A Man From Thailand Grows Fruit Trees In Florida

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  • Опубликовано: 4 дек 2024

Комментарии • 26

  • @mwnemo
    @mwnemo 2 часа назад +2

    Whatever Chinese Jujube is in that yard looks great. Hopefully it gets enough chill hours to fruit. I am under the impression Jujube are like Mulberry’s, if you coppice it down in late winter it may fruit even if it didn’t get enough chill hours.

  • @skid-marc-lou330
    @skid-marc-lou330 8 часов назад +3

    Thanks again, Paul!! another bad ass vid... thank you!!

  • @reyn66
    @reyn66 52 минуты назад

    Very nice collection, and a superbly managed and manicured garden.

  • @onortosu
    @onortosu 5 часов назад +3

    Great video, thank you Paul!
    Mike, you have done an amazing job, beautiful property and orchard! You don't have any issues with root knot nematodes there?

  • @daveblyden1325
    @daveblyden1325 6 часов назад +1

    Awesome fruit orchard great content.

  • @cyndihua8315
    @cyndihua8315 5 часов назад +1

    Pandan leaves use for dessert cooking😊very popular in my country Vietnam

  • @champagnegardening5182
    @champagnegardening5182 56 минут назад

    Beautiful landscaping and nice selection of edibles.

  • @communitycrossfit6429
    @communitycrossfit6429 9 часов назад +1

    Great Video! Beautiful property. Thanks for sharing

  • @LandToSeea
    @LandToSeea 5 часов назад +1

    Paul which wax jambu is the one you mentioned that is sweetest? Mike has am awesome food forest.

  • @SeraphimCherubim
    @SeraphimCherubim Час назад

    "Lemon zest is the best" Paul Neison

  • @JunkyardGold
    @JunkyardGold 2 часа назад +1

    what is the plant at 23:29 ? Pak lee lud sounds like he said

  • @captainblackjon
    @captainblackjon 8 часов назад +1

    The reason they use pots for their dragon fruit in California is for drainage, easy amending, and most importantly gophers. Gophers really love eating dragon fruit roots, and will completely decimate your crop.

  • @OrlandoBackyardGardening
    @OrlandoBackyardGardening 10 часов назад +4

    Unknown plant = Pandan…. Thanks for the tour

  • @jinayaoneal1885
    @jinayaoneal1885 3 часа назад

    My dragon fruit trellises keep rotting away. Going to try making cement one .

  • @carson911
    @carson911 3 часа назад

    I would love to know how he is keeping weeds at bay.

  • @dreamqueen9909
    @dreamqueen9909 4 часа назад

    Very nice garden.. Is it possible to get a cuttings to grow from ''Stinky tree"" ? I want to buy. And also would like to have a very sweet pinapple head. Thank yoiu

  • @JunkyardGold
    @JunkyardGold 2 часа назад

    what is the "stinky tree" at 37:55 ?

  • @jeffreyadams1643
    @jeffreyadams1643 10 часов назад +1

    Dragon fruit common in Thailand... mostly white. Sorry for the repeat answer.

  • @CubanMofo
    @CubanMofo 7 часов назад +1

    Anyone know why my sapodilla tree is dropping it's flowers? I live in south Florida. Thanks

    • @alexmurphy4040
      @alexmurphy4040 2 часа назад +1

      Needs water

    • @CubanMofo
      @CubanMofo Час назад +1

      @alexmurphy4040 I water them everyday LoL 😂

  • @Wooden_Spoon_BA
    @Wooden_Spoon_BA 8 часов назад

    what are the plants called between his coconuts (currently in flower) 7.30 in..

    • @rough1sm
      @rough1sm 6 часов назад

      Crinum lily, swamp lily, family Amaryllidaceae

  • @In2danite
    @In2danite 8 часов назад +1

    Truly Tiny Bananas stay under 4 ft.

  • @alexmurphy4040
    @alexmurphy4040 2 часа назад

    "Trellis"