I time stamped each variety, so u can click through, and see them real quick if u want, or just click on the ones u wanna see if u dont' have 40 min to spare....they're posted in the description of the video....i hope ya'll can enjoy with out being overwhelmed, or put to sleep...lol...so much info...and the plants look pretty much the same...haha
I was drooling over each one thanks for all the info man. Had no idea about all the different varieties. And those cocktail tree's was off the chain😃 I hope I can get some those seeds then I'll go hunting for scions once I practice grafting a bit.
So much fun to watch! John has teaching in his blood - patient, excellent listener, follows the interest of his guest, deep knowledge of his trees, and clearly enjoys what he does. Gorgeous collection, absolutely delightful to “tour”. Excellent work Adam, John, and camera man!
list of all the Plinia / Myrciaria varieties, and their time stamps!!! 1 Plinia jaboticaba var. "Sabara" @6:38 2 Plinia sp. "Navel" @8:17 3 Myrciaria sp. "Blue Guaquica" @8:37 4 P. spirito-sanctensis "Peluda de Cruz" @9:06 5 P. phitrantha var. "Sapucaia" @9:59 6 P. aureana var. "Lemongrass" @10:23 7 P. phitrantha var. "Branca" @10:33 8 P. jaboticaba var "Pingo do Mel" @10:45 9 P. aureana var. "Branca Mel" @11:15 10 P. jaboticaba var. "Variegated Sabara" @11:48 11 P. aureana var. "Zona de Mata" @12:09 12 P. x trunciflora "Novak" hybrid @12:16 13 Plinia sp. "Watermelon" @12:23 14 Myrciaria guaquiea "Guaquica" @12:30 15 P. eduils "Cambuca" @13:07 16 P. phitrantha var. ESALQ @13:33 17 P. inflata "Giant Mulchi" @14:16 18 P. phitrantha var. "Otto Andersen - Branca Vinho" @15:03 19 Plinia sp. "Anomaly" seedling @15:16 20 Plinia sp. nv. "Caipirinha" @16:09 21 Plinia sp. "Escarlate" @17:26 22 Plinia sp. (unknown) @19:40 23 P. coronata var. "Restinga" @21:59 24 P. phitrantha var. "Rosa de Pescoco" @23:04 25 Plinia sp. "Peluda do Mucuri" @23:30 26 P. cauliflora "Roxa Polpa" @23:37 27 Plinia sp. "Z-4" @25:12 28 Plinia sp. "Grimal" or "Peluda do Alagoas" @26:39 29 Plinia hybrid "Red Jaboticaba" or "Precoce" @27:45 30 P. aureana "White Jaboticaba" common type @27:55 31 P. grandifolia "Jabuticaba-tuba" @28:07 32 P. cauliflora var. "Novak" @28:49 33 P. phitrantha var. "Novak" @28:50 34 Plinia sp. (possible Grimal x Red hybrid) @32:23 35 P. cauliflora var. "Paulista" @32:45 36 P. trunciflora "Jabuticaba de Cabinho" @34:00
Fun seeing the massive cocktail. I started a couple of years back for the same reason. I was restricted to a brick patio walled in on four sides, but nothing was going to stop me from collecting and as John said, "planning for the future." Now I have a yard, so expect to hear from me as soon as I have disposable income again!
Great Video, thanks for sharing. fun to see you guys get passionate about plants the same ways I do. As Adam ws saying it keeps that spark going. Hope to get to central florida to check your places out.
You guys are killing me with all the variety knowledge!! I am thrilled to have ONE. I got it from Ace Hardware in Titusville and it has NO genius species. I wish I knew which it was.
lol this is like the QVC channel for Plinias...each one is going to be available eventually, if not already...it's like a virtual catalogue showing most of the varieties we have to offer.
You know what's really cool is I live in Phoenix AZ zone 9 B and I've heard that somewheres in Florida has the exact same zone and I can grow alot of the same stuff -wining
I can only imagine the 2C Oil that could be extracted from all these varieties! I wonder if there would be a benefit to mixing all the different 2C Oils together?
My Sabara just flowered for the first time , I got the tree recently as I’m new to jabos, was told it was 7-8 years of age but didn’t hold any fruit , any thoughts as tho why? Love the collection
Very interesting fact, there is more pingo de Mel trees in Brazil than the actually Sabara, because there is a farm in Brazil that produces jaboticaba wine and they have 40.000 pingo the Mel trees
Hi there ,great vídeos made me more interested in tropical fruit trees im from New zealand now living in Brazil ,i have a Scarlett jaboticaba and got hit with rust after a rainy Summer ,what can i do ? Thanks alot
Noticed you mentioned the rust is pretty much just cosmetic, you've never found it affects fruiting? I've got a bit on my Grimal, just wondering if it's worth hitting it with some fungicide. Cheers
@@FlyingFoxFruitsthanks for the info. yes, I've done that. Each tree has it's own umbrella n shade cloth drip irrigation 6hr intervals. Still get burnt & dry leaves. At least I know I'm on the right track. Thanks again for your feed back.
@@elaineg4921 what is your soil mix, and pH (and salinity of your water for irrigation)? those are big factors that can cause leaf burn no matter the temps
As much as you seem to dislike comunists ,your ideas to grow something for food not just ornamental its communist and reminds me when Ceausescu told people in comunist tomania to plant tomatoes,peppers,onions in green spaces inside the city. Was a nice thong but then people toght ,,wow,we are so poore because of comunism that we have to grow our food in city green spaces ,, .
sometimes they got issues, but are usually resolved eventually, i think it has to do with servers, or hosting...but they'll get it figured out soon i'm sure...
there is just one minor mistake I see, and I don't think anyone would ever notice, except for maybe Ray Bayer....I'm going to see if he can call it...haha...maybe John Travis Morton can spot the mistake, or maybe another I missed? I didn't really see too many mistakes though, it was 99.9% perfect, in terms of IDs and name spellings...
@@johnmorton5681 we accidentally put a pic of novak phitrantha for ESALQ, but they look almost identical any how, but so far seems like Novak is the bigger of the two...so that massive fruit at the end of the sequence of photos for ESALQ, is actually a Novak fruit
Don't want to be too picky with the Portuguese pronunciation, but this kinda puts me off: in pescoço the "ç" sounds like "s" and in sapucaia the "c" sounds like "k". Check the pronunciation of those jabuticaba names... plus it is "polpa roxa" and not "roxa polpa", why not just say in English "purple pulp"?
Not a huge number of views but Adam has influenced and inspired more people than RUclipsrs with a thousand times more viewers.
Thanks John!!!!!!
I time stamped each variety, so u can click through, and see them real quick if u want, or just click on the ones u wanna see if u dont' have 40 min to spare....they're posted in the description of the video....i hope ya'll can enjoy with out being overwhelmed, or put to sleep...lol...so much info...and the plants look pretty much the same...haha
I was drooling over each one thanks for all the info man. Had no idea about all the different varieties. And those cocktail tree's was off the chain😃 I hope I can get some those seeds then I'll go hunting for scions once I practice grafting a bit.
I already went through and made a list. So I know I need to add to my collection!! So many varieties!!😍😍
Two very awesome people sharing awesome knowledge 🥺
Wow a lot of different trees. You guys amaze me with how you can recognize the varieties with just a glance.
So much fun to watch! John has teaching in his blood - patient, excellent listener, follows the interest of his guest, deep knowledge of his trees, and clearly enjoys what he does. Gorgeous collection, absolutely delightful to “tour”. Excellent work Adam, John, and camera man!
list of all the Plinia / Myrciaria varieties, and their time stamps!!!
1 Plinia jaboticaba var. "Sabara" @6:38
2 Plinia sp. "Navel" @8:17
3 Myrciaria sp. "Blue Guaquica" @8:37
4 P. spirito-sanctensis "Peluda de Cruz" @9:06
5 P. phitrantha var. "Sapucaia" @9:59
6 P. aureana var. "Lemongrass" @10:23
7 P. phitrantha var. "Branca" @10:33
8 P. jaboticaba var "Pingo do Mel" @10:45
9 P. aureana var. "Branca Mel" @11:15
10 P. jaboticaba var. "Variegated Sabara" @11:48
11 P. aureana var. "Zona de Mata" @12:09
12 P. x trunciflora "Novak" hybrid @12:16
13 Plinia sp. "Watermelon" @12:23
14 Myrciaria guaquiea "Guaquica" @12:30
15 P. eduils "Cambuca" @13:07
16 P. phitrantha var. ESALQ @13:33
17 P. inflata "Giant Mulchi" @14:16
18 P. phitrantha var. "Otto Andersen - Branca Vinho" @15:03
19 Plinia sp. "Anomaly" seedling @15:16
20 Plinia sp. nv. "Caipirinha" @16:09
21 Plinia sp. "Escarlate" @17:26
22 Plinia sp. (unknown) @19:40
23 P. coronata var. "Restinga" @21:59
24 P. phitrantha var. "Rosa de Pescoco" @23:04
25 Plinia sp. "Peluda do Mucuri" @23:30
26 P. cauliflora "Roxa Polpa" @23:37
27 Plinia sp. "Z-4" @25:12
28 Plinia sp. "Grimal" or "Peluda do Alagoas" @26:39
29 Plinia hybrid "Red Jaboticaba" or "Precoce" @27:45
30 P. aureana "White Jaboticaba" common type @27:55
31 P. grandifolia "Jabuticaba-tuba" @28:07
32 P. cauliflora var. "Novak" @28:49
33 P. phitrantha var. "Novak" @28:50
34 Plinia sp. (possible Grimal x Red hybrid) @32:23
35 P. cauliflora var. "Paulista" @32:45
36 P. trunciflora "Jabuticaba de Cabinho" @34:00
Thanks for this list.
@@BestinJosePuthussery makes it very easy to access the info! I had to do it, as soon as i realized how much it could save time.
@@FlyingFoxFruits which one is the most expensive?
@@FlyingFoxFruits Those books seem about impossible to find now (at start of video).
List saved... one day... one day... I hope one day, its not just about watching anymore but instead taking care of my own jabosssss... :)
Stunning
Your videos are very educational.
Getting excited for this one!
Great video! Thanks :)
Great job on the video! Absolutely love how you added what the fruit looks like.
Thanks for all the hard work editing and putting this video together! I think it cam out great and I really appreciate it!
Awesome video!! I have a long way to go in my collection!! I will be visiting John again soon to get more plants!!
Bro...you guys are righteous
💯💯💯💯
This is a great video!! Great trees John.
Fun seeing the massive cocktail. I started a couple of years back for the same reason. I was restricted to a brick patio walled in on four sides, but nothing was going to stop me from collecting and as John said, "planning for the future." Now I have a yard, so expect to hear from me as soon as I have disposable income again!
Great Video, thanks for sharing. fun to see you guys get passionate about plants the same ways I do. As Adam ws saying it keeps that spark going. Hope to get to central florida to check your places out.
Rockin the boat
Kudos sir.i will see you for sure.
Good stuff!
Greetings from Guatemala.
Love this wish I could come by
You guys are killing me with all the variety knowledge!! I am thrilled to have ONE. I got it from Ace Hardware in Titusville and it has NO genius species. I wish I knew which it was.
Hell yeah! 🤘
Oh no. More fuel for the addiction!
lol this is like the QVC channel for Plinias...each one is going to be available eventually, if not already...it's like a virtual catalogue showing most of the varieties we have to offer.
So glad you’re puttin out these kinda vids man!
thank u sir
You know what's really cool is I live in Phoenix AZ zone 9 B and I've heard that somewheres in Florida has the exact same zone and I can grow alot of the same stuff
-wining
Tiger Blood
I need to look into a nursery license for the future. This stuff is exciting!
YES YES YES
Question? What is the purpose of a nursery license? Would i need one for a food forest?
@@josemartinez7811 Whats the purpose of most licenses? $$$
Oh si Jefe, You have a plethora.
link for the ebook "Fruits in Brazil" books.apple.com/us/book/fruits-in-brazil/id1443507278
Fire
I can only imagine the 2C Oil that could be extracted from all these varieties! I wonder if there would be a benefit to mixing all the different 2C Oils together?
Keep it Rare
I don't always graft scions, but when i do, they're worth over $100 ea, and are rare AF Plinia varieties...
this is a really awesome video learned so much from it. Is there a way to get "fruits in Brazil" in a windows compatible format?
I cant wait to buy some from you and pete dreams and john morton and learn the game i got 9 acres to play yeeee
Jaboticaba Brasil 🇧🇷
We need a video on Our Kids Tropicals..... please. 🤞
yes i wanna do that one next! Larry is close enough to do a vid, and he's got an amazing collection...and is a real character! I love him.
My Sabara just flowered for the first time , I got the tree recently as I’m new to jabos, was told it was 7-8 years of age but didn’t hold any fruit , any thoughts as tho why? Love the collection
I think you can go into the chat option in live to make comments viewable!
Very interesting fact, there is more pingo de Mel trees in Brazil than the actually Sabara, because there is a farm in Brazil that produces jaboticaba wine and they have 40.000 pingo the Mel trees
Hi there ,great vídeos made me more interested in tropical fruit trees im from New zealand now living in Brazil ,i have a Scarlett jaboticaba and got hit with rust after a rainy Summer ,what can i do ?
Thanks alot
hook line and sinker, I need to get one
that's the spirit...check our ebay listings...www.ebay.com/usr/flyingfoxfruits
Any cocktail Tree’s gonna be available soon thank you
Noticed you mentioned the rust is pretty much just cosmetic, you've never found it affects fruiting? I've got a bit on my Grimal, just wondering if it's worth hitting it with some fungicide. Cheers
probably not worth worrying about, maybe a fan next to the tree could help? or water leaves less?
Curious are you water your jabos by hand with city water?
would you say on the whole that Plinias prefer semi shade to full sun?
whats the song in the back ground? almost sounds like P-funk
some BS royalty free music....LOL
Hi guys!! Can a seed from a hybrid tree fruit as fast as his mother? sorry for my english!!!
Hi i live in california and can you let me know where i can buy seeds in the web.
thank you
What pot size can i use for jaboticaba
I'm still trying to figure out how to keep trees alive in the Las vegas nv summer heat. 🤔🤔
shade cloth, and intermittent watering during hottest part of the day!
@@FlyingFoxFruitsthanks for the info. yes, I've done that. Each tree has it's own umbrella n shade cloth drip irrigation 6hr intervals. Still get burnt & dry leaves. At least I know I'm on the right track. Thanks again for your feed back.
@@elaineg4921 what is your soil mix, and pH (and salinity of your water for irrigation)?
those are big factors that can cause leaf burn no matter the temps
Chat doesnt work on live stream .The rest and the content,even the political content, are gold.
As much as you seem to dislike comunists ,your ideas to grow something for food not just ornamental its communist and reminds me when Ceausescu told people in comunist tomania to plant tomatoes,peppers,onions in green spaces inside the city.
Was a nice thong but then people toght ,,wow,we are so poore because of comunism that we have to grow our food in city green spaces ,, .
@@mihaiilie8808 lol
Tropical fruit forum doesnt work for over a week Adam
I toght to inform you .
sometimes they got issues, but are usually resolved eventually, i think it has to do with servers, or hosting...but they'll get it figured out soon i'm sure...
it works fine for me, lol
@@FlyingFoxFruits to me it says apache server error 80
Ive seen otthers complained on Tropicalfruitforum facebook page also.
@@FlyingFoxFruits i took a picture of the screen.This is what it says.
i.postimg.cc/W39nYX7T/20191213-090600.jpg
Dmn I also want to learn everything you know too
Jaboticaba is a hellva drug🥴🤒
there is just one minor mistake I see, and I don't think anyone would ever notice, except for maybe Ray Bayer....I'm going to see if he can call it...haha...maybe John Travis Morton can spot the mistake, or maybe another I missed? I didn't really see too many mistakes though, it was 99.9% perfect, in terms of IDs and name spellings...
I didn't catch anything lol
@@johnmorton5681 it's almost impossible to spot the mistake, unless u took the photo
@@johnmorton5681 we accidentally put a pic of novak phitrantha for ESALQ, but they look almost identical any how, but so far seems like Novak is the bigger of the two...so that massive fruit at the end of the sequence of photos for ESALQ, is actually a Novak fruit
Don't want to be too picky with the Portuguese pronunciation, but this kinda puts me off: in pescoço the "ç" sounds like "s" and in sapucaia the "c" sounds like "k". Check the pronunciation of those jabuticaba names... plus it is "polpa roxa" and not "roxa polpa", why not just say in English "purple pulp"?