Hi there, we’re so happy you’re interested in planting a Dragon Fruit Farm! Can you please email our office so that we can learn more about your goals and help get you started in the right direction? [email protected] Please ask for Laurie she is our senior operations manager and is very knowledgeable. Thank you so much again and please take care!

Yes I have used that name myself!!! Aren’t they sooooo delicious?!!!

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We are so happy to have you from Sri Lanka!!!

@@sadeshjosephraymondmahendr3430 I'm in the United States, Oregon.

Thank you!!! We are very excited!!!

Thanks!😊

Yes they’re very delicious! I’m glad you agree my friend!

Hi my friend these are in zone 9a

If you didn’t get any flowers on the Satsuma I would try stimulating it with micro nutrients and humic acid. If you have any clay in your soil I would remove it and replaced with a higher quality Forrest product.

Sounds like a nutrition problem… we recommend soil building :)

Thank you Julio, yes these cherry trees are specifically created to be low chill and fruit in a warm climate so they are doing fantastic! Thank you so much for your comment we really appreciate you.

Hi 👋 these Cherries are actually low chill cherries with chill hours at 150-250. In this location we calculate 500 chill hours so we believe they are getting enough chill although since this was a rehabilitation of a cherry tree planted in poor soil years before we arrived the soil condition has affected the tree drastically and the tree was actually not fruiting until we began soil rehabilitation and so we are happy with the success. Your comment is awesome because you clearly understand higher level info about fruit trees!! Great job!!

Yes absolutely. When the leaves of your peach tree get curly and look weird it’s actually because of a fungal disease known as peach leaf curl. The way to prevent this is by spraying copper fungicide on the peach tree while it is dormant and sleeping. This is the part of the year where the tree has no leaves at all. If you spray it all over the trunk and branches of the tree three separate times Each 10 days apart you will have the tree protected so that when the leaves come out they are protected in the copper fungicide and it cannot get the disease that you are seeing. You can buy the copper fungicide on Amazon and it is organic.

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Yes actually we don’t sell them but we do give them away for free so if you would like them please email us at [email protected] and we will send you some!

Hello, if you were looking for a job with us please email us at [email protected] and we will set up an interview for you! We are always hiring!

Tropical cherries my friend!

No hes saying thats a habanero you called it a jalapeno 🤣🤣

​@@fruitmommy_no thats a habanero which you called a jalapeno hes correct

Thank you so much I’m so glad to have you.!

@@fruitmommy_ You're welcome 😁 Happy to be here 🙏 Have a great day..

yes my friend me too

Thank you so much! We would love to know what country you’re from? They grow everywhere and they’re very adaptable.🙏

Thank you so much!! I’ve had him since he was a baby. He’s my world.

No problem! All the cuttings will come with instructions. Just send us an email and we will get you taken care of. [email protected]

Thank you so much for your comment, Beth! My source is actually my self for the last 20 years of owning a grove of Satsuma’s. They fruit beautifully every year. Actually, Satsuma is semi self fertile. Meaning that in certain microclimates with certain conditions present they fruit great on their own, but they are always enhanced with a second pollinating variety. Usually another plum. Sometimes a Pluot will work. I think different microclimates would definitely provide different results. Thank you again for your comment, we love all comments! It only provides more discussion on specific topics that people may not understand. Have a blessed day Beth. 🙏

Thank you so much for your comment! We have been working so hard that we have neglected, answering questions. I apologize!. Yes, the worm castings absolutely worked to decrease the Cherry fly number! It was incredible. Truly an organic solution. Besides cutting open the cherry, another great way to tell is if they have little pockmarks in the cherries that is the entry point for the worm. Also, if you look at the leaves of the cherry tree, they will look like they have been skeletonized. This is a sign that the worms are eating the leaves.

Good morning Jayne! Thank you so much for your comment!. I am sorry about the delay in answering. We have just started a brand new food forest and it is proving to be quite the project! I am so happy that you like the channel. Please feel free to ask any questions you have about fruit trees, or plants in general. We would love to hear your comments and how you view your garden space or anything else you might have to add we appreciate. Thanks again and take care!

Good morning and thank you for your question. I’m sorry for the delay in response. For the nectaplum, you will see deep purple leaves, beginning from dormancy for several months. When it starts to get hot in the middle of the summer, you will see the new growth be purple leaves, while the older leaves will change to green. During this time, it will be covered with beautiful pink flowers as well. So to answer your question, the main point of purple leaves will be from the beginning of the year through middle of July, but many will always be retained throughout the year.

Hi there, sorry for the delay. Can you please send us a picture or video of your avocado tree or its fruit also with any specifics about fruiting time and we will identify it for you. [email protected]

Also, for the mites you need to purchase raw Organic Neem oil off of Amazon, I like the product Neem Bliss …… get a 1 gallon pump, sprayer from any home and garden store or nursery, mix the following solution and spray heavily underneath the leaves one time per week. 2 tablespoons Neem oil 1 teaspoon dish soap 1 gallon of water

They are truly delightful, I feel very blessed to be able to eat them.

Hi there, the mid pride is fantastic. It has a good balance of sweet and acid. The peaches can get very large if you thin the tree several times during the growing period of your fruit. The mid pride will come before Eva’s pride. I look at the Mid Pride as one of the first great peaches of the year. The later the peach, the better, the peach because of the heat converting to sugar. Any peach in the pride family is great.

I’m so excited that you brought up air layering! You’re absolutely correct, the Mulberry is one of the easiest trees to air layer but not too many people know about that. Great job!

Donald that is so cool that you planted a mini royal. Do you have a pollinator for it? Happy to hear your tree is doing great.

Hi there, I got the trees originally as bare roots from Dave Wilson nursery in northern California. Dave Wilson is a large supplier for stone fruit trees, as well as other trees, most of the nurseries in Southern California carry Dave Wilson products. So you would be able to find the cherry trees at almost any nursery, including our nursery- Which is located in Chula Vista, California- couple minutes from San Diego.

PS, you are in the perfect zone for these cherry trees.

Right?! They are so yummy.

Oh my goodness, they are so sweet and juicy.

This is fantastic! I am so happy for you. This is exactly the course the cherry trees take. They take several years to start fruiting, and once they start fruiting you are off and running! You should have a nice heavy harvest of cherries. Don’t forget the humic acid and kelp. It will really help their flavor! Congratulations and great job.

To make the fruit this large I add liquid humic acid and liquid kelp several times per month. If you would like the exact product, so I’m using they are available on our website which is fruitmommy.com/shop

Ha ha! This guy escaped the scissors.

Yes, absolutely we can send you cuttings next time we take them. Please email us with your address. There will not be a charge for cuttings. We want everyone to have one of these! [email protected]

Hi Donald, thank you so much for your comment! She’s not even in the ground yet and she’s already doing great :-) the key is extremely high quality, dense, organic nutrition, like kelp meal, cottonseed meal and azomite.

Thank you my friend 💜

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Lucky 🍀 how exciting for you! Tell me everything and exactly how it goes my friend.

The last known place was a little shop in LA County, yeah I know that’s not a lot to go on💜🍀

No worries at all. Please feel free to comment and ask as many questions as you like, my friend!

They have grown through the container many years ago my friend 🙏💜

Mulberry has very drought tolerant root system and large lateral rolling roots not considered highly invasive although at large size one root might push up concrete, I use these guys to lock in any hillsides that need soil retention and anywhere that is super dry or anywhere that you want to feed yourself and have plenty left over for the birds!

Yes my friend we will take cuttings soon!!!

Hello my dear friend! You could try whore mix rooting powder for hard to root woody plants number 16 and I would pack the air layer with happy frog soil conditioner. Try to do it in spring when it’s pushing new growth and weight all summer and remove in fall. 💜