How long does it take to ripen after flowering?

How often do you water your mangos, i would really appreciate your help

We had this happen to our peach tree two summers ago. It was wild! Last year she didn’t make many but that’s OK!! Maybe she needed a break. ❤

who did you use to get you to the farmers market?

Hmmm, why did you plant the pomegranate in the plastic container? Wish I had a neighbor like you,

talk about timing. I just purchased (11/24) this tree (15g with 5ft center branches). I had no idea it can get this big. I wanted a dwarf, but the sales person told me my pruning will control the height. That's going to be a big job every year. Good thing I'm retired. What are your thoughts on my approach. Hole= 2x2x2, lots of clay. I back filled the hole bottom with orig dirt-70% mixed with 30% compose from the big box store. This will give the root ball bottom an 8" platform of loose dirt to sit on. The center stalk will be 4-5ft away from the neighbors fence (good neighbor policy??). Finally, back fill the sides with the same dirt ratio as above. Did you place any fertilizer in the hole or sides as you back filled? How often did you water at first. then after a year of growth? BTW, your brickwork was very creative on your slope.

Cool park! I grew up in NorCal and have not been here. Will be fun to visit!

Great video. I feel your branches are too long which is also why it snapped. I’d narrow the diameter of the canopy if it were me

So beautiful! Do all the fruits produce at the same time from the beginning?

Aaah temptation. Having patience is part of growing grafted fruit trees. Just like you said, short term gain, but it could cost the tree. I made that mistake, but it’s so tempting……😢 Grafted trees don’t realize they are so small. The grafted part thinks it’s still part of an established big tree. A seedling mango tree would not try to bloom and fruit at such a young age. So it’s wise to pick off all the small fruit sets until the tree is at least a few years old and of good size first.

Glad you enjoyed our country! that fruit you see at 13:59 is not limoncillo, it's rather called "beach grape" here and when ripe is edible although some make wine with it.

Finally got two mango trees just recently. Glad to see your mango's doing so good, it gives me confidence. Do you do anything special to winterize your in ground mango's or even the ones in pots? I worry about this upcoming winter. Are most of your mango's from graft or from seed? I just got ones from seed from the San Bernadino area($25 FB Marketplace). Just planted one in the ground and moved one of my black water barrels next to it, to somewhat block the wind and radiate heat. Was thinking of potting the other one(in a 15 gallon) and plunge it into the ground just in-case I need to move it if it gets to cold, or should I just put both in ground?

Pruned almost all of my fruit trees. Glad I did it earlier, makes me feel better about them going into winter. Do you do anything with the cuttings? I've seen a few people sell/trade them. I would really like to possibly root my tree cuttings. Seen a few people with success doing stone fruit. I've done it with mulberry's & figs. Might have to try a few times with stone fruit, I just know letting them sit in water in the shade doesn't work (at least for me). Going to try the mini green house method and cut all leaves next time.

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Great video. Glad to see your Desert Delight still going strong. I have the same exact variety, but i've been waiting till they go dormant to prune them. Do you think it's better to do it now as opposed to when all the leaves fall off? Ive been kinda waiting till they go dormant for all my fruit trees. Now i'm second guessing. On a side note, ever ordered any plants off of etsy? Seems to be one of the cheapest places to buy fruit trees (just ordered 6.)

Good basic guide although a lot of it works mostly in California. Also wish you could have touched on multigrafting. Also dehydration works great on figs and persimmons in my area..

Thanks for sharing! Looks good glad there wasn't too much damage!

Starting our project next week in Fresnoooo CA :0

That heat was pretty bad thank goodness i didn’t loose any trees sorry about your lychee tree i cut back my blackberrys and raspberries there getting a lot of new growth maybe i can stop your place and check it out your invited to my little orchard anytime

Great Video Which would you say are the a best Varrities ??

My daughter lives in Hesperia. She has cherries, plums, almonds, and pistashios. She is having trouble with ground squirrels and rabbits who have destroyed everything she plants. Any advise of what to plant, and ways to control these pests? They do get down to 20 degrees.

Another great video. My blackberries got the same type of damage, although it definitely did not produce as much as yours. But i'm guessing it just cause of the short time its been in the ground. My loquats are loving the heat, plus ive been doing a better job of deep watering (letting my hose just sit there for a while). I'm really looking forward to them fruiting, hopefully they do next year (would be the first time). I really want a mango plant. They just seem so expensive compared to the size, plus none of my local nurseries carry them. My passion fruit is doing good as well, almost about 40ft+ long with just one root stem (crazy how big and fast they grow). Plus I seen it starting to produce additional flowers that I hand pollinated (just cause, not needed). Got a pomegranate but its still a baby, but definitely giving new growth. I also want a miracle berry for these meyer lemons that are ripening. But just another hard plant to find local to me. My grapes are still doing really good, I got about 5 grapes bunches from the two grape vines i do have. But I think next time ill cut the bottom bunches so the pests dont get to them. Sorry to hear about your Lychee tree, kinda makes me want to hold off on trying to grow one. Love the updates, the good and the bad. Keep up the good work!

Thank you for teaching me all about citrus, Mr. Backyard Orchid Dreams! Very helpful information! 😎🔥🤑

Thanks for your video! Quick question... I have a mango tree that I'm looking to plant but have limited space. The best spot is occupied by a small dwarf tangelo tree (it's shorter than the mango tree). Is it ok to plant it about 3 feet away from the tangelo tree or would that be a bad idea? Would like to avoid having to relocate the tangelo if I can. Thanks for your insight!

Where did you get this plant?

Love to see the journey from the start. I'm working my way up to 100 fruit trees. Currently only around 34+. But I'm hoping this winter ill get a lot of grafted fruit trees. Keep up the great work, nice to see the progress and the stops along the way. Makes me want to go to the places whenever I'm in the area.

how old is this plant?

wow beautiful nursery , I run nursery too in Los Angeles .

Hi! I se you driving down my street there! I’m planting most of my acre with fruit trees and other productive plants. I can really sue a bit of help with some small citrus in my front yard. I have more problems with the citrus than any else, do you consult?

Your voice sounds like Andrew huberman 😅

Just recently started harvesting passion fruit. Same goes for you?

I like my pink blueberry very sweet and nice late season. But they grow very large and do not produce as much as my other blueberries. How is the flavor of the gold nugget. I know your video before they did not have great flavor? I have a gold nugget in the ground up here in canada. But have not harvested any fruit yet

Great video once again. Love looking at your garden cause we have very similar fruits & plants. Plus it always seems like your harvesting right around the same time. My favorite plum variety is the Flavor Grenade Pluot. I enjoy my Santa Rosa, especially cause its a great pollinator. But I recently purchased Dave Wilson Flavor Grenade and was lucky enough to taste the fruit before I purchased it. Tried 3-4 other varieties (not including what I have) and they seemed to be the best taste. I also had a Babcock Peach harvest, which one of my best tasting fruits. My passion fruit definitely flowered and has produce fruit. But I have none that have ripened yet. So still waiting on that. Have you ever done any grafting? My question is where to get the grafts from for other varieties of fruit trees. Doing a video on that would be awesome. I'm still a beginner and would love to graft some of my newly planted trees. Keep up the good work, i'm always watching the videos. Sometimes even multiple times like tonight.

I have never seen such large 2 mangoes growing in a pot. Fine!

Where do you purchase your fruit plants/seeds? I also live in Riverside and I’d love to turn my backyard into an orchard.

Awesome videos. You are thorough and engaging. Awesome job!!!

I have two Pink Lemonade blueberries and the Variegated Pink Lemon as well. My avocado is a Lamb Hass! I’m not getting a 2nd one for pollination as I’ll be happy with whatever amount of avocados it produces on its own. Great tour! Omgosh, I bet that pie was AMAZING. 🥰

Any updates?

It’s my pleasure. Please keep up the good work. And thank you for the info. Greatly appreciated.

Hey I really enjoy watching your videos. My wife and I sit hours on end watching you. Sahara and the cat are so funny. At least Sahara helps :). I was wondering where you got your fruit salad trees. Please I will appreciate this information. Thank you man.

Dang that muzak is annoying.

I love them. I remember climbing the trees back in Laos/Thailand when growing up.

Wow. They look beautiful. I have four mango plants in pots. Where can one get a plant of Lancetilla? I’m in SWFL area.

Hello again. How is your lancetilla this year? I have three huge ones and so far so good they are hanging on. Really want to try one before I put it in the ground. Trees around 8 ft tall now and in a 15 gallon pot. Got tons of flowers and the first monyh of April had over a dozen and then they fell off but these 3 look great and are huge. Might sell this tree if I dont like? I also have a valencia pride that also gives huge mangos and taste awesome. So might go that way? Hope your are doing good this season. What state are you growing these in?

Would removing the flowers from the younger mango trees prevent the growth issues? Like when your lettuce bolts aka goes to seed or your herbs even

Flavor?

Thank you. I will dig my wells deeper tomorrow please God.

Just found your video and I am also in Riverside. Got my first mango tree with the Tree Power program. I plan on growing this Manila as rootstock then topworking. Do you sell scions? You have several varieties I would like on my tree =D

I have this tree. Last year they fell early but were big and the flavor wasnt that great. Have ate any yet? Taste?