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Problems exist in South Florida growing fruit trees, but the more you do, the more experienced you get. My advice - join some fruit club and you will learn a lot as I did when I moved to FL from VA and basically didn’t know anything about growing fruit trees. I learned a lot. In what area of South Florida do you live. I can recommend you some clubs...

Noni has to be one of my least favorite fruit for sure. It is awful. It h health benefits. Let me know if you wanna be brave enough to try one. Lolol

Yoo no way I gotta give you a nice black sapote to try for sure. Didn't know you never tried it

Thanks for showing this park. This will be on my bucket list.

Rinse , water , salt, boil 😢 you ate it straight from the can 😬😬

That is an awesome place. I like seeing how large the trees and plants get there. I can't wait until my loquats start making fruit. I love them. They have them planted around at a few parks and in some of the wooded, wild areas around me. I have no shame and sit under them at the park and eat the fruit while everyone watches me.

I just bought one this morning in Ft Pierce Fla at Weatherbee Nursery, three Gallon size for 44 bucks. Its about three and a half feet tall now. Ill add it to my collection of 38 other varieties. I hope it does good!

That poor tree. Just no good spot for it.

Hey how has it worked out here in Florida?

The grains in your mango is lookalike its not a alphanso. Alphanso mango does not contain grains. The texture of real alphanso is very smooth like avacodo

If it is citrusy then it is not naturally ripen mango :) ....only juicy mangoes have that citrusy flavor .... Mango exporters collect unripen mangoes , it makes them easy to transport without being rotten. There after those mangoes will be chemically treated to bring yellowish color, those mangoes will have same sour and mild sweet taste despite of the variety...

Our first experience eating these was fresh off an ornamental tree next to a public road in St. Augustine. They were incredible. Similar in taste to peaches or apricots, but so much more delicate and fragrant.

Put star fruit in salt water when you cut it and it tastes better. Also, grow anona trees, the best ever ice cream taste and super good for your health. Also, the great think about passion fruit is that the whole plant is edible so if the kids get to it, they will be perfectly ok. Safe around kids fruit producers are amazing to have. Another great grower in mid Florida is the blueberry and the cherry, a barbado es cherry is also a beautiful plant and can be decoration Al in a front yard so the hola people won’t complaint

All papaya trees that fruit are worth it if you make Dulce de papaya verde. Green papaya desert. It is amazing and has gotten expensive and so easy to make. You can also make wonderful papaya marmalade that you can can and it is the best baby food ever and saves you so much money. Also, papaya trees will produce within a year and are healthier if you plant them each year from seed or cut down the thinning tree trunks every two years for those you want to keep. If you put seedlings inside concrete blocks they will be supper healthy trees too. They, like gardenias, like to be near concrete

Now you can germinate those seeds and then when they grow you can graft a limb from your original grafted tree and have more delicious star fruit trees!

you say its delicious but your face looks like its really not good

Fabulous!

Can't wait until my ApMay avocado 🥑 from Lara Farms arrives!

Love your videos!

Growing Citrus and lychee in central Florida 10A with no issues 💪

Golden nugget is not a dwarf tree at all, everglades farm provides wrong information in some fruit varieties like they listed maria black avocado season nov _ jan wich is false, the season in south florida is sep _ nov . They named black gold , j 31 , dang rasimi as dwarf varieties and thats completely wrong. Only dwarfish kind off varieties that i know in florida are cristela ( Excalibur nursery) and cochin . I know nothing about the vietnam dwarf they are selling. Mai 1 and mai 3 are not very big trees

Amazing!! Love these food tasting videos!!

Great video!!! Hit that like everyone please!!

Amazing video Brah!!

Heyyy can I have a pup pls so I can grow it in my yard. 😊😊you said ask. Asking 😅😊😊😊

Wow, so much fruit! I have a Sapodilla here in L.A. that is about 50% bigger than yours and it has never fruited! It flowers multiple times a year but they always die and fall off. I'm starting to think our lack of humidity is the problem. Any suggestions?

Next location is being built in Fort Pierce near Port St. Lucie!!

Can you do an update in regards to your Campbell White Sapote??? How is it doing?? How big has it grown??

Mangos are nothing new to South Florida. They have been grown and hybridized in Florida for more than 100 years. In fact, Florida mango varieties are grown in many parts of the world, particularly Africa and Latin America, and make up the majority of the mangos consumed in Europe and North America.

I love Soursop. Found it after many years of not eating it at a Spanish Supermarket. It is delicious also no seeds. It was in a container that looked like an actual Soursop. I ate it cold. Never had Mangosteen.

Just found your channel! Your backyard looks awesome! We love to try unique fruits! We also have tried canned mangosteen and really enjoyed it. Lots of flavors packed into one fruit. Haven't tried it fresh yet, but maybe one day!

Nobody has ever said that Buccees is the best bbq dude

I make margaritas

Glad u mentioned the bathroom at the end!

Since I’m not much of a Gardener, really liked this Bucees video!

Informative video. Thank you!

Yoo great video Ben!!!

Nice! Thank you and now I will look for these.

Fresh ones are WAY better.

I’ll have to try these!

How big do these trees get?

Great job!!! Thanks Brah!!

I have the prolific variety. It has yet to produce fruit but i cant wait to try them.

Please hit the like button!!!!

Amazing job Brah!!!!

Is there no best before date tag printed at all? It should be in dark text somewhere on top.

These were my favorite as a kid lol

Chewing pudding!!! No mangosteen flavor whaaaaaaaat?!?!

You're right that looks of jello for sure, sketchy pudding definitely lol