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Hello! I'm from the Philippines and I'm new here, and I really want to start growing fruit trees outside our house.
My problem is that the Philippines is a tropical country, and we only have a dry and wet season. I'm not sure as to what kinds of fruits can effectively grow on a climate like this - as the only ones I know that grow on our country are: coconuts, mangoes, apples, bananas, tomatoes. But I'm not sure if these trees are grown with special care, and I'm only a beginner, so I'm afraid I might be able to choose the wrong fruit and waste time.
Do you guys have tips as to how I could grow fruits in a tropical climate? As in, the dos and the don'ts, and all that? Thank you!
My problem is that the Philippines is a tropical country, and we only have a dry and wet season. I'm not sure as to what kinds of fruits can effectively grow on a climate like this - as the only ones I know that grow on our country are: coconuts, mangoes, apples, bananas, tomatoes. But I'm not sure if these trees are grown with special care, and I'm only a beginner, so I'm afraid I might be able to choose the wrong fruit and waste time.
Do you guys have tips as to how I could grow fruits in a tropical climate? As in, the dos and the don'ts, and all that? Thank you!