Nice my Jiro persimmon didn’t grow much this year in ground and the Matsumoto Wase had a fruit and less than two feet tall. I should have taken the fruit off but wanted to see if it would ripen and it did.
My Fuyu didn't grow at all since planting last year's fall. Unlike Saijo and Rossiyanka. I had to battle aphids, june and japanese beetles as well here in GA.
I traded with a person on the scion exchange group. It’s wasn’t really for sale. I will have scion in the future. Join the North American scion exchange group on Facebook
Pawpaws are a challenge there in the northwest. They were a challenge for me in Colorado Springs. I did get them to fruit planting them against an east wall. I loved your video. You have so many nice trees.
It’s not a kit, but I purchased the aluminum structure. Was not made to be a greenhouse, everything else, the plastic, foundation, etc I had to design and build myself.
That sounds delicious lol I can’t wait to taste that variety. I almost bought a grafted tree of it but didn’t because I figured I’d wait until the Ohio pawpaw fest to try some varieties before I spent the money on the tree in case I did not like it.
I’m so jealous of all the different varieties you have. What is your location? I thought they didn’t transfer well and shouldn’t be grown in pots…?… guess not lol
Yes the roots don’t get “air pruned” this way but they do get “fabric pruned” the tight weave doesn’t allow the root to expand after it pierces the fabric bag so it effectively gets cut off. You are correct that it is no longer an air pruning pot but it isn’t a traditional pot either. I have found that the plants do much better with it wrapped like that and when I plant in ground, the roots have no circling
@@nickkasko2097 I grow about 20 fig cultivars myself, including Strawberry Verte. I have Wabash, KSU Benson, and KSU Chappell pawpaw trees on the way in the spring. I ate pawpaws on the farm with my grandparents in the late 90's and early 2000's, Never forgot about that, and finally have some time & space.
Banana cantaloupe is exactly how I describe it to people. But I’m not a fan of either.
amazing plants, greenhouse is dope!
How long did it take to produce .
3 years
I love your setup. Thank for sharing!
Nice my Jiro persimmon didn’t grow much this year in ground and the Matsumoto Wase had a fruit and less than two feet tall. I should have taken the fruit off but wanted to see if it would ripen and it did.
My Fuyu didn't grow at all since planting last year's fall. Unlike Saijo and Rossiyanka. I had to battle aphids, june and japanese beetles as well here in GA.
Where did you get your Sophie's Gift scion from?
I traded with a person on the scion exchange group. It’s wasn’t really for sale. I will have scion in the future. Join the North American scion exchange group on Facebook
@@nickkasko2097 Thanks a bunch! I am already part of the group and asked a while back... but still no confirmed source found yet (I am in Canada).
Pawpaws are a challenge there in the northwest. They were a challenge for me in Colorado Springs. I did get them to fruit planting them against an east wall. I loved your video. You have so many nice trees.
where did you get the geodesic greenhouse from? did you make yourself or is it a kit from a company? Would love to do one myself!
It’s not a kit, but I purchased the aluminum structure. Was not made to be a greenhouse, everything else, the plastic, foundation, etc I had to design and build myself.
That sounds delicious lol I can’t wait to taste that variety. I almost bought a grafted tree of it but didn’t because I figured I’d wait until the Ohio pawpaw fest to try some varieties before I spent the money on the tree in case I did not like it.
Did you like it. Which variety did you get
I’m so jealous of all the different varieties you have. What is your location? I thought they didn’t transfer well and shouldn’t be grown in pots…?… guess not lol
The plastic wrap effectively makes it a regular pot tho maaaan
Yes the roots don’t get “air pruned” this way but they do get “fabric pruned” the tight weave doesn’t allow the root to expand after it pierces the fabric bag so it effectively gets cut off. You are correct that it is no longer an air pruning pot but it isn’t a traditional pot either. I have found that the plants do much better with it wrapped like that and when I plant in ground, the roots have no circling
Awesome greenhouse and collection. I'm about to checkout all your videos. That's amazing
Awesome! Thank you!
Btw. Where are you getting your pawpaw scion wood?
@@LoganShelton-rh3lp Cliff England orchard
Have yet to buy from him. His website kind of hard to use. Lol. Thank you.
Pawpaw!!!!!! They look so beautiful!
Did I see a small fig tree? If so, what cultivar?
Violetta fig, dessert king, brown turkey, Spanish, Harry’s Crete, Strawberry Verte, and others
@@nickkasko2097 I grow about 20 fig cultivars myself, including Strawberry Verte. I have Wabash, KSU Benson, and KSU Chappell pawpaw trees on the way in the spring. I ate pawpaws on the farm with my grandparents in the late 90's and early 2000's, Never forgot about that, and finally have some time & space.
how old is that Shenandoah tree and where's the graft union?
Graft is at the very bottom. It’s about 5-6 years old