Growing jujubes: easy and productive!

If you are impatient like me, you want fruit from your tree as fast as possible! One of the most productive one of these trees are jujubes! And the best part about it is that they produce well in pots! Check out how I grow mine in this video.
We are in Southern California in zone 10A.
Here is a video of how I setup my plants into pots. • Container growing setu...

[@thesarge-]

Thanks for making this.

[@GrowsGoneWild]

@@thesarge- you are very welcome. Thanks for watching!

[@FAST3RCA]

can you please make another vid once they set fruit and do a taste! thanks 😊

[@GrowsGoneWild]

@@FAST3RCA sure, thing! I had GA866 and Shanxi Li last year and GA866 was much better. I’ll record as they ripen. Thanks for the idea!

[@jamesreid8638]

Nice development for second-year plants. The suckers can often be cloned successfully.
These excellent fruits are a popular ingredient in many medicinal foods, as i bet you know well.
Thank you for sharing--your plants look very 😊

[@GrowsGoneWild]

@@jamesreid8638 thanks! Definitely true on the suckers. I have two left for grafting 😂

[@edmonpierre4562]

Your trees look really nice. I need to get a GA-866, just in case you are willing to sell one of those suckers.

[@GrowsGoneWild]

@@edmonpierre4562yup GA866 is great! Those suckers are rootstock so will need to be grafted, unfortunately.

[@stampznightaway]

Where do you get them?

[@GrowsGoneWild]

@@stampznightaway most nurseries around me carry them. There’s some online ones as well like Burnt Ridge. These days I mostly buy scions and graft my own.

[@BlessingsFruitGarden]

Thanks for the video
Love seeing the progress in your fruit trees. What do you use to keep ants out of your potted trees?

[@GrowsGoneWild]

@@BlessingsFruitGarden thanks for watching! I don’t have anything to keep them out, but once they move in I use those terro bait stations. It usually clears them out after a few days. Or sometimes I have to add an extra one.

[@BlessingsFruitGarden]

@@GrowsGoneWild great I will try it and let you know how it works here in north Florida

[@GrowsGoneWild]

@@BlessingsFruitGarden good luck!

[@TheGreenAnt]

My ga866 isn’t fruiting 😢

[@GrowsGoneWild]

@@TheGreenAnt you get flowers?

[@selwynr]

What climate zone are you in? I'm in zone 7, cool temperate, Ballarat, Australia. Wondering if they'll fruit here.

[@GrowsGoneWild]

@@selwynr I’m in 10a in Southern California. I was reading something today on people at growingfruit where members were growing in 7b and even 6b in the states. Not sure how this compares to your area, though, as I am not too familiar with Ballarat. They seem to have had success with the varieties Honey Jar and Sugarcane. Good luck!