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About 3 months ago I posted that we had more Limes than we needed, well now we have established a client base we cannot supply at the moment.

 

We live near Samrong Thap on  highway 226 between Sisaket & Surin, if anybody has say 50 KG + we may be interested in buying of course the distance could be an issue, we also have a market for limes that have a brownish skin, of course both must be very juicey.

 

Thanks Guys.

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Sorry can't help you :sad: , we have people asking to buy our Lemons / Limes  but can't supply enough even when picking over 200 / 300kg each time , even the one's with brown skin or that have fallen on the ground people want to buy as many as we can sell. 

 

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Not so long back there was not much demand  , but now its crazy :shock1:

 

We are expanding to meet a demand here for  ''Wing Beans ''  by planting 500 new plants along side the rows of the existing Limes / Lemons  .

 

 

 

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Yes sure is crazy, we are going to expand as well problem is 15 - 18 months until fruit. When we had more than could sell threw out the brown & ones on the ground, next year we'll juice & freeze them did do 12 lts but could sell 120 lts.

 

I see you planted your's straight in the ground, we did the Thai way plant in cement tanks this time will plant straight in the ground, will make a mix of sand / burnt rice husk / cow poo / coconut husk & rice husk worked OK first lot, what did you use to plant in.

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On 16/3/2561 at 10:09 PM, Once Bitten said:

Sorry can't help you :sad: , we have people asking to buy our Lemons / Limes  but can't supply enough even when picking over 200 / 300kg each time , even the one's with brown skin or that have fallen on the ground people want to buy as many as we can sell. 

 

TdhnU33U_t.jpg

 

EBzcxMpX_t.jpg

 

Not so long back there was not much demand  , but now its crazy :shock1:

 

We are expanding to meet a demand here for  ''Wing Beans ''  by planting 500 new plants along side the rows of the existing Limes / Lemons  .

 

 

 

How old are your trees in the picture ?

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On 17/3/2561 at 1:28 PM, Once Bitten said:

We use about the same mix as your self , the only thing we learned was to get cow poo from cows that had only been fed grass by the owner , we were told that the cow poo from cows that are allowed to graze freely on the road side can contain a lot of bad bacteria

Cow manure from cattal grazing road side verges can not contain any bad bacteria,the quality will not be so good ,compaied with cattal grazing lush grass and feed a concentrat diet .

The digestive system of cattle  is complicated with 4 stomachs/compartments ,food passing though in various  stages of digestion ,and the ph of the stomachs is critical any "bad bacteria" entering the system is normally a management problem ,cattle eating to much of one food ,causes the gut ph to drop, then ruination  ceases other bacteria take over causing problems ,which in some cases can be fatal ,normally only effects 1 or 2 cattle in a herd .not the whole herd ,this problem normally  effects dairy cattle.

As most beef cattal are on a low input system ,rough grass and rice straw,and they have very few digestive problems they manure will be allright to use.

So ,around here  beef cattle manure  is being baged up and sold from the cattal yard ,most will end up on local fields and gardens ,with out any problems 

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On 31/3/2561 at 1:54 PM, Once Bitten said:

Hi , sorry I missed your question 


The trees are about 2 years old , we originally purchased young plants as shown below in - A

 

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Clearing the ground - B

 

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and planting in the ground - C

 

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We have just planted some Wing Beans and as soon ast they get bigger we will install some netting so they can start to climb - D

 

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Thanks for that,just trying to get an idea of where our 6 trees are at.

About the same age,nothing special done here just deep ripped a line 450mm deep then trees put it.

FIL gives the odd bucket of water and fertilizer.

Your trees look well advanced with the extra care.:thumbsup:

 

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you could always increase diversify a little, to increase your client base...

 

replies so far, with pictures, show falang limes

What about adding Kaffir Limes to your mix?

 

It isn't really just about the fruit itself; but Thai women go nuts over their leaves - the pictured below, 2 segmented ones of a Kaffir

Image result for kaffir lime leaves

over the long haul, a kaffir in Thailand will never need to be pruned down by the farmer, nor wayward elephants...

The Thai mrs, and all her visiting girlfriends will themselves furiously pick off whatever Kaffir leaves that they can reach!

 

it is for their skin treatment  (stay young fantasy)

 

 

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On 31/3/2561 at 1:54 PM, Once Bitten said:

Hi , sorry I missed your question 


The trees are about 2 years old , we originally purchased young plants as shown below in - A

 

8rDi7B4o_t.jpg

 

Clearing the ground - B

 

C74s4ksi_t.jpg

 

and planting in the ground - C

 

 Zg0hCRyS_t.jpg

 

We have just planted some Wing สมัคร king168 Beans and as soon ast they get bigger we will install some netting so they can start to climb - D

 

bhazH6uR_t.jpg

 

 

 

Wow, I dream of having a garden like this. How much is this investment?

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22 hours ago, jojo83 said:

 

Wow, I dream of having a garden like this. How much is this investment?

The land ( 1Rai ) came with the property .

 

To days pick all seem to be good 

 

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Spotted we had some visitors 

 

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Our Mafai seem to be doing well 

 

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For Lemons to day we were paid 300 Baht per 10kg bag 

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On 4/3/2018 at 7:58 AM, tifino said:

 

you could always increase diversify a little, to increase your client base...

 

replies so far, with pictures, show falang limes

What about adding Kaffir Limes to your mix?

 

It isn't really just about the fruit itself; but Thai women go nuts over their leaves - the pictured below, 2 segmented ones of a Kaffir

Image result for kaffir lime leaves

over the long haul, a kaffir in Thailand will never need to be pruned down by the farmer, nor wayward elephants...

The Thai mrs, and all her visiting girlfriends will themselves furiously pick off whatever Kaffir leaves that they can reach!

 

it is for their skin treatment  (stay young fantasy)

 

 

We have a few growing on our land that were originally there when we purchased it 

 

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