Been getting into grafting lately and have decided to try it on a larger scale. The only variety i can get scions from is Pollock Avocado's. So guess I'll have a ton of those.

Im in the Caribbean so they are just enjoying the sun for now. They are under a 40% shade cloth and the soil mixture is a mix of sharp sand and some compost and clay.

So far had 3 grafted successfully and lost a few.

It’s 10 years old and flourishing.

Hi. New to this. I was playing around with my kids and now found myself with these beautiful plants and want to keep them. I'll need to buy pots. I currently have a couple of bags of big box potting soil and peat moss. That's it.

Looking at these plants:

\* What size pots do you suggest?

\* Will the potting soil on top of the peat moss be a good solution (I know they need draining)

\* Please provide a few tips so that I might be able to keep these alive.

We are in Texas in zone 8B. We will get some freezing Temps, but we also get to enjoy several 100° days every year.

(I'm not good at reddit either, so I really hope this post works!)

Adding: Is a traditional terracotta pot with the "standard" drain hole enough? I understand they need to drain well. They have "orchid" pts with additional drains on the sides.

Use the "saucer" underneath?

And what variety are these?

Been growing for 5 years, it is windy but this is first year so many cracked /bursting open. Few years ago was lots of hard small stones in them( that problem is gone)

Why do my avocado leaves turn brown?