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Blessings Fruit Garden
Добавлен 25 фев 2024
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Fertilizing my small potted mango trees
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Fertilizing my small potted mango trees
1st scarlet beauty plum of the season
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1st scarlet beauty plum of the season
1st graft (mamey sapote(Pace variety))
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1st graft (mamey sapote(Pace variety))
Looking forward to the tasting video. The one labeled Peach doesn't look like Peach Cobbler as those tend to still be green even when ripe. Must be Juicy Peach but let us know your thoughts.
Thanks for the info. I did look at pictures online and it did not look like peach cobbler to me either but I was just going by the label being new at this mango thing 😆 Watch the taste video if you would like, it’s up now.
Yep, those are much bigger than what I see from the vendors at the flea markets.
@@Avo7bProject they definitely got a good size. I’m patiently waiting for them to ripen. 😆
Nice garden and fruit trees!
@@champagnegardening5182 thank you still learning everyday.
Looking good
@@Leedee63 thank you
Nice garden
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The instructions on the fish fertilizer says 1 tbsp/ gallon for container plants outdoors. 4 tbsp / gallon is for trees that I assume are in ground.
What about micro nutrients?
Hit the leaves with a citrus and palm foliar spray
Thank you for the video.👍 Do you know where I can order some scions for my avocado seedling? It is now ready for it..
There are many spots you can find online that will sell them. Some may not be selling them at this moment, but they will before the end of the year.
Looking good 🌱
Thank you buddy
😂 your awesome bro
I dnt know about awesome 😆 but I’m trying 😆
Good luck
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Summer squash can be frustrating in the southeast. The squash vine borers get to it quickly. You may need to keep it covered and hand pollinate.
Thanks for the advise and yes in preparation for our crappy bug season coming 😆 I have purchased some really fine mosquito netting that I will put over the bed reinforced with a pvc hoop structure
It's not really that important to have a type A and B pairing. Avocados deviate from their natural flowering cycle in cool climates, and you'll find both male phase and female phase flowers overlapping on the same tree. The A/B mix matters more at a large grove aiming for commercial-scale production.
Very good information to know. Thank you.
Hey there fellow Grower 😀 Thank you for sharing this 🎉 I subscribed to your channel and gave a like 👍
Hey there! Thank you very much and I love your RUclips name! God bless you
@@BlessingsFruitGarden you're welcome 😁 Much appreciated my friend 🙏 Many blessings to you and your family ✨
@@Godisincontrol325 right back at ya
@@BlessingsFruitGarden 😁
Nice new addition, it will pair well with your other avocado tree. What growing zone are you in?
Thank you, it sure will. I live in zone 9A. Right on the Florida Georgia line.
@@BlessingsFruitGarden You've got a fair number of options there. West Indies types, or Pacific types like Sharwil would be off the table. But I've seen videos of people planting Hass types in the South Carolina low country (8B zone).
What lovely land you have there! A great selection of fruit trees, I’ll look forward to seeing your progress 😊
Thank you very much for the kind words! God bless and stay tuned
LOVELY. I have a food forest in zone 10 Western Australia. Will be watching your progress.
Wow Australia! thanks for giving me your time and watching the video.
Huge property Perfect for an orchard Those mangoes look great Welcome to RUclips New subscriber here
Thanks for subscribing, and yes I have been blessed with a decent property. The channel is very new so please bear with me while I get things growing but it will be great when i start getting some fruit.
Get some guanábana. And Anon.
Thank you sir for warning and I will be adding more trees slowly I have to be carefull with certain varieties. I have to keep most of my trees in pots because I have to put them in greenhouse over the winter. Temperatures dive into the mid 20s where I live. But trust me more trees are coming