Chemigation is Always cool- I'm a fan of run to waste hydroponics, abd lean towards just a 50 gallon drum and small electric pump, plus hose. Garden siphon can be tough to properly calibrate, especially with multiple product applications.

stunning blooms

Bro I don't need peaches I need bitches😭

Aloe Vera type?

barbados cherry if you're in a hot climate. might not be in the same league as some of the others but they're pretty good producers in zone9

We live in Montana. Can I start my cuttings now in the Autumn and possibly plant them in the Spring?

For me it's peach and mulberry ♥️

Pawpaws are the longest to start fruiting from everything I’ve grown. I’ve had my 4 pawpaws grown from seed many years and they still haven’t made a fruit. I’m in a bad location for them though. Texas, hot and dry and sand. Without supplemental watering they’d never survive here. I had 7 and 3 have died. I’ve always wanted to taste one. Mine are grown from seeds from Jerry Leimans cultivars so they should be good.

There is nothing enjoyable about the flavor of che.

Figs and Dwarf Everbearing Mulberry produce very rapidly. I`ve planted 7 fig trees and 4 mulberry in two years. They grow ridiculously fast in Louisiana. I planted peach seeds but nothing happened. Probably imported and irradiated. You can force fruiting on dwarf mulberry by cutting branches back by half and stripping the leaves off a few to trick the tree.

I don't see an air vent? Should i not create holes then🤔 thanks btw i was following kinda different method and successfully managed to propagate apricot cuttings...hope this one work faster and better success percentage

I'm trying to develop a new pawpaw variety with superior fruit. How many pawpaw seedlings, do you suppose, are needed before I have a 50% chance of successfully developing a new variety with superior fruit? 100 seedlings, 1000, 10k, or more? I'm starting with seeds that were cross pollinated from cultivars with superior fruit themselves in an attempt to help the odds.

What state do you live in?

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You didn't mention lighting but I see you have lights directly above the totes, is that necessary or just for getting better video? I have mine in a closet right now so zero light and the only one that looks like garbage was the terminal most piece with a little bit of leaf in tact.

What do you do with all of your figs?

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Great info. Thank you. I find the background music very difficult to hear what you’re saying.

🌵🌵🤌💚 day in the life..🤝 hey thank you so much for this and all of your other videos! very informative, straightforward, lolz, and useful 🏆🏆🌞just found them and it's like landing upon a prof/teacher who makes you say "this exactly the kind of information i want, told in exactly the way i want (and enjoy) - no froufrou or formal blabla - perfect amount of nonsense / woopsiedoos" 👍👍👌✊👃 i have some questions, will ask in another post for clarity in case your responses might be helpful to others!! 🌜🌝

I'm excited to harvest my first one.

Great technique❤ thank you for sharing😊

It’s a great idea, but it’s also important to mention that soil for propagation of cutting needs to be mainly or all inorganic soil that retains both water and air, such as perlite, vermiculite, expanded shale or expanded cray. I also like mixing sphagnum moss, which seems anti-mold and anti-fungal.

How much sand are you using? I might be using more than I should be

Perlite is disgusting

Still looking for part 2, sigh.

Do u sell the paw paw trees

This method resulted in a 50% loss before I rescued them and potted them up in sand individually. I washed them with soap and a clean sponge before putting them in the tote. I don't know how you do it, Chad, but this doesn't work for everyone. I emulated your method exactly minus the rooting hormone.

My husband and I brought our house and there was a fig tree in the yard. I was going to cut it but my neighbor ask me not to. I’m not sure how to Maintain it. Its growing so big and wide. The figs are sweet

I tried it. The “sand in a tote” method works. 👍

I had 7 fruit between my 2 pawpaw trees. A possum got all but 1 fruit, it was delicious though!

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❤hi, I’m a new life time follower 💯 I just learned so much by watching your video, thanks for sharing 💯

So much wasted space !

I feel like this still wasnt clear- the wasps YES are composted within the fig by that mentioned enzyme (ficin). However only a few species of fig pollinate via wasps, commercial figs have been modified so as to self pollinate (:

I am very envious of your new greenhouse with all the technology, its great set up. I agree with you on growing tropical fruit from seed it is a fun thing to do. Your 4 year old guava will probably flower and fruit its a good size. I am in the UK 🇬🇧 ive got seedlings of Mango Jackfruit Guava and Atemoya all crammed into my bathroom 😅

What did you dip the cuttings in before putting them in the sand?

I'm interested in growing a potted fig tree, I live in zone 5 with an unheated garage, traditionally our temps in winter are between 10° and 30°, with Jan and Feb going below zero frequently.... Should I store indoor instead?

What are you dipping them into?

Hi, I have seeds now for over 680 species and cultivars, looking to plant them in food forests in southern Oregon and New Mexico, can we compare notes on saving rare food and medicinal species?

Nice I will have to try this.

My mom bought a aloe vera a few years ago. I neglected it cuz I had no plant interest at that time but now. It is grown WILD and VERY BIG

In view of northern USA states and Canada, our idea of "cold Hardy" trees could be misleading if you include "figs" in your list of Cold Hardy plants. Fig trees cannot survive in Zone 5. It need elaborate insulation around the tree if left in the open during the winter.

I watched all 3 videos which was great. Quick question: when I do lemon seeds in paper towel and baggie, I then hang them in a sunny window for 2-3weeks. Can I ask why you put these in a dark cupboard as opposed to the sun? I mean obviously it worked, but just wondering…

Thanks for the video. This is great. I’m just prepping my seeds now. Note that why Paw Paw gets confused with Papaya is because is some regions, such as many African countries, papaya is called a Paw Paw.

I live in the panhandle of Florida. In mid August my potted Meyer lemon tree dropped ALL it's leaves. Im not sure what to do. We get rain, I've fertilized it, and it's in a sunny spot. It's potted in a ceramic planter with a nickel sized drainage hole. Maybe i need to switch the pot?

That fig wasnt ready🤦‍♂️

where can we buy one with a dragon root stock as you mentioned in the past?

Beautiful 😍

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