Growing the tropical avocado, SlimCado
The sub-tropical climate of Miami has seasons. Temperatures won't vary much (warm sometimes, mostly hot). And it's either sunny or raining.
Temperature and humidity plays an importart part in growing SlimCados. See how.
Opposite of northern's fall, SlimCado leaves first come back in red hues then turn green.
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