All about Avocados and Laurel wilt disease

[@SleepyLizard]

Paul, I had a great time with you this weekend. Can't wait until you come back!

[@christophermachado5187]

Thank both pf you man ! You guys are amazing 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@mwikakalima24]

🤗🤗

[@mwikakalima24]

Love it! Great interview. Would love to see more

[@angelp2879]

Love your energy and enthusiasm! It makes other want to garden.

[@OrlandoBackyardGardening]

Tom you the Man…

[@OrlandoBackyardGardening]

Oh Mr. Sleepy… my buddy Tom. Love how you visit all the people I follow.

[@dmatcardoug2986]

Hello Tom @sleepylizard and Paul. This is amazing. Love it! 2 of my favorite Fruit People together! As usual, Tom is very knowledgeable about his subject. Hope to see you soon Tom!

[@SleepyLizard]

Yo Doug.

[@dmatcardoug2986]

@@SleepyLizard Great job as usual!

[@Mrbfgray]

Best 50 min vid on such topics in recent memory, could have done 3hrs of this.

[@evytimblin3269]

We also watch Sleepy Lizard Avocado Farm's videos. He is very informative and helpful. You can see that he LOVES his farm. 😁

[@r1217t]

29:53 definitely heart breaking. Wishing Tom the best & everyone else effected by the horrible disease.

[@reelbocafishing5904]

great collaboration, very informative

[@PracticalPrimate]

Wow this was great. Thanks Paul and thank you Tom.

[@SleepyLizard]

you're welcome

[@tonymartin8640]

Thanks Paul for your interviews!

[@douglasdix1326]

I'm mostly interested in Mangos but now Tom has me wanting to add some Avocados!!! Nice video -well worth the watch. Thanks

[@lovenotes5299]

Nice video on avocado's, i lost my avocado tree= cold hardy so now i ordered a Brogdon-B type/ Ronnie-A Type

[@FloridaHappyHarvestGarden]

Waw nice to see you guys together awesome videos

[@mwnemo]

I’m very scared of Laurel Wilt, all of the Red Bay trees by me in Jacksonville seem to be dying in the woods. Fingers crossed my Avocados make it

[@davidlatif7829]

Great video Tom. I’m just getting interested in growing an Avocado tree. I’m just a little confused do you definitely need two trees for pollination. I live on a small building lot and I already have several mangoes and other trees. Keep up the great work Paul.

[@FruitfulTrees]

no you don't need a type a and type b but they make it better if you have that

[@kevincurtright1692]

Great video ! Do you have any suggestions on growing in the Virgin Islands, where we have clay rocky soil ? Looking forward to your next video !

[@hilianoisabella]

Another great video man

[@koojc7456]

Great video Paul!!

[@ooolalakatchuli9873]

You guys are awesome!💞 Tom "whispered " your name on his platform..lol subbed 😉 🌱

[@BIGVIC555]

Great video I really enjoyed it Thanks

[@dani.afiiq_]

Hi tom, i have a young, very young Avocado tree...in what age, this tree could be garfted, i can slice part of it to graft onto another seedling?

[@zaily348]

How can I know what type of avocado tree I have. I have had it for 7 years and it has never give me fruit. The last 2 years it produce like few flower and the wind made them fall.

[@FruitfulTrees]

until you get fruit you don't know

[@zaily348]

@@FruitfulTrees do you mind plz advising me on when is the best time of the year to fertilized since idk what type of avocado I have. The few flowers that I had were around end March and april. I will love to promote more flowers for next year. Thank you so much for your help

[@noaraquel1426]

Cool 😎

[@resukepowell9811]

Hey Paul is it worth it someone selling me a 30 gallon soursop tree for $385 I haven't seen it

[@FruitfulTrees]

Hi, I don't think it is worth it. Is it in a pot? If I am buying a tree that big I want to know the variety, how the fruit tastes and how often it produces. I think I would ever only consider getting something like that from Lara Farms in Homestead. If you are down here ask him how much he sells 25 gallon soursop trees for. But I still would get something smaller and cheaper. I surly won't buy it from someone I didn't know

[@michaelsherby6896]

I am 76, Wht Fruit tree czn i grow in Amarillo,Texas 79109

[@SirSamsStinglessBeehive]

You mentioned avocado self pollinate. What if you explored stingless bees? They are efficient pollinators that increase harvest in avocados by 40%. Beekeeping tips? Basic training? kzbin.info