APPLE | How Does it Grow?

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  • Опубликовано: 22 дек 2024

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  • @1surftheblue
    @1surftheblue 9 лет назад +268

    I love the ways farmers use non toxic pest control. So interesting!

    • @anonymousrodriguez6645
      @anonymousrodriguez6645 5 лет назад +3

      The one method of pheromones is used in conjunction with chemicals. Not in place of.

    • @shionokada7981
      @shionokada7981 4 года назад +2

      They never said they don't use toxic pest control.

    • @rjboltevar2641
      @rjboltevar2641 4 года назад +1

      @@shionokada7981 it is really common sense . Why would they use toxic pest control if they are also using Insect as a way for Farm management (Bees as example)

    • @shionokada7981
      @shionokada7981 4 года назад +1

      @@rjboltevar2641 You even watch the video? 2:42 she said to limit the use of pesticide. and when he points out the insect pheromone he said another type of insect control.
      Also farmers borrow bees hives for the pollinating season. so what common sense do you have?.

    • @rayamoooooo685
      @rayamoooooo685 4 года назад

      I agree

  • @ashooayesha914
    @ashooayesha914 9 лет назад +260

    These videos are incredible! Each video has something new and informative and i love that. 😄 Keep on making these!

    • @TrueFoodTV
      @TrueFoodTV  9 лет назад +49

      +Ashoo Ayesha Thank you so much! We're working on it!

    • @DarrickAJones
      @DarrickAJones 7 лет назад +5

      How Does it Grow? New subscriber. Love, love this channel's content. Masterful, educational, and uber entertaining. Bravo

    • @IスペクターI
      @IスペクターI 4 года назад

      at our Academy, this video is the main source of letting us learn
      And they were going to ask us questions after the lesson, it we don't we're gonna need to map the entire classroom and the kitchen😂😢😭

  • @axelraganas612
    @axelraganas612 9 лет назад +14

    I really love all of your vids is not only informative but it is also beautiful and interesting to watch.

  • @deh7335
    @deh7335 7 лет назад +18

    I have a great respect for the hard working individuals that reap the harvest. The pickers are some of the hardest working people in the world. They work in hot, cold, and rainy conditions for hours out in the weather just to make sure that the fruit we get is at it's best and they help deliver these fruits with low prices. These people work at low wages and help the entire world eat healthy thanks to that. I have a ton of respect for these workers.

  • @Quagigitymire
    @Quagigitymire 8 лет назад +230

    hadn't the slightest clue the seeds where genetically unique and will not grow the same type it was plucked from.

    • @mrmadness2699
      @mrmadness2699 8 лет назад +28

      And 90% of apple seeds result in AWFUL apples (bitter, intensely sour, stringy, etc.). That doesn't matter if you're turning it into hard cider. Puts a new spin on Johnny Appleseed huh?

    • @nupursharma7835
      @nupursharma7835 5 лет назад +1

      It applies with all fruits

    • @mergingbutterfly
      @mergingbutterfly 3 года назад

      Just so you don't like the taste of apples

    • @lachiewilde7414
      @lachiewilde7414 3 года назад

      I hate u and life

  • @mauriziofranco6120
    @mauriziofranco6120 7 лет назад +4

    Watching this beautiful video from Italy, I grow apples too, but the way that farmers grow the plants is a lot different from here in Italy, what a beautiful job is farming

    • @TrueFoodTV
      @TrueFoodTV  7 лет назад +2

      Ciao, Italia! I'd love to learn the differences. In which region do you farm?

    • @mauriziofranco6120
      @mauriziofranco6120 7 лет назад +2

      TRUE FOOD TV Piemonte! North-west of Italy

  • @notpenguin3664
    @notpenguin3664 7 лет назад +1

    I loved how she tried to put the peel back to the apple, like saying sorry sorry I'll put your clothes back on.

  • @airacakep
    @airacakep 8 лет назад +3

    I love all your videos. They are very much nice to watch and loaded with information. Love from Bali, Indonesia.

    • @TrueFoodTV
      @TrueFoodTV  8 лет назад +2

      Thank you! So glad you've enjoyed them!

  • @TheGeneticsEnigma
    @TheGeneticsEnigma 8 лет назад +11

    I eat an apple before bed if I need a snack. Just had one while watching this!

  • @rollingthunder7258
    @rollingthunder7258 7 лет назад +3

    I like to add apples to my mashed potatoes and cranberries to my potato salad is like finding a candy in each bite, HEAVEN!

  • @jshicke
    @jshicke 4 года назад

    7500 varieties, and now add one more. Our local store started selling a variety called a 'Sugar Bee Apple'. Great balance of tart and sweet, and with a satisfying crunch when you bite into it.

  • @keram04
    @keram04 8 лет назад +2

    First time heard about this recipe. Can you tell what temperature and cooking time should be? Thank you.

    • @TrueFoodTV
      @TrueFoodTV  8 лет назад +1

      +Mark Perkowski Yes, 425 degrees F. Click the link in the video for the full recipe! Happy cooking!

  • @wawewawe1316
    @wawewawe1316 6 лет назад +1

    Do they have frost on their orchard? What do they use for frost guard?

  • @janicetun8584
    @janicetun8584 4 года назад

    I just planted an apple tree, I live in a tropical country. Do I need to plant two trees? So it polinates? Here it's so hot year long so I'm just giving it a try.

  • @Martin-117
    @Martin-117 8 лет назад +9

    can you please make videos on the variety of herbs? ive researched how it grows and seen videos of it but its more entertaining the way you all put it out. makes me feel like im back in the 5th grade learning something new

    • @TrueFoodTV
      @TrueFoodTV  8 лет назад +4

      +Martin Datmagurun Herbs are on the list! Thanks for the recommendation. Glad you're back in your fifth grade groove. ;)

  • @anezkawijsman5338
    @anezkawijsman5338 7 лет назад +4

    I love these videos:) so informative, high quality of the video and production and the narrator is also very friendly and enthusiastic! Thank you for these series;)

    • @TrueFoodTV
      @TrueFoodTV  7 лет назад

      Thank you for the kind comments! So happy to have you watching.

  • @ViNguyen-ji4dt
    @ViNguyen-ji4dt 8 лет назад +36

    I am improving my English by watching "How does it grow?", I love your videos very much .But I cant understand all of them because I dont know the meaning of some words. Could you give us script on description

    • @TrueFoodTV
      @TrueFoodTV  8 лет назад +13

      +Vi Nguyen That's a great idea! We will work on that!

  • @sadie.schwartz
    @sadie.schwartz 5 лет назад +2

    This was so cool! I had no idea they had to cross pollinate the entire field to get apples! Truly amazing stuff.

  • @davec893
    @davec893 9 лет назад +2

    This is amazing. I just learned about this project and your goals. Best of luck and with videos like these I'm sure you'll find success :)

    • @TrueFoodTV
      @TrueFoodTV  9 лет назад

      davec893 Thank you so much for these kind words!

  • @Lastman737
    @Lastman737 7 лет назад

    The host or perhaps hostess is very charismatic and makes these videos very enjoyable. I find myself smiling which isn't something I'm prone to do while RUclips surfing. 😁

  • @mukeshmangre8839
    @mukeshmangre8839 6 лет назад

    Does appel grow in tropical gardens. ...and how many tree you need....for fertilizer

  • @ledonnek1974
    @ledonnek1974 7 лет назад +1

    Another great video, thanks for sharing!!!

  • @spewdog
    @spewdog 7 лет назад

    Does cross pollination involve mixing the pollen from two different flowers as you said or taking pollen from one flower and delivering it to another?

  • @faheemahmad2207
    @faheemahmad2207 7 лет назад +1

    Really appreciate and like your work ...you do to much hard working to complete a video for us tack care

  • @razakrazak5840
    @razakrazak5840 8 лет назад +12

    watching this from Tanzania ( Dar es salaam) AFRICA

    • @TrueFoodTV
      @TrueFoodTV  8 лет назад +1

      So cool!! Thanks for watching!

    • @mrmadness2699
      @mrmadness2699 8 лет назад

      I'd expect that apples are expensive there. You'd have to get them from South Africa at the closest right?

    • @razakrazak5840
      @razakrazak5840 8 лет назад +1

      We have apples in Tanzania, theres a region called Lushoto most of the apples comes from there. So we produce our own

  • @jaedenvanderberg3890
    @jaedenvanderberg3890 7 лет назад +1

    I am currently preparing to teach people on my channel about apples, then I find this! Thank you for being SO informative.

    • @gardenersgraziers7261
      @gardenersgraziers7261 2 года назад

      GROWING Apples from Seed for domestic consumption should be encouraged to increase genetic diversity + seedlings from seed are stronger and live longer = apple industry and others are intent on maintaining a certain myth that apples from seed are non-performers, 200 years ago USA had 12,000 varieties of apple. GROW 10 apple trees and plant them together = YOU will GET APPLES + low sugar Granny Smith are easy to strike.

  • @sabrit0n35
    @sabrit0n35 3 года назад +4

    Thank you to the Jamaican workers here in my state of Maine for picking these great fruits.

  • @baybossSKS
    @baybossSKS 7 лет назад +1

    Hella binge watching these but probably won't remember how to grow anything lol she's captivating

    • @TrueFoodTV
      @TrueFoodTV  7 лет назад

      Thank you!

    • @baybossSKS
      @baybossSKS 7 лет назад

      You're welcome :) thank you for making such quality videos. Showed my co-workers, now they're binge watch too lol

  • @driver8M3
    @driver8M3 5 лет назад

    I never knew I was so interested in how things grew...until I found Nicole's videos. I do admit though that I'm pretty sure I'd enjoy watching her describe how paint dries.

  • @anonymousperson17
    @anonymousperson17 7 лет назад +1

    We also use this method of grafting in Kashmir(IOK) and we have plenty of apple varieties here....

  • @torb1trick415
    @torb1trick415 5 лет назад +1

    2:09 is that true? they cant be pollinated by the same variety

  • @dewiayuz
    @dewiayuz 7 лет назад +1

    I really really like this vlog !!! very inspiring!!! keep posting !!!

  • @jessiemartinez7681
    @jessiemartinez7681 9 лет назад +24

    yes yes yes! Now do peaches, pears, plums, persimmons...I love your videos!

    • @TrueFoodTV
      @TrueFoodTV  9 лет назад +8

      +Jessie Martinez Thanks! We're working on it. Next video soon!

  • @nicorjecca4858
    @nicorjecca4858 5 лет назад +2

    I love how she explained it,it makes her more beautiful.
    Love you

  • @mdempsey7128
    @mdempsey7128 7 лет назад +3

    You can purchase a stretchable tape to wrap around the grafts.

  • @Priyankaniwas
    @Priyankaniwas 7 лет назад

    What about the waxy coating that farmers use?

  • @bemchangsan645
    @bemchangsan645 7 лет назад +42

    You are the sweetest RUclipsr😘

  • @rebekkhobung6976
    @rebekkhobung6976 7 лет назад +1

    Wow! Im glad I found this channel. Apple is my favorite fruit.

    • @TrueFoodTV
      @TrueFoodTV  7 лет назад +1

      Glad you found us too! Thanks for watching.

  • @ccycomeoriginal
    @ccycomeoriginal 3 года назад +1

    What an amazing job you have!

  • @retnowulansari5783
    @retnowulansari5783 6 лет назад +1

    I love gardening and your video inspires me to plant more! Thank you :)

    • @TrueFoodTV
      @TrueFoodTV  6 лет назад

      I'm so glad! Thanks for watching!

  • @pizzaovenpizza
    @pizzaovenpizza 7 лет назад +3

    I love how in these videos bees are "hired" for the job. Like, mother nature had it all figured out..

  • @goldengirljay4478
    @goldengirljay4478 7 лет назад +2

    I love Lyman orchards!! I use to go there every year with my school on an apple picking trip. The donuts are so good

    • @TrueFoodTV
      @TrueFoodTV  7 лет назад +2

      I love that you know Lyman! And those donuts!

  • @pkbarchekhargone1024
    @pkbarchekhargone1024 9 лет назад +2

    These videos are very usefule and intersting I want grafting process of apple detailed.

  • @sitinursabrinabintiarifin6922
    @sitinursabrinabintiarifin6922 4 года назад

    Omg! I love your channel! Lots of love from Malaysia! Please stay safe! Take care! ❤

  • @jazp2573
    @jazp2573 7 лет назад

    I just came across your videos! very educational love them!!!

  • @jaymel8822
    @jaymel8822 6 лет назад

    I love how your videos inform me of the things i did not know.. Enjoy watching your vids

  • @FidaAifiya
    @FidaAifiya 8 лет назад +51

    do dragon fruit please

    • @TrueFoodTV
      @TrueFoodTV  8 лет назад +29

      Definitely!

    • @ChrismasBoy95
      @ChrismasBoy95 7 лет назад +2

      It's gonna be another interesting story. My mom once grew a dragon fruit farm in a small scale.

  • @sitthuson
    @sitthuson 7 лет назад +1

    i really really love these videos, nice jobs guys!

  • @EpicHawk
    @EpicHawk 7 лет назад +1

    Can you please show me how my favorite fruit is grown? Nectarines! They are only available for a short few months in my store each year and I always look for them.

    • @TrueFoodTV
      @TrueFoodTV  7 лет назад +1

      Yes, nectarines are on the list (along with peaches)!

    • @EpicHawk
      @EpicHawk 7 лет назад

      Yay! thank you so much for replying! love your videos

  • @KDHalliday
    @KDHalliday 5 лет назад

    Just stumbled upon your channel and I already love it.

  • @Messichapo
    @Messichapo 8 лет назад +30

    Hi Nicole, your videos are really beautiful as you are. I have a request. Please put some light on How to Harvest Honey!. Your response would be appreciated. Thank you :)

    • @TrueFoodTV
      @TrueFoodTV  7 лет назад +15

      Honey is a great idea! We'll put it on the list! Thanks for watching.

    • @Messichapo
      @Messichapo 7 лет назад +4

      You are most welcome, Nicole. Thank you so much.

  • @SaveAllTheGoodThing
    @SaveAllTheGoodThing 3 года назад

    Damn you are full of happiness and joy. Simply natural. Not acting.

  • @ovadoseooo947
    @ovadoseooo947 Год назад

    I'm actually watching this, cause I'm starving. And my mom gave me a bag of apples last night AND THEY WERE SO GOOD! they were fresh and full of flavor.... I wish I had some right now!

  • @garlicgirl3149
    @garlicgirl3149 7 лет назад +11

    How interesting. I am an apple feign! I mean I have to control myself to eat just one per day! I eat them in salads, sandwiches, muffins, with PB, nuts or in a smoothie is great! Apples are just delicious! YUM!

  • @freshclipz7674
    @freshclipz7674 3 года назад

    do more of these they are really cool and good. Especially for learning

  • @awesomebuddysmile
    @awesomebuddysmile 8 лет назад +9

    I grew a apple from seed 4 months ago... It's tall. IM just wondering what type it will be...

    • @TrueFoodTV
      @TrueFoodTV  8 лет назад +6

      Nicely done!

    • @awesomebuddysmile
      @awesomebuddysmile 8 лет назад +2

      Yea... At first, I thought those were going to be a Braeburn and a Mcintosh apple at first but when, I asked my Uncle then, he saids that, apples won't come true from seed of the same variety.... And also, Cherries, and some Magnolias won't come true from seed either. Unless its a hybrid then, it won't come true from seed...

  • @Serpico0
    @Serpico0 9 лет назад +7

    This series is just wonderful. Cannot wait any longer for another episode, and the time is near since you seem to release them every two months... Am I right?

  • @robbourassaguitarist
    @robbourassaguitarist 9 лет назад +5

    I love these videos. Great job.

  • @TheYoyozo
    @TheYoyozo 6 лет назад +1

    I really enjoy your videos and this one is no exception. An idea for another video might be, how does the apple, or whatever the item might be get to your grocery store. I’m wondering about this since you ended this video saying there are 75,000 varieties of apples to try. If I did try to eat as many apple varieties that I could find locally I doubt that I would be able to find more than 20 in a year. How would I even be able to try other varieties?

  • @RonSafreed
    @RonSafreed 2 года назад

    They have gotten apples to grow now in the hot lowland tropics & got them to go into a state of dormacy at the beginning of the dry season & produce up to 3 crops a year. Apple trees in the tropics can be either very shrub like or huge & tall as compared in temperate areas. Also apples now grow in the subartic boreal forest regions like Alaska, Canada, Siberia e.c.t. & they get smaller & smaller the further north & are even berry sized in the northern most areas.

    • @gardenersgraziers7261
      @gardenersgraziers7261 2 года назад

      GROWING Apples from Seed for domestic consumption should be encouraged to increase genetic diversity + seedlings from seed are stronger and live longer = apple industry and others are intent on maintaining a certain myth that apples from seed are non-performers, 200 years ago USA had 12,000 varieties of apple. GROW 10 apple trees and plant them together = YOU will GET APPLES + low sugar Granny Smith are easy to strike.

  • @MamaBearHomeschools
    @MamaBearHomeschools 3 года назад +1

    I love bees! They are essential to our planet and help grow my favorite fruit!🍎

  • @elenanewman3592
    @elenanewman3592 7 лет назад +1

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  • @livinglegacy7
    @livinglegacy7 2 года назад

    4:21 Yes, the apple skin contains many of the nutrients, but the inside contains a lot of water. This is helps for hydration 👍

  • @han_pritcher
    @han_pritcher 7 лет назад +1

    Seeing nature's harvest makes you feel good inside.

  • @welcometoamerica690
    @welcometoamerica690 6 лет назад

    I love your videos... Very informative and interesting. Keep up the good work....

  • @amritlal5432
    @amritlal5432 7 лет назад

    Incredible videos on apple.It really worthy. Need more video on apple

  • @CintreuseGrande
    @CintreuseGrande 6 лет назад

    I really love how you have a little recipe idea at the end. Just found the show and I love it 💗

  • @Jatmundar
    @Jatmundar 10 лет назад

    A very informative and interesting video! And the hostess is super tolerable too :) Very well done!

  • @sokandueler9578
    @sokandueler9578 5 лет назад +5

    Doctors: *spends almost 24 years of school accruing over $100,000 in debt for the ability to diagnose, treat, and cure people’s ailments*
    Apples: Imma bout to end this man entire career

  • @2324LWM
    @2324LWM 9 лет назад +4

    I really enjoy watching all these informative and nicely done videos, looking forward to watching more episodes!

  • @Freshprocesses
    @Freshprocesses 8 лет назад +5

    These videos rock! We need more.

  • @zeeshanhere3233
    @zeeshanhere3233 5 лет назад

    I'm your new subscriber love these videos and appreciate your work 👍

  • @rabiul910
    @rabiul910 7 лет назад

    What temperature or how weather needs to grow Apple

    • @TrueFoodTV
      @TrueFoodTV  7 лет назад

      Temperate climate, not tropical.

  • @keenday2382
    @keenday2382 2 года назад

    I Love the 2 guys that said Wrong! Lol lol yippie.. farm life! Thank you for apple's we Love ❤️ them an Apple a Day keeps the Doctor away! So cool Grafting I feel so smart now! So pretty in Nova Scotia where I grew up the Apple Blossom Festival was big when I was a child.. yaaaaa no insecticides.. yippie my belly feels better already! Wow are we so smart.. brilliant we are... so educational love apples... I used to peel when they sprayed.. never thought to use the apple as bread I used grape Leafs, collards, lettuce but apple yum! 🍎 thank you for the lovely moments! 😍

  • @williammelvin6371
    @williammelvin6371 6 лет назад

    She just makes it look fun & interesting . Good info too but the good energy young people carry speaks volumes

  • @Johny40Se7en
    @Johny40Se7en 8 лет назад +7

    Add a diced up apple to onions when you caramelize the onions, I use honey instead of sugar too, very nice ; )
    Or slice up some apple and have it with some Leicester or cheddar cheese in a sandwich, ta to the French =P

  • @chiraglunkad9442
    @chiraglunkad9442 9 лет назад

    Superb video!!
    Doing masters in food production but after watching it realized I have a lot to know yet!
    If possible can you guys do on how to grow Onion and also corn..
    Thanks!

    • @TrueFoodTV
      @TrueFoodTV  9 лет назад

      Chirag Lunkad Many thanks for the kind comments! Yes, we plan to do onion and corn. Best of luck with your masters, and hope to see you back here again!

  • @MoonDog991
    @MoonDog991 2 месяца назад

    And here I was thinking I could just have an apple tree in my backyard for the occasional apple. Seems a bit more complicated 😂

  • @ericgeorge5483
    @ericgeorge5483 6 лет назад

    Another great upload Nicole!!

  • @yasminn1023
    @yasminn1023 7 лет назад +3

    I'm loving this channel more and more. I'm binge watching as of the moment 😀 very informative, keep up the good work! You've earned a new subscriber 💪🏻

  • @evilthoughtsj
    @evilthoughtsj 4 года назад +1

    Love to this channel 💯

  • @LEEMAN-X
    @LEEMAN-X 2 года назад

    I accidentally came across this and im just amazed now at how much science goes into growing these apples..lol

  • @loveisblind2668
    @loveisblind2668 5 лет назад

    You are awesome thanks for this blog luv it

  • @zuveriadhanani1953
    @zuveriadhanani1953 5 лет назад

    I really find ur videos so natural and interesting

  • @wadesmith7041
    @wadesmith7041 4 года назад

    Never thought of an apple sandwich looks like a very tasty treat always learn something new on your Channel love it keep it up👍

  • @vedishplays
    @vedishplays 3 года назад

    Omg i was searching for a channel like this
    Great content 👍👍🔥🔥

  • @gohuljagadeesh
    @gohuljagadeesh 7 лет назад +1

    ur videos are incredible.. please do them for guava and mango.. if possible

  • @chppg8360
    @chppg8360 9 лет назад +3

    Very good videos!

  • @leonaycarballo9087
    @leonaycarballo9087 5 лет назад

    Soooo interesting! Soooo much charisma!! What a great job you do!!!
    I was about to get married, but after seeing your videos, I decided to wait a little hahaha.. just kidding!! I'm just impressed with your amount of charisma, hard, and well done job you do. Keep going!! Stay blessed..

  • @dereiziger8915
    @dereiziger8915 8 лет назад +80

    who's eating an apple while watching? Me.

  • @WillScarlet1991
    @WillScarlet1991 6 лет назад +1

    Where in the US is this?

  • @tinker000
    @tinker000 7 лет назад +1

    Have watched almost all your videos. These are great, keep making these. Love it!

  • @davidcaruso9123
    @davidcaruso9123 7 лет назад +3

    Very fun and informative, great job yet again.👍🏽

  • @friedchopsuey4522
    @friedchopsuey4522 6 лет назад

    Is it possible thst an apple can grow in a high altitude tropical region like the Philippines?

  • @LiableLife
    @LiableLife 4 года назад

    Your communication skill is very effective.
    I like the way you speak.🤗

  • @kloydarnepena454
    @kloydarnepena454 7 лет назад

    Amazing Nicole....was Johnny Appleseed a real person...or was he just a person created based upon the legend of the very good apple tree...

  • @TheRevKing2
    @TheRevKing2 10 лет назад

    Here in Asturias Spain we make cider from them (sidra)

  • @0FlowerPop0
    @0FlowerPop0 4 года назад

    An orchard bought from king George? What an orchard!! Is there a way I could get a tour??

  • @ussatlas7306
    @ussatlas7306 4 года назад

    Wonderful documentary!!!

  • @gissy4life
    @gissy4life 8 лет назад +1

    Makes me want to eat an apple, thank you! Great knowledge videos.