Why You Should Eat Achachairu: Delicious Medicinal and Brand New to America
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Achachairu is a delicious and medicinal tropical fruit grown in Bolivia. Join me as I go to Rubio's Farm La Esperanza to learn how Myra and her family brought this fruit to the United States and after 10 years of hard work they are now producing a crop domestically.
Get your Sleepy Lizard avocados at: www.guacfarm.com
Reach out to Myra for exotic tropical fruit at: rubiosfarmslaesperanza@gmail.com
I still can't believe how many types of fruit you've eaten. Well, you deserve it. You worked hard and still do and now you're living a wonderful happy life. Congratz
we all keep discovering new fruit every year. it's delicious
That is the most obscure fruit I’ve ever seen. Well, at least now I know what Achachairu is. I mostly eat avocados and mangos and sapodilla. I even tried an avocado ice cream recently.
avocado ice cream is delicious
Аа, Achachairu, it looks delicious and sweet 😋.
so good
For God’s sake. Now I’m shopping for my 54th fruit tree.
on the upside you saw it doesn't have to grow real big to give a lot of fruit.
@@SleepyLizard… that’s even better news. Thank you. I just ordered one from FAST GROWING TREES.
If my wife asks for a divorce and wants to keep the house, she will have to take the house with her. It’s cheaper than me taking the trees.
@@TimeToBeKindI have that same problem. My Wife can have the kids. I keep the fruit trees. Lol
I have three trees that are over 7 ft tall. The tallest is 10-12 ft tall. No fruit yet 🤞
@@jeffery8928 they said theirs took about 9-10 years and the first fruiting which was last year was a little light...this year it took off.
What is your favorite Grateful Dead song?
Tom is the real deal. he personally delivered our order of avocados when there was a mix up with the shipping address. he takes tremendous pride in what he does and it definitely shows! he has a customer for life!!
it was very nice to meet you and your family and I also got to meet your Valencia Pride mango tree!
So this guy has eaten and grown Avocado, Mango, Starfruit, Pineapple, Banana, Monstera Deliciosa, Passionfruit, Mamey, Sapodila, Chico, Nispero, Nasaberry, Dragonfruit, Lychees, Mulberry, Black Sapote… and now Achachairu? I’m speechless
longan, caimito,, lychee, jujube, key lime....😆
😅. I can't wait for Rubio's Farms merch.
they make amazing shakes and juices.
The first time i met this channel(around 1-1.5 years ago). i can remember drinking a good Hertog-Jan beer. And Realizing that fortunately, there are still Passionate farmers! Thank you! You are a true hero for our world! Unfortunately, people(especially the youth)start to forget about the simplicity and beauty of growing your own food. As the true hero you are, you are spreading the Beauty of this! Thank you! I always enjoy your content so much! Especially because it makes me Ambitious about what I may become later. I am currently studying farming. Obviously my ambition tells me to have my own farm later. Who knows! But surely i will be prepared with the information that you shared with us! Thank you!
Greetings from the Netherlands❤
May the lord bless you and your family❤
thank you for the kind words
Wonderful sharing buddy 👏👏✌️✌️👍👍✌️✌️👍👏
thanks Heera
Interesting, Achachairu originated in Bolivia, hangs around with kangaroos 🦘 and humongous spiders 🕷where it’s also mass produced and is now grown where there’s almost always a hurricane when you least suspect it. Got it.
did you see the wind blowing the trees behind us in this vid? that's the outer bands of hurricane Debby 😁
I am Bolivian. Achachairu are the best. They do great sorbet here with it. Its a delicacy
gotta be delicious
Great video Tom. Now I've got to get another fruit tree to fit somewhere in my suburban yard!
you can keep it small 😆
I should be able to watch the stream tomorrow. Since I'm 7 hours ahead, it'll be 8 p.m when you start streaming. I might be hanging out with my friends at this time, but by 9 p.m. or 2 p.m where you are, I should be home to start watching the stream.
fantastic! you have a lot of nice friends.
Nice video! Tasty fruit. Okay, so, you're not gonna report me, but you're gonna report others for being suspicious. Okay, thank you, I guess. But you won't keep them? Strange. Well, jook an adventure!
I know you're real.
Me, real? Yes, yes, me real. You do nice videos! Continue like that! And work hard for muscles
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Wow, between Carlos(Frutas Exóticas) and you Tom, I'm learning of the HUGE diversity of fruit, thank you for sharing, 👍and greetings👋from central Mexico.🤠
Hello from Florida. Yes there are so many fruits that even the experts experience at least one new fruit every season.
I love the style of your videos. I'm new by the way. Oh darn, I missed the stream, if only your video popped up on my recommended an hour ago. Cheers from Taiwan!
welcome to the channel
Love learning about new fruits. Awesome
thank you
I never know hear this fruit before
it's mostly grown in Bolivia and some people have backyard trees around here but Mayra is the only one I know with fruiting trees. it's delicious.
Esta fruta é deliciosa!! 😋🌿🌱😋🌿🌱
oh you've tried it?
@@SleepyLizard Sim tenho uma árvore no meu quintal :)
This fruit sounds amazing.
it's delicious
I can barely wait for my trees to produce.
I like your RUclips name
Reminding you to keep working hard! 💪
dang, I almost forgot
Achachairu? Great game, you do good videos!
These are amazing, and more cool tolerant than it's other, more exotic relatives. I have a couple large trees that I've been taking care of in hopes of fruit one day. The water infusion is tasty and refreshing as well! Thank you for sharing.
how many years into growing them are you? these ones fruited in year 10
@@SleepyLizard I started a seedling about six or seven years ago, and I purchased two grafted trees in early 2021. They're all about six feet tall from the soil line. I can't wait, they are a real treat! Did you get yourself a plant?
I mean, sapodilla is also a great fruit
it is
You've convinced me to try to find one to taste it not sure I'm gonna try and pronounce it. I have country tongue disorder.
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That looks like a type of rambutan without the hairs on the shell. Interesting. I ate lots of rambutan in Costa Rica, where it's called "mamón chino" or Chinese sucker, and I don't have a clue why. In Guatemala they call it peluta, I just asked my Guatemalan buddy that's working with me. If that fruit in the video tastes like rambutan it's pretty good. They remind me of green grapes but firmer.
Rambutan is good too and that's another first for me from Rubio's
Bout about ten atulfos thank you for your advice and knowledge,!!! From Colorado.... Big south facing window
that s great!
Coooool 😮
yep!
Hi, I'm back! I used to be on vacation, but now I'm back home. You are doing good videos, do more like that. Anyways, I won't comment as much as before, but I will sometimes.
And yes, your assumptions are correct. I know myself, and I'm self-aware. However, I don't know Marcus, not much at least.
And I'm glad you like my character 😂. I love your character as well.
I'll also bring new bo... people to comment on your videos. You really gonna report my brothers and sisters again?
Anyways. Like I said, I'd comment at 00:00 Florida time.
thank you
Can you make a video of a list of what you think you consider cold hardy avocados?
Thank you!
Brodgan, Oro Negro, Monroe, Choquette, Hall, Hass, Mexicola, Lula, Fuerte
Really, you're gonna report my brothers and sisters? Well, won't you at least keep another bot, I mean, person, apart from me, to comment on your vidoes? Because you do good videos.
if you make another Marcus Harmington I let him stay around. he was my second favorite.
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Miguel!
Please send some to Canada.
I'm not able to ship to the land down under.
I was planing to plant a Achachairú because I already have few Mangosteen trees and I wanted to have a Achachairú but after tasting Achachairú I do not want to plant Achachairú anymore. For me mangosteen taste way better.
what varieties?
@@SleepyLizard Same variety they call it K100 Mangosteen
Neato. Does it breed true to type if you plant the seeds? Cheers from N. Fl.
I don't know. I'll have to ask her.
Yes it is true to type. Unfortunately like most seedlings 7-10 years before fruit 🤷♂️
You like my character? Okay, thanks. I feel like you're suspicious of me. I don't know why but I'm getting those vibes. You're scaring me. But maybe it's just me😅
I like the Gary character. Marcus is rubbing off on me. But they're too much alike
Just spent $60 for 1 lb of achacha fruit. I have 3 trees already and never tried the fruit.
I'm guessing you're having the fruit shipped. it's hard to find a decent price to ship at.
How did I know you reported the bots/people? Must have been a lucky guess😏😅
But you really must hate these bots now that you're constantly reporting them. They're like annoying flies and cockroaches you're trying to kick out, but they just keep coming back.
nah I don't mind. Your Gary character is the only one I like
Fortunately, unlike avocados, it's true to type/seed. I wish I could eat the fruit🥺
I was not aware of that.
One thing i want to ask i have grown one mango seed and it has produced two plants. Is it a polyembryonic or monoembryonic only and only two plants are there . The mango 🥭 variety is SENSATION
PLEASE REPLY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
SWAPNIL SINGH from INDIA
It's important that you and everyone who reads this comment knows that I'm not replying promptly because you told me to reply as soon as possible. In fact, I would normally not respond at all to such a request because I determine my priorities not you.
That said, I reply promptly to all my RUclips comments which is the only reason I'll give this prompt reply: yes, you have a polyembryonic variety.
@@SleepyLizard respected i am extremely sorry for the comment “ as soon as possible “ because some youtubers don’t reply.
As i am very good admirer of your work and the knowledge you give is good.
thankful sir❤
@@SleepyLizard as about the variety of the mango which is ‘SENSATION variety’ i read on Wikipedia it is written that the tree produces monoembryonic seed then how come i have got a polyembryonic seed ?
Mayra is a cutie
she is very knowledgeable and they always have nice fresh fruit
What do you mean you will keep me around for a few days? Do you do that with all your new viewers?
I would like to try it, do you have it at your fruit stand?
Myra has it at her fruit stand. Rubio's on Krome ave in Homestead FL. she gives the address at the beginning of the vid.
I don't eat anything I can't pronounce... JK! Lol these looks tasty!
a good policy 😁
Can I order? I love achacharu🤗
send Mayra an email, link in description
Achachayru. das ist delicius
so good
thx for the info but can you plsssss tell me is it true to seed and I'd prefer if it were polyembryonic
From one mango seed it had grown two saplings. I want to know the seed is polyembryonic or mono embryonic ?
@@swapnil4232polyembryonic
as about the variety of the mango which is ‘SENSATION variety’ i read on Wikipedia it is written that the tree produces monoembryonic seed then how come i have got a polyembryonic seed ?
Where is her brother?
I imagine he was working at the fruit stand
I have one of those here in Central Florida, but it doesn't like being in the shade. It stopped growing.
These are out in full sun in this grove. You're gonna love it when it fruits.
@@SleepyLizard I'm out of "full sun" spots in the farm. I'm even putting my new avocado patch in partial shade.
Surprised because I mentioned two account names? hmmmmm
two outta 10
You mixed up my name, my name is Mijo, not Gary. I don't know who he is.
Nor do I know who Marcus is.
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How did you know I have 10-20 acc... I mean what lead you to believe I'm behind 10-20 accounts?
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Wow, no way. They're Christians. ✝️❤😊🎉. Amen.😇🥰😍❤😊🎉
they are.