10 Heat Tolerant Edible Plants For Container Gardens In Florida

[@shaileshmulik8m]

In 1 video u changed lot's of clothes... nice 😊

[@gordonspears6320]

I have a collection of fruit trees growing in pots. The most useful of these is my limequat tree. Limequat is a hybrid of keylime and kumquat, and produces golf ball sized fruits that look like little lemons, taste like key limes, and can be eaten whole like a kumquat. I also have several varieties of jabotacaba growing in pots as well as pitangatuba. I use terracotta pots.

[@troyrannosaur3034]

Thanks from Melbourne! My tiny townhouse backyard is about to become an HOA nightmare and im excited

[@carmenn5609]

Oh my goodness as I'm watching this video, 11 minutes into it, it's windy and started pouring, I'm in Central Florida and I really want to grow some produce and I have the space but the soil is more sand than anything else so I truly appreciate this and other of your videos that I will be watching. Thank you!

[@foreverfoodforest]

Ho Neighbor! Incorporate lots of compost and organic matter into your soil and you'll be good.

[@natulia]

Lubber on the okinawa spinach!

[@Floresefrutiferas]

Olá amiga like 95 muito bom abraços!! 🌸

[@chrisseats]

Awesome garden. We're in zone 6b...I'm pretty surer I would burst into flame working in Florida!! 😆

[@foreverfoodforest]

Lol! It does feel like it sometimes!

[@DaliasDishesAndDestinations]

The Everglades tomato is awesome I love the flavor and my Frankie’s eat them like candy.

[@DaliasDishesAndDestinations]

I gave the same problem with my banana plants in my garden . I’ll definitely plant them in a location that the will be protected from the wind in my new home.

[@VagabondViking]

I love Everglades tomatoes! Mine has intertwined with the chain link fence and rooted at the base, tomatoes forever!

[@Jabrones-bw6ur]

I love your videos, thank you for the work you do, well done

[@foreverfoodforest]

Thank you for watching!

[@maytezaldivar8384]

I planted my 1st banana tree near the fence so it protect it from the wind but this year I had to keep checking for the flower stock so it wouldn’t go to my neighbors. Luckily it behaved and turned out to my side of the fence 😂❤🎉😊 bananas in 4-6 weeks I think 🧐 😂

[@bernkev1]

I have a lemon tree in a pot. I think I will finally get some lemons this year

[@jennifercox2507]

So many wonderful suggestions!! Thank you♡

[@amoyp.]

Thanks for sharing

[@WorthyWorkmen2024]

Thank you for your time and energy, florida is florida lol I love banaynayss ❤❤❤ Yours are beautiful, what do you use to fertilize them?

[@jimboslice245]

Hi Christina ! Thanks for the content

[@foreverfoodforest]

You're welcome! Trying to get on a somewhat regular schedule with these now that work slowed down.

[@rosalianolasco5741]

I love you Vlog.. SUPERB! ❤

[@Pessiyin0725]

This is exactly what i needed as I don’t have any bare yard and still want to grow something in containers in Miami. Thank you. But didn’t quite understand what you mean by” get two blueberries varieties that flower at the same time. “ why?

[@avgFloridian]

Where do you get the larger pots (20+ gallons) for small trees that don't cost a ridiculous amount of money?

[@SCOTTBULGRIN]

Hello Christina, just curious if those are snake proof boots you're wearing? I'm a new sub to your channel.

[@truthbetold2611]

What grow medium would you use for growing blueberries in a pot? I've heard that peat moss alone would be successful.

[@lorimcclaskey5179]

How much watering does all this require? I am trying to get away from being a slave to my garden hose

[@davidbooher5559]

In Florida, not a lot of hand watering or sprinkler/drip systems. I live in the State north of Florida ( Georgia) and I was told nobody there waters their lawn. So far, it seem pretty true. I came from Nevada ( Reno and Vegas resident) and your grass will be dead if it’s not watered at least every other day. And that’s all you’re allowed to do.