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Odenwald Honey and Tropical Fruits
Добавлен 16 сен 2019
Producing raw honey, (Violet Bee Honey), and tropical fruits trees in Florida, Zone 9b. Ultimate goal on the land is to be self-sufficient and organic.
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Cool beans 2 varieties of coffee beans growing in central Florida
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Cool beans 2 varieties of coffee beans growing in central Florida
Fast growing fruit and vegetables after just 3 weeks
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Fast growing fruit and vegetables after just 3 weeks
Pt 6 Building a DIY Hoop house greenhouse
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Pt 6 Building a DIY Hoop house greenhouse
Utuado cold hardy type b avocado fruit tree
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Utuado cold hardy type b avocado fruit tree
Pt 5 locally sourced supplies for DIY greenhouse - Bootstrap Farmer hoop house
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Pt 5 locally sourced supplies for DIY greenhouse - Bootstrap Farmer hoop house
Pt 4 unboxing DIY greenhouse Bootstrap Farmer
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Pt 4 unboxing DIY greenhouse Bootstrap Farmer
My Atemoya fruit split - Priestley Atemoya
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My Atemoya fruit split - Priestley Atemoya
DIY greenhouse part 2, clearing site, moving fruit trees
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DIY greenhouse part 2, clearing site, moving fruit trees
Choosing land for greenhouse kit - Bootstrap Farmer
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Choosing land for greenhouse kit - Bootstrap Farmer
Save the trees from chopping - urban tropical fruit trees
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Save the trees from chopping - urban tropical fruit trees
Heirloom corn used as trellis for beans and peas
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Heirloom corn used as trellis for beans and peas
Muscadine grapes - Alachua, Dixie Gold and Catawba
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Muscadine grapes - Alachua, Dixie Gold and Catawba
Kohala Longan fruit ripe in central Florida
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Kohala Longan fruit ripe in central Florida
Hurricane Debby flooding after 1,2 & 3 days
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Hurricane Debby flooding after 1,2 & 3 days
Banana tree project - planting by pig effluent
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Banana tree project - planting by pig effluent
Toxic two leaf nightshade but food for birds
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Toxic two leaf nightshade but food for birds
Fascinating as I've never seen the flowers before 👍
Amazing size fruit for sure Ian considering that the plant is still very young
Thanks for the encouraging message.
Very neet. Ive never seen them in Arkansas
@@LoganShelton-rh3lp I don’t think they like cold winters.
Should be easy enough to revitalize Ian, a great score 👍
@@lyonheart84 yes I think I see signs already.
Thank you for sharing
What end of the seed point up? The dark side or the light side of the seed?
I didn’t know it mattered. In nature seeds fall as they fall.
@@Pogelpunk Thanks, I saw another person plant them sideways. I asked the question because growing instructions said to plant the an inch deep.
Just pop it in the soil and cover to 1”. Good luck to you.
Peach Cobbler Mango 🥭
Just having a 30ft pandanas lopped atm 😢 before it falls on my roof 😖. Trying to figure out if I can salvage and propagate any of it. 2 years ago we pruned and used the nuts/pods (pineapple looking) as mulch. A couple of them have just sprouted - maybe there’s hope 🙏🏻. These trees are really elegant and provide nice shade
Good luck with your seedlings.
Lol your greenhouse actually covers a larger area than my WHOLE garden, hysterical 😂😂
We did the same to get our bed frame square.
I hope your bed isn’t 20’x40’ 😅
What a great gift Ian, a variety I've never heard of
No had I. It was hard to find any information on it.
Nice friend
What a shame. Irregular rain fall Ian ?
Florida is so wicked hot
Its actually quite a level looking area Ian , great work 👍
Progressing well Ian, thats a lot of physical work 👍
Rain stopped progress.
Amazing to see the random tropical fruit trees gtowing casually on vacant lots 😱
The area used to be residential and many people planted trees. Old timers tell me how they used to get m
What about tryiñg wood chips to build up the grade? 🙏
🤔 maybe but wood chips will rot down and they won’t keep water out. Also I want to plant trees in the greenhouse. Thanks for the suggestion.
Did any of your cuttings root? I have tried countless times and mine never do, I have used rooting hormone, I have wounded the cutting, I have tried just submerging the cutting in soil, in the shade, in the house, I have tried in a green house effect, within a clear plastic bottle, I have never been successful. I am thinking all these videos here on RUclips on just BS. What was your outcome?
No success.
@tropical-fruit-Florida I thought so. I have never had success.
Remember - Ianreadinstructions!
Do you have some for sale. Where are you located?
I’m going to plant my first NANCE seed, EXCITED to see HOW IT GROWS and gives me fruit for my entire life!!
Keep me updated on when you get fruit.
@@tropical-fruit-Florida 08/19/2024 Nance seed established 🎂
I thought about that. Then comes the question: Prevailing wind hitting the gable end, or the curved side. Also the house should stand up easily to the prevailing wind. Storm winds can come from any direction. And hurricane wind direction changes as it passes by.
Surely go with direction of prevailing wind
nice! whats your rating out of 10?
8/10 when fully ripe.
Hang in there, you never know what will come along.
Those bananas are looking good, Ian. I'm still sad about losing my Dwarf Namwah banana pant last year, as it's pretty much impossible to get another one 😢
Fantastic to get your own longans there Ian 👍
These are absolutely delicious tasting mangos
Did you try trimming the edge to get the bigger cane started to see if it would press it. Just curious because I was looking to buy one myself.
Yes you can slice bigger canes and then feed them through. However, I would only recommend this manual one if you are only pressing a few canes, not commercially, as it is hard work.
Fingers crossed it works Ian 🤞
Look forward to seeing if it's successful Ian. I'd be tempted to wrap the ball in foil to protect it from excess heat and keep the light out 😁
@@lyonheart84 Good idea. I normally use foil. I probably will go back and add some, but the branches I used were on the inside shady part of the tree.
Wow, that was a lot of water, Ian. Great to see your drainage was working and the level was going down a few days later 👍
Wow lots of water to deal with Ian. Luckily fresh fallen rainwater is normally well oxygenated and doesnt generally cause plants any issues, its only when it turns stagnant that its deadly to most plants 😱
We have these in our backyard. There are intertwined vines off my second floor balcony that literally make a thick wall! Its between my house and the one next door! It shades my balcony! Butterflies are always flittering under it and around it! The males chase the females endlessly! We love watching them!
@@user-nw6rg8vx3b yes butterflies are magestical.
Will be interesting to see how they get on, Ian 👍
Unfortunately off to a bad start with Hurricane Debby.
Still prefer Geffner .. the Murray have a bit more grit to them.. also is self fertile as well
Strong tree but grows extremely slow
Could you explain what you mean by “strong”?
Hey bud, I just posted one the other day and found out that it is poisonous
Research then eat or not eat 😂
Don’t let my buddy Enzo eat them.
@@tropical-fruit-Florida ooooo no
@@tropical-fruit-Florida no eating
Lol looks more like a tamarillo to me Ian 😉. I find them savoury more than sweet. They will grow like lightening in your climate 👍
Yes thanks for the correction.
Mine are plumbing now
My sisters Make a sweet sherry with hers
That’s interesting to hear. They produce a lot of fruit.
I have sea breeze bamboo planted on my farm in Ocala. They are irrigated and get fed horse manure every 3 months. They are about 25 feet tall now. They have given me complete privacy around my pool area. I. I. Zone 9A and they have experienced many freezes and done just fine.
Great information thank you. I am glad I have a hardy variety.
Lol time to invest in some protective bags Ian 😉
Armed guards 💂
Very cool!
Exciting to get fruit no matter how small they are 😁
Wo hast du essen gelernt?
Selbstlehrer
How many acres?
@@SuperSplashking 5
Do you have a website where you sell your trees?
I have hundreds of different trees for sale. They are listed on Marketplace. The trees are picked up here in Myakka City. I’m not set up for shipping.
Bought if for 150k in 2018 😂. She is not going to get nearly 3/4 mil for it. I guess we will see!
A big developer bought 2000 acres behind her. They’ll probably buy it, bulldoze the trees, build homes and make $15 million.😢
@@tropical-fruit-Florida Sterile cookie cutter home developments are like a cancer in FL.