Видео

Thanks for the spooky vibes! 🎃👻 We’re always growing, get ready for more! 🌿✨

😊

Right… Hass is also not a dwarf .. I don’t know why they said this

Yes, adding sand can be problematic depending on the soil. In clay soil, it can create a cement-like texture if not mixed correctly. In sandy soil, it may worsen drainage and nutrient loss. Loamy soil doesn’t usually need sand, as it’s already balanced. Organic matter like compost is often a better choice for improving most soils. So, while sand can have its uses, it’s essential to consider your soil type and use the right amendments in proper proportions!

You can do it! 🤩 One tip we can give you is to place your banana tree in the sunniest spot possible, ideally near a south-facing window or balcony. Ensure it gets 6-8 hours of sunlight daily, with good air circulation to help it thrive in a small space. ☝🏼🤓

Our bad! This video is just an avocado tree showcase, not a masterclass. But don’t worry, we’re cooking up a tips and hacks video soon! Because if we can make this tree thrive, anyone can! 🥑🌳 Hold tight for some tips about how to keep a healthy avocado tree 😜

We’re really sorry to hear about your tree! Please reach out to our customer service team at service@everglades.farm with your order details, and they’ll be happy to assist you.

We’re really sorry to hear about your tree! Please reach out to our customer service team at service@everglades.farm with your order details, and they’ll be happy to assist you.

Digging it? Perfect, we’ll send you a little shovel if you buy the tree! 😂 😊

@@evergladesfarm445 I was actually looking at the container friendly miracle fruit tree on your website! My only issue rn is that winter is approaching and I’m struggling to find room for my plants that lived outside this yr! But I’m gonna get it regardless 🤦🏽‍♀️🙄probably next wk😅

@@Meilei429 That’s awesome! If you're worried about winter, the Loquat tree is a great cold-tolerant option, handling temps down to 10°F. The Miracle Fruit is also perfect for containers, so bringing it indoors should be easy. Let us know if you need any winter care tips!

It would be easier for customers this way 😜

Grafted. I can see the graft union on the tree trunk.

In America, the government stopped all teachings about REAL medicine or medicine that comes from the Earth, back in the early years of the 20th century. JD Rockefeller, along with the Carnegie Family and a few corrupt "scientists" had all textbooks with "natural" treatments/cures removed from every university and medical school across the country. Rockefeller owned 90% of the petroleum rights in the USA at that time and replaced natural medicines with petroleum based pharmaceuticals or "petrochemicals". This was called the new "Gold Standard" or medicine and everything else was "unscientific", or "folk medicine", with no real effects or value. Doctors and scientists who disagreed or defended "plant medicine" were ridiculed and often lost their licenses to practice medicine altogether. In 1900, around 160 "institutions of higher learning" existed in the U.S. By 1920, less than half that remained. Some of these plant medicines, many with thousands of years of documented use, were not only removed from the textbooks, buy production of that plant was stopped entirely and declared "ILLEGAL", One example of this is cannabidiol derived from the cannabis sativa plant; albeit, in this example, political and financial reasons play a role). Regardless, back to my point...🤔 lol,...in just one century, about 90% of Americans have little to no knowledge of REAL MEDICINES that aren't manufactured by Big Pharma. I've only been studying plant medicine for a little over a decade and I'm blown away daily by what I find. It has been a crime against humanity to keep these evidence-based treatments hidden from The People, not only in America, but anywhere in the world. Oh, and justbas a side note: these same people...helped create the AMA or "American Medical Association" AND, just a couple years later, "The American Cancer Society". Don't take my word for it. Research it. Much love and good health!

This is the tropical jujube (Thai or Taiwanese). It doesn't go dormant Li/Lang/Chico etc.

These are cold hardy.

I'm in SoCal, and it is better to use a 24inch or larger container. The soil should be all mineral like a mix of; sand, decomposed granite, vermiculite, cinders, perhaps a little peat moss etc. Organic amendments in it is what causes root rot. All organic mulch goes on top, about 4 inches of leaves, wood chips. One of the best trees here is the GEM for containers. Best of luck.

@@frankyancy1347 Thanks for the info! With almost all mineral content, the pots can get really heavy though! Also, DG is not available here in Bay Area at the big box stores -- what is a good alternative? All purpose gravel? Lava rock? Does this 'mineral soil medium' also hold true for mango plants in containers too? Thanks!

@@0anant0 just use all purpose sand from Home Depot, and and any porous rock. Yes it's heavy, and why sadly nurseries have gone to cheap sawdust mix for their planting soils., Real peat is o.k. in the mix as its pretty well rotted. Those who do this put the pot on a platform with casters if it is needed to be moved. All I do is avos, so no advice on other plants. Avos have very sensitive roots to rotting organic material. Good luck. I've killed near 10 avos through bad planting...learning the had way. They are surface feeders, so don't plant deep.

@@frankyancy1347 Thanks for the info! Will go with your advice! Me too have killed quite a few avo plants :-(

I have seedling avocado plant seedling plant give fruit plzzz rply