Hotter the better! This is why tropical fruit trees should be planted in the worst time of year!

Most plants can tolerate between 20-120 degrees, if given proper water, and maintaining a healthy root system. 99 percent of plant related problems in the desert, are directly linked to water, humidity, and moisture. Deserts are the hottest and coldest places to live, and can all be controlled by water. This is why flood irrigated properties are the best to have here, but very unaffordable, given water is always a concern here.

[@KarlKarsnark]

Native Floridaman here. Can confirm that water is the key to survival. We get +100F with +95% for months on end here in the Summer, but it rains heavily basically EVERY day for a few hours. Without it we would be a desert too. As long as the roots stay cool, the plants will keep going.

[@musicalADD_theband]

Houston here. I completely agree. Cool roots in the key thing.

[@quincycuthbert5408]

The shopping cart takes me out every time.

[@elpitonpistolero1986]

I feel like a good amount of the success of these trees also has to do with the microclimate you’ve created.

[@linhb4462]

Thank you so much sir

[@mrd5963]

Awesome vid

[@organicgardening5989]

Thanks

[@jakerichard9685]

1st like 1st comment ❤ God Bless brother!!

[@mikeymccarroll]

Oh i live in gilbert, could I pick them up or maybe see your nursery

[@ArizonaFruitTrees]

41 s. 83rd pl. mesa open fri sat sun

[@hilberto2217]

How cold hardy is your white mulberry

[@belindahopkins7875]

I water a lot. I do believe that the roots get something. When I pull a plant to check the roots they look OK. So, why am I having a hard time?

[@ArizonaFruitTrees]

record breaking year. they sweat themselves to death

[@linhb4462]

I want to buy green mango no ripe I like it crunchy if you sell let me know thank you so much for show us texhnic that is mean you are a good teacher so sorry my English is not that good but I speak better no message my spelling sometime wrong I’m so sorry ok

[@linhb4462]

Wow mango 🥭 tree in Az wow I want to buy your fruit if you sell fresh and crunchy gum can you show me how to plant guava tree please and some Logan if it easy if not what can I grow my back has no shade what can I do to keep fruit tree good in summer pleased I’m Vietnamese

[@ArizonaFruitTrees]

come by the nursery! 41 s. 83rd pl. mesa 4803902005

[@porkrind80]

have you ever had a problem with air flow and the lack of it possibly hurting trees? i've noticed your yard is very dense and i'm wondering if you have had issues with air flow and wether a lack of it overheats the yard

[@aliasrose]

I live in Florida we benefit from airflow to prevent rot, fungus, and disease. I imagine in a hot dry climate, grouping plants together might help with shade and protect them from drying winds.

[@ArizonaFruitTrees]

@@aliasrose this exactly

[@mikeymccarroll]

How would order a tree or 2?

[@ArizonaFruitTrees]

@@mikeymccarroll i sell locally in Phoenix, no mail order yet

[@pooper844]

Goo goo me here