Have you ever heard of the Roxburg fig trees?

Which one to your knowledge is the fastest fruiting variety if seed grown? Also have you ever heard of the Cecropia tree? Also known as Trumpet tree/ Gummy worm fruit tree?

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The benefit of these trees is that it only gets 3 ft tall 3 tf wide. They were created for small spaces such as patios etc.. I don't think that is the correct species. I bought one one amazon. It's doings well, but i am worried if it is really a fignomenal fig tree. I don't want a big tree. But places sometimes sell incorrect species.

do these figs have seeds in them? or do they ripen without being pollinated?

Hmm i think an adult tree would take 40f with light damage but i think a young plant like that will need more than 50f ?

I recently sold mine. The flavor was quite nice the thin is a little thick but edible. But there's just not much fruit in it compared to the seed. I will just use the money for something different

Interesting. If I had y'all's climate I'd have so many more than I do now

Al Faulkenstein's had cacao pods in the greenhouse in Mesa AZ. The next year when it was gone he mentioned bugs as why he had removed it.

COOL! the best idea yet. Thank You for the valuable information. I am definitely going to be doing this. I am watching from the windy city of Port Elizabeth, South Africa.

Sounds like a fruit cocktail 😊

I've had a friend who grew some from seeds & some of them grew true to seed

So this & the Hawaiian pomegranate have soft seeds? Did you get this from Jungle Nursery too? Have you ever heard of the Bursa pomegranate?

I bought barbados cherry bush 3 years ago. From a container I split it into two and planted. They are now 7 feet high. One is planted on the west side (blazing sun from 2-3 PM in the summer) and another on the east side (morning-noon sun, probably till 1-2 pm). Problem is that they flower each year but other than couple of cherries I had the second year, no fruit is developing. All flowers bloom and then they drop. Not sure what I do wrong. They have new growth in rhe summer and the leaves look shiny so I think I do not underwater.

🇩🇪Germany in the house I have a question why are you calling it Antonio mango is it a hybrid mango

Are big jim loquat cultivar good tasting?

stinky beans and jengkol fruit sir

Fantastic, she looks happy. I ordered a couple of seeds, but only one seems to be viable.

Neat!

Nice

Greetings from Northern California

I tried Moringa tea 3 years ago and loved it! I told my husband I was going to grow it. I found a lady selling small trees- bought 3. I have my first seed pods this year. I did not eat them- saving them for seed. Thank you for your planting ideas. Watching from Guadalupe County Texas (Zone 9) I noticed the big, beautiful Bumblebees LOVE Moringa flowers.

They grow and fruit fantastic. I started mine from cuttings in January this year. 10 months later, now, they're over 6 foot tall and most have fruited. I've had a few of the figs and am hoping the rest mature before the cold.

Thank you for sharing

I dont know what variety I would like either. There is a beautiful purple looking one that I want just for looks.

Thanks ,texas, newbie

I really like the flavor profile of Indian mangos and the best way to describe the taste is complex with sweet spice tones. I purchased a box of Alphonso mangos from an Indian grocery store in Chandler but it was disappointing since most of the fruit were bruised and I think they were picked too early. I've tried others such as Bombay, Super Julie, Kesar and Angie. Bombay was my favorite.

Tastes great but mine died.

Nice, I have this variety, although it might be a bit late for my area.

Very interesting, not heard of that variety before.

Oregon zone 8b I need this tree fence in bad....but not sure it would grow as I have a lot full shade parts on my property?

Im a pomegranate collector. Where did you get this variety?

How old is she?

Do you have any videos that show off your greenhouse?

The Huber date is perhaps the fastest growing of all. Not a plus! I remember the original was very tall.

They are so pale in your hot climate, mine turn a deep burgundy when they are ripe. I tried one in ground that was killed to the ground at -5c, the bark freezes and splits open. Its unlikely they'll ever fruit outdoors in ground here due to our short, cool summers , they need to come indoors in winter 😁

Hi 👋🏽 from SF BAY AREA, loved the video, good to know I need to put acidic fertilizer to it. Mine has been inground for a year and it’s doing great. Took it a year but now it’s pumping guavas, and they’re delicious!

Looked nice although that was slightly riper than I would prefer Mel, no shelf life left for that one lol 😁

How long has Mel been growing tropicals, and where does he find all these cool trees? Fellow Phoenician, but more in the NW valley. Thanks for the video!

I need one!

Following. I couldn't grow it here in 7b, New Mexico. I love your videos.

Great video do you give away or sale cuttings at the end of the growing season

Watching from Hawaii and interested in a cutting if you ever decide to sell one

Are White sopote trees dioecious?

My seedlings are coming along slowly but ok. Approximately how long they take to fruit when grown from seeds?

Looks tasty!

I had a lemon guava very close to this strawberry guava with near identical conditions (nice eastern). It did fruit and sort of as good as the strawberry but it declined over 3 o 4 years and died.

Wow, that white sapote tree is loaded! I loved the colour inside that fruit too! I managed to try some white sapotes this year for the first time from someone who brought them back from their trip to Greece. They were pretty good, but I think they were picked a little early, unfortunately, so they weren't as sweet as they could have been, even when they were incredibly soft. I have a bunch of seedlings growing now, so we'll see if I can keep them going long enough to get them to flower or manage to get hold of some scions to graft onto them🤞

In the desert of 9b Arizona, the cooler season is best to plant most plants. Heat is often bad and cold can cause problems for sensitive plants. If the plant is potted and has been out in the weather, anytime should work fine.

Nice to see the fruit ripening on it. I planted a yellow one (sometimes called lemon guava or yellow cherry guava) in the ground here in the UK (zone 9a). It's definitely a borderline plant in my location though. I will likely have to give it a little bit of protection on the coldest nights below -3°C (usually not too many nights). It did put out a few flowers last month, but none of the fruit set. It's actually getting some more flower buds now. My red or strawberry guavas haven't flowered yet, but I'm hoping they might next year 🤞