You have no idea how much you have taught me in less than 20 minutes! I always wanted to understand how grafting works, and you explained the process so well! God bless you sir!
In Miami I bought the best avocado and I planted the seed in my yard. The 3 year I got 5 delicious huge, butter like avocados. I never fertilized it and the only water was from the rain. The following year I got so many avocados I had to put a sign "FREE AVOCADOS" 😂 the whole neighborhood waited for them every year around October, November.
@@SleepyLizard Very In formative & fun 2 watch. I planted lots of avocado in my childhood @ my upcountry and THEY R still our family supply.I used 2 love it & this awakens my farming passion so this is the yr,will begin with potatoes,melons + avo's. Thank & stay green & sl😴😴🦎 ,healthy & blessed Y'all.
He is a good teacher! I need that kind detailed answer without talking it to death without trying to use big words to try to empress us. He is direct and explains it with examples we understand.
Honest, straightforward. No BS, no hype. This should be used as a model for YT videos. As far as I can tell, perfect advice. Thank you, Lizard. (sleepy or otherwise). Well done.
Years ago I started an avocado plant by a store bought avocado using the prong method in a glass of water. It grew to to be about six inches tall and my daughter took it to school to show her teacher. Never saw it again. Ever since then I have never been able to grow another no matter how I did it. Now I will try this method. Thank you
I was able to grow a plant and then could not do it again. I tried many ways. Wrap the seed in a damp paper towel and put in a plastic zip bag until you can see the roots.
A friend started hers in a seed tray and watered with water that had banana peels in it. I tried it and was able to grow 20 seeds, they were about 2+ feet tall when I gave them to friends as gifts.
After so much time spent watching people grow avocadoes in so many different ways, I still finish videos like these as if it were the first time I'd heard of the techniques.
It’s soo easy to identify a true expert/professional at his craft. Every single thing they say about their field of expertise just rolls off the tongue with no effort. This gentleman is a master at his craft !
Все, иду на кухню хомячить авокадо и сажать косточку! Спасибо, дяденьке зарядил позитивом))) Месяц назад посадила кокос, сегодня у него появится подружка))
I actually got a seed to grow in water first time in 30 years of trying. Now I know how to keep it going.... And how to get fruit years before I would have. Thank you so very much.!!!!!!!
You win a subscribe from me for keeping things simple and to the point. So tired of these types of videos being 5x longer then it needs to be because person just rambles on and repeats themselves over and over.
@SleepyLizard I actually have 3 growing on my desk now. I pinch the top of one today because of your video, but living in TN, they will never thrive outside from what I read on Google.
@SleepyLizard my mother lives in punta gorda FL and wants me to bring them to her. I already planted her 10 lemon and 2 mango trees this year. You see where I get it from🤣
“Would you like take this holographically wrapped Land Cruiser 70 Series for a spin?”…………………”Ummm. that’s super generous but I already have avoCARdo” 🌱 THANK YOU for all of your generous, open source and passionately RUclips channel. May God continue to paint your green fingers even more green. 🌱🙏❤️🌈
My brother all what you showing right there is more than true, especially with the julie mangoes. I saw my grandfather did that many times when i growing up in the late 60s and early 70s and when ever the sketches especially with the julie mangoes,it would come out flowers even before the leaves. But the way did his grafting is,he would take a branch from where the fruit was hanging to do is grafting and in a few months time the starts bearing and he would put a banana leaf on the ground so mango could be protected since the tree small to hold the weight of the mango, it would start bearing and most times he had remove the flowers, i gave you a like and subscribe, you deserve it my boy!!
Smoked a joint and came upon your video😎 just perfect demonstration. I'm on a year of a store grown seed, and this is exactly what i was looking for. The pruning, hurts to see 😅
I think people overlook the advantage of germinating some seeds directly from water. The advantages are that you do not have to constantly worry about the seed not getting enough water, or your planting pott getting dry fast, second is that you don't have to waste a lot of water trying to germinate the seed such as you would with a pot, and third is, you have definite knowledge of whether the seed has germinated or not ( especially for those who can be impatient sometimes)....
Thanks Tom! Your video work is great and you are most entertaining, instructive and so articulate - so easy to listen to. Your lands and produce look great. Cheers, Jon
Thanks for all the useful info. I grow Hass, Fuete and Reed avos and I love the Reed variety because it keeps well so late in the season. Your grafting instructions have encouraged me to graft some Reed avocados.
You are a straight talker mate, simple, straightforward and to the point in very simple language and illustrations. You sir have applied the KISS method. "Keep it simple stupid", as we say down under, your bloods worth bottling!! Good luck and thanks. Fred
I have really large pots, of 14 Avacado trees that I planted from 2010 - 2012. They are 8 - 11 ft tall. 6 of them are Organic avacado seeds. The rest, not. Not one avacado has ever grown on any of them! I have NOT been fertilizing, or pruning the top! Mine are big and bushy, but fruitless! Thank you for this video! I just learned so much from you!
Can you please elaborate on time of year / season? When to undertake this propagation? I live in the Midwest / Ohio and our summers are very brief. T/y
Great video as always. When will you sell grafting sticks again. I remember long ago you used to sell them and I no longer ever see them on the website.
Hi Angel, I no longer sell cuttings nor trees online. Too many regulations, inspections and certifications which vary state by state. I stick to selling the fruit these days. I'm fully certified for that.
My wife has been wanting to go on a road trip for a while now. Would we be able to come down and buy some cuttings so we could do our own grafting? I was an otr truck driver when I met my now wife, a drive doesn't scare us, it excites us 😅
i have been growing avocados for a few months now and i found that peeling the skin off the seed helps with the sprout coming through with ease and i always wrap them in a damp paper towel and then place it in a ziplock and forget about it for a few weeks then i have a seed with beautiful roots and a sprout shooting out. then i place it ina bowl of water with the toothpicks where i leave it until i get nice big leaves. this method i just explained has NEVER failed me!
Thanks Tom, great info! About 14 months ago, my daughter went to Puerto Rico. She flew back to her home in Seattle Wa. with 2 large avocados purchased from a store in PR. She mailed the seeds to me in San Diego, Ca. I planted the seeds just as you did in this video. Seven months later the two seeds began growing little trees! I’m going to let the larger seed tree grow without grafting. The smaller seed tree will get grafted from a mature Nabal avocado tree. I was going to prune the large seed tree at about 4 ft., but now, after watching your video, I guess I should start now! My two little trees are about 30 inches tall. What do you suggest?
Really good vid. Plenty small strokes. I prefer a seasonal climate so don't see any avo trees on my property. But hope you inspire thousands to grow avocados, the market has much room for competition. 🌱
Great instructions, I guess I'm have to pass. By the time the tree starts producing I'm be 87. I'm going to have to spend the money and get one already started. LOL
Honestly, if you just eat a lot of avocados and throw them in your compost, a whole bunch of them are going to sprout, and then you can plant them. You don’t have to do anything fancy or convoluted. But if you only have one avocado seed, I suppose you’d better make the best of it.
I'm personally not trying to dig through my compost pile for my plants. there is a reason I have a garden and a fridge and a tub... we make places for things instead of dumping everything in a heap and sorting it out later. I'm sure we can each find a method that works for us without assuming 1 way is the best for everyone...
Exactly what happened with my avocado trees 7 years ago and I didn't have a chance to replant until they got too big. Now the compost pile has been moved and I have 8/9 trees rooted together. Will they still produce fruit? The one that's slightly off to 1 side is flowering for the 2nd yr now.
This man is a great teacher. He was so fantastic at explaining everything that i was engaged to watch the entire video even though where I live, I will never be able to grow an avocado tree outdoors 😆
Excellent my brother exxccellent...Very good teaching, joy and down right getting down and dirty-no gloves, and other premadona stuffs I call dem... Smelling like a real gardener. The sign of a real green thumber👍
Ho Ho Ho! Meeeeery Christmas! to you, your family and your workers! How do you manage to always bring a smile to my face, especially when talking about avocados! TOp notch quality and productivity and very educational. I still learned a few thing from the video. I fertilized my main avocado with liquid 5-5-7 fertilizer, but it's now droopy. I watered it on the sides, but worryingly, it didn't do much. I have a bad feeling that the root system has compromised. I will water it again tomorrow, I think I didn't water it enough. Mango update: I can finally (or already, becaue it didn't take long) see the stem coming out. The seed is dark green. However, I'm seeing ome fungus gnats. And there is a bit of mold and foul smell. But the viability is higher. Anyways, today is my last day of school before the holidays. WOOHOO! I don't wanna be late, so I might comment later. Byeee
@@SleepyLizard I am hoping it will have blooms next spring because I've given it micronutrients and the new fertilizer, I've used this year is much better than what I have been using as evidenced by how well it has grown, and the leaves are lush and there's no evidence of disease whatsoever.
Off topic question here but it's really important! Why oh why am I spending a buttload buying avocados & they look great on the outside but inside they are full of hard black spots & bitter!
I am still learning (english) But i can understand your whole things like A to z information like more than asian school teacher Great man i love your job In our country no body share this information easily but your people love to share that This is why white people have more knowledge then othersk(most of the time)
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Here's more detail on how to grow avocados at home: ruclips.net/video/ySeetOBf7og/видео.htmlsi=2kWT8H476_63PE26
You have no idea how much you have taught me in less than 20 minutes! I always wanted to understand how grafting works, and you explained the process so well! God bless you sir!
@@comoelitamelendez8467 you just made my day, thank you!
For us 1st timers, we need to see roots. 😊
Do I need more trees to produce fruit?!
I was gonna ask about shock.. ty
I'm in ga. About hours away from fla. So rainy season unknown
In Miami I bought the best avocado and I planted the seed in my yard. The 3 year I got 5 delicious huge, butter like avocados. I never fertilized it and the only water was from the rain. The following year I got so many avocados I had to put a sign "FREE AVOCADOS" 😂 the whole neighborhood waited for them every year around October, November.
sounds delicious!
Great idea since store avocados are 💩👈
Haas?
What brand avocado did you plant???
@@nadogrlfrom Mexico. There small and dark green.
I like this guy. No chatty chat just great info.
thank you trebledog
❤❤❤ Amen & All Glory To The Most High God. I already,thanks & stay blessed Y'all.
@@SleepyLizard
Very In formative & fun 2 watch. I planted lots of avocado in my childhood @ my upcountry and THEY R still our family supply.I used 2 love it & this awakens my farming passion so this is the yr,will begin with potatoes,melons + avo's. Thank & stay green & sl😴😴🦎 ,healthy & blessed Y'all.
Yes
No bsing
Agreed.
I like this guy, straight forward advice, no crazy stuff, just plain good gardening, for beginners. 😊
thank you. that is exactly what I was going for. I appreciate your comment.
I agree that’s why I subscribe his channel today
@@eentun9340 thank you very much
The second method is hydroponics I think
@@SleepyLizard in reality, Thank YOU 😍
Practical, educative, simplified and easy to grasp. Big contribution to mankind. Thank you so much
that is one heck of a compliment! thank you
I totally agree! 🥑
He is a good teacher! I need that kind detailed answer without talking it to death without trying to use big words to try to empress us. He is direct and explains it with examples we understand.
Than you Sheila!
Honest, straightforward. No BS, no hype. This should be used as a model for YT videos. As far as I can tell, perfect advice.
Thank you, Lizard. (sleepy or otherwise). Well done.
Thank you Ray I appreciate your supportive comments.
How would this work in a zone 8?
Great teaching style! Arborist and all-‘round plant nut, I love your passionate mission to inspire others.
thank you!
Years ago I started an avocado plant by a store bought avocado using the prong method in a glass of water. It grew to to be about six inches tall and my daughter took it to school to show her teacher. Never saw it again. Ever since then I have never been able to grow another no matter how I did it. Now I will try this method. Thank you
god luck!
I was able to grow a plant and then could not do it again. I tried many ways. Wrap the seed in a damp paper towel and put in a plastic zip bag until you can see the roots.
What planting zones are safe to plant avocado in the ground?
A friend started hers in a seed tray and watered with water that had banana peels in it. I tried it and was able to grow 20 seeds, they were about 2+ feet tall when I gave them to friends as gifts.
@@AnonymousOndi what a great gift idea!
People will forever learn from you. Couldn't want a better explanation and demonstration. Merry Christmas to you and family. God bless.
thank you Michael!
After so much time spent watching people grow avocadoes in so many different ways, I still finish videos like these as if it were the first time I'd heard of the techniques.
yes and repetition helps the learning process too
@@SleepyLizard Hey, are you going to do a video on air layering trees?
You are a good teacher comin from a 15 yr high school teacher...I hate when presenters ramble you gave us important points!
Thank you Benda. I was in sales all my life. I had to 140 characters to say my piece long before twitter was a thing 🤣
Wow Benda! How did you get your teaching credentials at such a young age? I'm guessing English isn't your subject?
@@TheClimberbob1 that's not a very nice way to treat a stranger who is obviously a very sweet and supportive person.
One of the best video instructor straight to the point. Big up sir
I appreciate the comment.
So much to learn here! THIS IS THE BEST VIDEO ON THE INTERNET!!! Thank you so much! Loyal subscriber here!!! God Bless!!!
Hi Maria, that's a heck of a compliment, thank you!
😂😂 You are so fun and entertaining to watch. A natural educator!
I really appreciate your compliment. thank you.
He is a genius in communication & a dummy beginner like me can easily understand. I love how he delivers his enormous gift to others! Thanks 👨🏽🍳
wow, you just made my day with that compliment, thanks.
Never watched a more informative Avocado growing video before. This is the best of the lot!
that is a really good compliment, thank you
Where’ve you been all my life😂
Great instructions, and very clear about your technique, I wish you were my history teacher. 😂
thank you for that. very positive and encouraging comment.
It’s soo easy to identify a true expert/professional at his craft. Every single thing they say about their field of expertise just rolls off the tongue with no effort. This gentleman is a master at his craft !
thank you for that very special compliment.
Educational yet easy to understand. Thanks for another great vid. Merry Christmas to you and your family!
thank you Tasty. Merry Christmas to you too.
@Tasty: yes dear Tasty, it’s a great video! Can’t wait ‘til Spring to start growing my avocados! Happy New Year to you! Greetings from NC!🌹🌼🌸😘👋🏾
Happy and Healthy New Year to you as well! @@raulcampos6843
This has to be one of the best grow videos I ever watched. Now I am going to have to try it.
thank you for the compliment.
Все, иду на кухню хомячить авокадо и сажать косточку! Спасибо, дяденьке зарядил позитивом))) Месяц назад посадила кокос, сегодня у него появится подружка))
Thank you sir, I learned a lots of your explanation so clear, God blessed.
you re welcome
I always love eating Avacados by the truck loads and wanted to get started on something like this. i'll be saving this video.
you're gonna love it. There's a lot of avocado growing info on my channel.
Thank you, you’re a sweet man I can tell! God bless you and your avocados, and other fruit as well!!
thank you
I actually got a seed to grow in water first time in 30 years of trying. Now I know how to keep it going.... And how to get fruit years before I would have. Thank you so very much.!!!!!!!
good luck with the tree!
You win a subscribe from me for keeping things simple and to the point. So tired of these types of videos being 5x longer then it needs to be because person just rambles on and repeats themselves over and over.
Welcome to the channel Jeff!
Why do I want to grow avocado trees so bad after watching your videos 😂 really enjoyed all the information
I appreciate that Michael.
@SleepyLizard I actually have 3 growing on my desk now. I pinch the top of one today because of your video, but living in TN, they will never thrive outside from what I read on Google.
@@michaelmoore7550 yeah, a tad too cold but you can keep them going as house plants. My dad does it in Pennsylvania
@SleepyLizard my mother lives in punta gorda FL and wants me to bring them to her. I already planted her 10 lemon and 2 mango trees this year. You see where I get it from🤣
Your enthusiasm is so encouraging
I was in a good mood that day 🤣
This guy has a very good delivery on how to grow from seed; structured and easy to follow , no bullshit - I’m off to grow some - Thank you 🥑
thank you Mike
“Would you like take this holographically wrapped Land Cruiser 70 Series for a spin?”…………………”Ummm. that’s super generous but I already have avoCARdo” 🌱
THANK YOU for all of your generous, open source and passionately RUclips channel.
May God continue to paint your green fingers even more green. 🌱🙏❤️🌈
thank you
My brother all what you showing right there is more than true, especially with the julie mangoes. I saw my grandfather did that many times when i growing up in the late 60s and early 70s and when ever the sketches especially with the julie mangoes,it would come out flowers even before the leaves. But the way did his grafting is,he would take a branch from where the fruit was hanging to do is grafting and in a few months time the starts bearing and he would put a banana leaf on the ground so mango could be protected since the tree small to hold the weight of the mango, it would start bearing and most times he had remove the flowers, i gave you a like and subscribe, you deserve it my boy!!
Welcome to the channel
Smoked a joint and came upon your video😎 just perfect demonstration. I'm on a year of a store grown seed, and this is exactly what i was looking for. The pruning, hurts to see 😅
the first time pruning is difficult but once you see the results it becomes easy
The best directions on how to do it!
thank you!
Natural teacher meant to share secrets to basic growing. No fluff no extra stuff to make you lose interest. Just great info easy to remember! Thanks
thank you
I think people overlook the advantage of germinating some seeds directly from water. The advantages are that you do not have to constantly worry about the seed not getting enough water, or your planting pott getting dry fast, second is that you don't have to waste a lot of water trying to germinate the seed such as you would with a pot, and third is, you have definite knowledge of whether the seed has germinated or not ( especially for those who can be impatient sometimes)....
thank you for your comment
THANK you!! I wish i'd known this two years ago.... ;-) Oh well. Best time to plant a tree was 10 years ago. The next best time is NOW!
wise words
Thank you so much! I just transplanted 5 small avocado trees from my raised bed. Gonna try my hand at grafting from a tree I like.
best of luck!
Best pruning tip ever
thx
Best pruning tip ever AND applicable to any plant or tree. Make the plant branch out with stronger stems and more frequent leaves and flowers. Thx.
But I’m scared!!!! I don’t want to prune it
Yeah. Mine was a 4 foot telephone pole😢
Your teaching style is excellent.
Thank you JC
The way you explain with examples, mwa, love it
thanks Hedge. I been a salesman my whole career and examples have always been the thing for me.
💚💚💚💚YOU ARE AWESOME, Thank you very much for sharing your WISDOM!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
thank you. I love the energy on your channel
😁Thank YOU!!!💓 @@SleepyLizard
Idk why but I love this guy 😂❤
😁
Me too! Few minutes in i am looking for a ring😊
Love this guy! His teachings, enthusiasm and energy is infectious 😊❤
aw shucks. thank you
You are so jeuin and so good man and open hearted person bless you thanks for good video. 👍
thank you
I wish it made avacodos faster the. 4 years from now. This was very informative thanks
my wish also
I wonder if this is why so many people say you can't get avocados from the seed? Because they don't wait long enough?
Thanks Tom! Your video work is great and you are most entertaining, instructive and so articulate - so easy to listen to. Your lands and produce look great. Cheers, Jon
thank you very much Jon
Finally somebody explains it perfectly ,, Thanks Sleepy
wow, what a compliment.
You're a great teacher! Because of you, I'm a lot more educated!
thank you
Thanks for all the useful info. I grow Hass, Fuete and Reed avos and I love the Reed variety because it keeps well so late in the season. Your grafting instructions have encouraged me to graft some Reed avocados.
good luck with the grafts. our late season Monroe are really good too.
Great teacher , Thankyou
thanks for the compliment
You are a straight talker mate, simple, straightforward and to the point in very simple language and illustrations. You sir have applied the KISS method. "Keep it simple stupid", as we say down under, your bloods worth bottling!! Good luck and thanks. Fred
thank you Fred that's exactly what I'm going for.
In Louisiana and this was the 2nd video and the best one ill stay here. Wish I had one I could graft, but hey these years go by fast ❤❤
thanks for your supportive comments. I love visiting Lousiana
Best avocado growing video ever✨👍🏻💯🌱🥑🥑🥑
aw shucks, thank you
This gardener is a great commmunicater...maybe the best I've seen...👍😁
wow, I really appreciate you saying that. thank you
Real talk, I like the way he explained in detail.
thank you
What a great personality to go with the garden xxxx
aw shucks. thanks!
I have really large pots, of 14 Avacado trees that I planted from 2010 - 2012. They are 8 - 11 ft tall. 6 of them are Organic avacado seeds. The rest, not. Not one avacado has ever grown on any of them! I have NOT been fertilizing, or pruning the top! Mine are big and bushy, but fruitless! Thank you for this video! I just learned so much from you!
in a pot you have to fertilize. there's no nutrients in a pot
I love your video! I have a tree that is over 12 years old and I haven’t had any blossoms or fruit yet!
yes that's not out of the ordinary
I think you are BRILLIANT!!! Thanks for the Incredible Video!!!
thanks for the compliment.
Can you please elaborate on time of year / season? When to undertake this propagation? I live in the Midwest / Ohio and our summers are very brief. T/y
summer but in Ohio it's going to be a low probability because of the climate
Merry Christmas, Tom, Noe, and Tommy. Thanks for sharing 🙏 😎 🏖 🏝
Mary Christmas Nancy!
Beautiful! It takes a decade with love and PATIENCE! 😊❤
🥰
This is one of the best videos I have ever seen right to the point very informative and a happy person. May Happiness abound
thanks!
Will it work in Canada in cold winters? We get 5-7 month cold weather here.
unfortunately it gets way too cold up there.
Great video as always. When will you sell grafting sticks again. I remember long ago you used to sell them and I no longer ever see them on the website.
Hi Angel, I no longer sell cuttings nor trees online. Too many regulations, inspections and certifications which vary state by state. I stick to selling the fruit these days. I'm fully certified for that.
My wife has been wanting to go on a road trip for a while now. Would we be able to come down and buy some cuttings so we could do our own grafting?
I was an otr truck driver when I met my now wife, a drive doesn't scare us, it excites us 😅
@@slowpoke4557 my contact info is in the "about" section on the channel. send me a text. tell me it's you.
Thank you, a fun video that besides teaching me, made me hungry for Avocados!!
I hope you were able to find some avocados to fill your belly!
I love this guy he shows everything,,and no useless chater❤❤❤
I appreciate your positive and supportive comment, thank you
You know what you're doing, my cousins love avocados
I like the way you teach! Thanks
thanks Max
Thanks a lot man that was a great lesson in growing
avocado trees.
you are welcome and thank you for the comment
Love your show
thank you
I love your explanation very loud and clear, I love it will give it a try🥰🥰
good luck!
i have been growing avocados for a few months now and i found that peeling the skin off the seed helps with the sprout coming through with ease and i always wrap them in a damp paper towel and then place it in a ziplock and forget about it for a few weeks then i have a seed with beautiful roots and a sprout shooting out. then i place it ina bowl of water with the toothpicks where i leave it until i get nice big leaves. this method i just explained has NEVER failed me!
sounds like you have a very productive process!
Wonderful information buddy great job 👌👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍
😁
Merry Christmas my friend TommyBoy great time to ya and yours broda
Merry Christmas Rimm!
Thanks Tom, great info!
About 14 months ago, my daughter went to Puerto Rico. She flew back to her home in Seattle Wa. with 2 large avocados purchased from a store in PR. She mailed the seeds to me in San Diego, Ca. I planted the seeds just as you did in this video. Seven months later the two seeds began growing little trees! I’m going to let the larger seed tree grow without grafting. The smaller seed tree will get grafted from a mature Nabal avocado tree. I was going to prune the large seed tree at about 4 ft., but now, after watching your video, I guess I should start now! My two little trees are about 30 inches tall.
What do you suggest?
I have no suggestion at all. Your plan is perfect.
Thank you!
Merry Christmas!
bullshit story.
Really good vid. Plenty small strokes. I prefer a seasonal climate so don't see any avo trees on my property. But hope you inspire thousands to grow avocados, the market has much room for competition. 🌱
thank you
Loved your instructions ❤❤
thank you
Very informative vlog.
thank you
Does you Sell Trees ? I have a House In FL Like to Grow a Couple. Great Job on the Class
thank you for the compliment. I no longer sell trees, only fruit.
I love your style, I like to smell what I'm doing. I feel the same way when I'm gardening 😊
it's helpful to pay attention to all the senses
Very good teacher, his voice his technique and top of it all honesty in making his videos. Thank u
you just made my day, thanks!
What is the shortest an avocado bush can be before bearing fruit? Cheers from Ottawa, Canada 🍁
Hi Gio, it takes 10 years for a seed grown avocado tree to reach maturity
Great instructions, I guess I'm have to pass. By the time the tree starts producing I'm be 87. I'm going to have to spend the money and get one already started. LOL
I encourage either method. thanks for your comment!
This gave me a good laugh. I am also inpatient. Watch my plants daily😂
Honestly, if you just eat a lot of avocados and throw them in your compost, a whole bunch of them are going to sprout, and then you can plant them. You don’t have to do anything fancy or convoluted. But if you only have one avocado seed, I suppose you’d better make the best of it.
yes in the right environment avocados want to live. they are survivors.
I'm personally not trying to dig through my compost pile for my plants.
there is a reason I have a garden and a fridge and a tub... we make places for things instead of dumping everything in a heap and sorting it out later.
I'm sure we can each find a method that works for us without assuming 1 way is the best for everyone...
So true I have about 20 plants growing in my comoost..I give them away to clients
@@sauhamm3821Well said "Isa"
Exactly what happened with my avocado trees 7 years ago and I didn't have a chance to replant until they got too big. Now the compost pile has been moved and I have 8/9 trees rooted together. Will they still produce fruit? The one that's slightly off to 1 side is flowering for the 2nd yr now.
You seriously inspire MANY people to grow fruit/vegies with the way you speak. 😁
Is hardiness zone 9b fine to grow Avocados?
I appreciate the compliment and yes you can grow avocados in 9b
This man is a great teacher. He was so fantastic at explaining everything that i was engaged to watch the entire video even though where I live, I will never be able to grow an avocado tree outdoors 😆
reading your compliment was an excellent way to start my day. thank you
Thank you, sir! I loved the content
this is a good lesson for beginners
I hope it helps people get started
when is the right time to harvest the monstera ?
Here and south Florida. It's pretty much during the month of August.
thx @@SleepyLizard ... should it be green & ripen at home ... or ripe, soft, ready to eat ?
😂😂he looks like good guy.He loves his plants.excellent video.
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Excellent my brother exxccellent...Very good teaching, joy and down right getting down and dirty-no gloves, and other premadona stuffs I call dem... Smelling like a real gardener. The sign of a real green thumber👍
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You are a good teacher well done Sir.
thank you
Ho Ho Ho! Meeeeery Christmas! to you, your family and your workers! How do you manage to always bring a smile to my face, especially when talking about avocados! TOp notch quality and productivity and very educational. I still learned a few thing from the video. I fertilized my main avocado with liquid 5-5-7 fertilizer, but it's now droopy. I watered it on the sides, but worryingly, it didn't do much. I have a bad feeling that the root system has compromised. I will water it again tomorrow, I think I didn't water it enough.
Mango update: I can finally (or already, becaue it didn't take long) see the stem coming out. The seed is dark green. However, I'm seeing ome fungus gnats. And there is a bit of mold and foul smell. But the viability is higher.
Anyways, today is my last day of school before the holidays. WOOHOO! I don't wanna be late, so I might comment later. Byeee
last day of School!
It's been 8 years since I planted my Haas avocado, it's now 9Ft tall in a 22-inch container, I have yet to see it bloom. I'm patiently waiting.
you're close. I have two I planted 9 years ago. one flowered and gave one avocado this year the other hasn't flowered yet.
@@SleepyLizard I am hoping it will have blooms next spring because I've given it micronutrients and the new fertilizer, I've used this year is much better than what I have been using as evidenced by how well it has grown, and the leaves are lush and there's no evidence of disease whatsoever.
Off topic question here but it's really important! Why oh why am I spending a buttload buying avocados & they look great on the outside but inside they are full of hard black spots & bitter!
usually means they were picked too early then chilled and imported.
I love the way you teach us how kind of you ❤❤❤❤❤I love you so so much my angel brother
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Refreshing! No bullshit, you get to the point and are crystal clear. Sincere thanks!
I appreciate the compliment. thank you
I am still learning (english)
But i can understand your whole things like A to z information like more than asian school teacher
Great man i love your job
In our country no body share this information easily but your people love to share that
This is why white people have more knowledge then othersk(most of the time)
thank you for your comment.
THANKS, YOU ARE PERFECT
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