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What is the difference between Green and Brown Coconuts?
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- Опубликовано: 30 апр 2021
- What is the difference between green and brown coconuts? What can you expect to get out of each of them at harvest- watch and find out! Enjoy!
Thank you so much for this video! I was today years old when I learned that the brown coconut comes from the green one. I always thought they were different varieties 🤦♂️
Awesome- glad it was helpful!
Thanks I was wondering what the difference was.
Glad to help!
Clear explanation. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Nicely explained
Thank you so much 🙂
Nice Tramontina! I love my Tramontina machete (I have the 14 inch)
Good choice! It really is an incredible tool and we use it for everything!
What's the difference between red and green tender coconut? Is it only the colour...
We have tried only two different coconuts that grow here. We have tried a smaller yellow kind (which is think is what you would call a red coconut) when tender and those actually had meat in them and water. But perhaps they could have been more mature also. We got them from a neighbor. But the red (they look orange to me) ones are smaller than the green and easier to open
Thanks
Thanks for watching!
مادة رائعة وفيلم قيم غني جدا بالمعلومات لكن اظن انه ناقص إلى شيئين مهمين أولهما ان لا تسرع الفيديو والآخر هو كيف يستخرج زيت الطهي المفيد من جوز الهند وزيت الدهن الذي يستخدم في دهن الشعر والجسم وشكرا
Thank you! We made this one awhile ago-a video on making coconut oil would be valuable, thanks so much for your idea!
@@IslandsnHighlands okay thank's
Your Very underrated i see
Thanks for watching!
What if your neighbor is the critter burrowing holes into your coconuts at the brink of dawn.
It’s the people you least expect…
👀🫣
:) People certainly cause more problems than animals!
thank you
Welcome!
Opening it with a machete is funner though! Lol I mean instead of using the tool
absolutely more fun!
Love it.
Thanks! There is so much to learn about coconuts
That looks like came outa rick n morty episode
HA HA you're right it kind of does!
That's chocolate bubba lol
Great video, but can you tell me how to get my green coconuts to the brown stage and once there, maybe do a video showing how you got the round version out of it. I've been wondering why I get such little meat, and now I know why! But mine seem to fall once they get heavy enough and they're still green. Do I leave it in shade till it gets to the brown stage and how long does that take? So many questions and I have so many coconuts in my one tree here in Palm beach gardens, FL! I love it here!!! I get like 50+ coconuts in the green large sized with each batch between trimmings. I could probably sell fruit from all the diff trees I've planted here on my little lot. Tropical fruit is where its at!
There are many different varieties of coconuts, so they can all be slightly different. We mainly have the Green Coconut because my neighbors have lots they put in their debris pile and that is where I collect them from to sprout. There are orange and red coconuts that don't turn fully brown when they are fully ripe and full of meat. Our Green Coconuts we can pick green and let ripen to brown in a few months, however it is best to let them turn brown on the tree. When we open the coconut when it is brown it is much harder to do so. We bury a large crowbar in the ground with a cinder block on it. You have the straight part stick straight up out of the ground. You take the coconut and thrust it on the edge of the crowbar and once you get it in there a good ways wiggle it and try to work off that first piece of coconut coir to rip off...it takes some muscle. You can continue to work the coconut coir off this way or you can use a heavy duty flat head screw driver to wedge under the coir and rip off 2 inch strips at a time (I let my kids use the screw driver method as it is saver). Once you have gotten about half of it off its a bit easier to finish the job. It certainly takes some muscles. Some people bury a machete in the ground blade up and do the same technique (maybe faster but seems dangerous to me until I get better at it). Once you get the coconut out, hold the coconut sideways (so the monkey face is looking out either side) You take the back of your machete and while holding the coconut hit it (halfway between the face and the bottom) and keep turning it away from you and hitting it all the way around and around until it cracks open. I will try and get a coconut opening video put together soon, that would be a fun one to do. I also plan on putting up some Coconut leaf weaving videos, which are another awesome way to use the tree of life! I hope this helps, I think the video would be best to show, and I'll get that on the plans to put together soon!
@@IslandsnHighlands Thanks...I'll keep an eye out for the next one!
Native coconut turned into brown,
Hubreed always remains green .
A pellet gun or a couple Conibear 110’s will take care of your squirrel problem. We got six in less than a week along with four rats. Banana, mango, baby avocado finished varmints. Haha
Awesome! Yeah, it sounds like you have some good aim! Thanks so much for watching!
@@IslandsnHighlands I haven’t tried a pellet gun yet, that’s kind of a last resort when you live in an HOA neighborhood 😂
@@backyardtropicals1157 Air riffles are great for pests....I'm getting one for the Bufo Frogs that enter my yard. And its Humane and quiet.
Sounds like you have a big beaked bird
Pelican?
Only brown coconuts have coconut milk
Yes- coconut milk is made from the extracted from the grated pulp of mature (brown) coconuts