Florida Organic Edible / Tropical Garden Food Forest Tour | October Zone 10a
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Florida Organic Edible / Tropical Garden Food Forest Tour | October Zone 10a coastal central Florida. Enjoy!
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Teddy is so smart and keen about plants. Great to see.
Thank you for the kind comment I will pass it along to Teddy!
Beautiful lush garden.
😊 thanks
I live in fort myers and so glad to see the different things I can grow with also being in zone 10a !
Good luck!
Love your son's knowledge!
Thanks for the kind comment- I will pass it along to Teddy!
sooo, important fact about the monstera fruit. Even if the scales start falling off from one section, you shouldn’t eat the whole fruit! only where the scales fall off on their own. Otherwise you will burn your mouth. It will ripen over time in sections. Hope this was explained understandably 😅💚
Thank you so much for the tip! We are new to the monstera fruit. Ours has been on the plant for over a year now and still not quite ready. Can’t wait to try it!
Thank you very much for the October tour.
You bet!
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing 👍.
Thanks!
22:20 ok so here it is GOTCHA ... lovely ... 😍 may i know how old this plant is currently ? and one more thing, how long this giant crinum will take for the first bloom ? i have recently brought one which is almost 1.5 years old.
In our zone (10a), if you plant it in full sun you will have a flower withing 2-3 years.
Growing decorative tropicals indoors in northern BC, Canada. SIGH. With varying results. 😂😢 I'm on the verge of building a grow tent. Enjoyed this video very much..
I bet it is a challenge growing tropicals up there, though you definitely live in a beautiful part of the world!
Very dry air and low light to deal with about half the year, on top of the cold. Worth the challenge though. Your garden looks like Eden to me. 😊
*the mona lisa banana is flowering
Hi does your raja puri have long leaves i am trying to confirm that the plant i have is a raja puri.Also maybe in the future could you make a video on your banana varieties showing the differences between them the way the plant differ in looks.It would help us all in knowing what to look for in defferent varietie.Thanks
We have many banana tours and videos you may enjoy watching where we discuss the different types. Hope they can help you! We love bananas-our raja puri has stout leaves and a stout tree maybe 4-5ft stalks (not including leaf)
bananas stem are edible
Yes and they are delicious fried!