO
    • Fuerte Avocado
    • Jan Boyce Avocado
    • GEM Avocado
    • Hass Related >
      • Hass Avocado
      • Florida Hass Avocado
      • Gwen Avocado
      • Lamb Hass Avocado
    • Hellen Avocado
    • Juan Jose Avocado (seedless)
    • Hawaiian >
      • Fijikawa Avocado
      • Green Gold Avocado
      • Kahaluu Avocado
      • Malama Avocado
      • Murashige Avocado
      • Nishikawa Avocado
      • Nogami Avocado
      • San Miguel Avocado
      • Morimoto
      • Sharwil Avocado
      • Shattauer Avocado
      • Yamagata Avocado
    • Holiday Avocado
    • Kampong 2 Avocado
    • Koala Avocado
    • Joey Avocado
    • Oro Negro Avocado
    • Pinkerton Avocado
    • Nabal Avocado
    • Queen Avocado
    • Reed Avocado
    • Linda Avocado Avocado
    • Magoon Avocado
    • Mexicans Race Avocados >
      • Bacon Avocado
      • Mexicola Avocado
      • Mexicola Grande Avocado
      • Miramar de Monte de Oro Avocado
      • Poncho Avocado
      • Rockwood Avocado
      • Steward Avocado
    • Pura Vida Avocado
    • Sir Prize Avocado
    • Talpeño avocado.
    • Utuado Avocado
    • Vero Beach Avocado
    • Waldin Avocado Super-Waldin >
      • Super Waldin Amigo
      • Super Waldin Avocado 7516
      • Super Waldin Avocado 8125
      • Super Waldin Avocado 2021
      • Super Waldin 2006
    • Wilson Popenoe Avocado
  • New varieties
    • Daisy Avocado
    • Don Carlitos Avocado
    • El Pipe Avocado
    • Ismael 1
    • Ismael 2
    • Kimber Avocado
    • Normita Avocado
    • Moncat Avocado
    • Santa Ana Avocado
  • Contact
  • Blog
    • Forum

Ismael 2 Avocado  A Flower type 

I do not know much about this avocado. The person who gave it to me said: The original seed came from Guantanamo in Cuba, from a well regarded tree in the area. The seed was planted in the US and the seedling produced a very good fruit. This is Ismael 1.  One of those seeds of Ismael 1 was planted by the original seedling tree owner in an area where there were a lot of other varieties and produced a wonderful fruit, Ismael 2, with a totally different ripening period as Ismael 1.  The person who gave me these said he has tasted both and they are  great tasting avocados. Two trees  were top worked in January 2014.
January 24, 2015: Ismael 2 is beginning to open some flowers. Seems to be A type. No Activity in Ismael 1.  In deed very different.
February 1, 2015: These trees are very different. The no 2 is ahead of 1 by far. I was puzzled today since at around 9 am the No 1 tree clearly had male flowers open making it a B type. Will need further check and hope the weather warms up a bit to get a better reading on that. 
February 21,  2015:  These two trees for being seedlings of the same tree are quite different . Ismael 2 continues with its flowering and seems to be a precocious fruit setter. Clearly B type.
March 6, 2015: Ismael 2. Now that temperatures are more to our "normal" the tree clearly for the past few days have been opening  female flowers in the morning. Clearly an A type. I was surprised because it set fruit readily like a B type.  I strongly suspect this is a complex hybrid. I have separated these two and there is a page for each.
August 28, 2015: Its time to report on the Ismael 2. Did set quite a bit of fruit. I did picked some today to see how they ripen. An observation. This tree produces two distinct fruits just look at today's pictures and see. One is larger, longer and more weight 33.6 oz., the smaller and rounder 25.5 oz There are several of both some in the same branch, the larger fruit is less frequent.  I decided to pick because I saw a larger fruit in the ground, may be starting to fall off.
September 24, 2015: None of the fruit in the August 28 picture ripened evenly. Will probably cut off next year, 


Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates.