Big Mango Trees Fruiting Well. High-Density Fruit Trees Working

[@byou1987]

to see the look on bobbys face when he sees the title of this video

[@carson911]

He will say "I told you so" lol.

[@lucaperrone3449]

Lol

[@deshawnthompson5592]

😂 so true Bobby's the man. Paul is a great guy but this 15-20ft apart rule he's living by obviously growers all over the world get plenty of fruits without planting 20ft apart. Not everyone has acres of land to do so.

[@FruitfulTrees]

I hope you are correct but that has not been the experience of Alex at Tropical Acres farms who has been growing mango trees much longer than Bobbie or I

[@kgtropicalflavors]

Love her property and triangle mango design. Good video👍🏼👍🏼

[@54suburban5]

I love her descriptions😊

[@MichaelSmith-fu3bm]

This lady is a treasure...love her attitude She's good for tv Visit her again when her fruits are in season Paul Very enjoyable and informative video Good job Paul👍👍

[@jeremypinto3274]

Very good video, and beautiful yard. It was really nice to see ultra high density work.

[@FIUPanther305]

Yard looks great and well kept!

[@NicoleCB]

We had coconut trees on our property in Wellington, they were very tall so I assume that means they were mature but they didn't fruit for many years. Maybe after 10 years. This was long after I left so its such a shame I couldn't grow up eating fresh coconuts.

[@KhmerMinnesnowta]

I was originally from Cambodia and I'm just wondering if FL does have any palm sugar trees? Palm sugar trees there are very beneficial to the locals as they can make palm juice, palm wine, and palm brown sugar!

[@whomeverwherever]

I have a Sweet Tart mango and the taste varies greatly depending on when you eat it (how ripe) and also, I’ve had some so deeply orange with beta carotene that it stained my fingers/nails orange while others don’t do that at all. But I prefer them when just ripe enough to eat. When they are “sweet tart” flavor. If you let them ripen more, they become overwhelmingly sweet, in my opinion. Almost makes me sick, how sweet they get. Regarding Maha Chanook, along the lines of Carrie, the tree gets to be pretty big (my neighbor has one). I recommend to anyone always research how big the tree gets with time. Even if pruned, if it’s meant to be a big tree, it’s going to have big aspects to it and become harder to manage as each year goes by. Also, if you do not plan to live there long term, be mindful what you are leaving a potential new owner with. I have had to spend THOUSANDS of dollars removing dead/hazard/poorly placed trees on my small property. Additionally, don’t plant them where they could cause problems to a neighbor. Be considerate in all things.

[@themangovista]

Very nice 👍 Thanks for sharing.

[@mikemike61768]

I put a 3 gallon lemon zest, m4, nam doc mai and a cotton candy in a 6 foot hexagon planter last year. We’ll see how it goes.

[@daveschreiner413]

With all do respect, an HOA can restrict what you plant. The 2019 Florida law prohibits municipalities from restricting what you plant.

[@dgdwazzaaa]

Great one! Very informative and beautiful! Do you know of the specifics of the HOA law regarding fruit trees?

[@FruitfulTrees]

I will have to do a video on this topic

[@themaestro7922]

Enjoyed this visit quite a bit. Hopefully that Valencia pride is just not living up to its potential because I planted one myself this year! Husband sounds like quite the butcher!

[@Mark-ql2wp]

I love Valencia Pride if I pick it when the fruit start to get some yellow on them. Most people pick them when they start to turn pink and I find that they lack flavor at that stage. The tree is very vigorous and I was told by old-time grafters that if you want a very strong rootstock to graft on Valencia Pride is the best.

[@kevinhnc]

Is it possible that the Ross Sapote is a seedling (not a grafted one) as to why it's not giving fruit? I believe I heard her say that the Mammea Americana tree is a seedling, possibly explaining as to why that one hasn't produced either

[@prubroughton1864]

I had 2 sap ores at my last property spoilt with care but never developed to fruit loads of flowers but starving it feeding it or whatever treatment I gave it the fruit never got bigger than acorns. The 4 avocados in same area fruited prolifically 😊

[@trevoraraujo4888]

Her description of Carrie is off. Carrie has a resinous flavor and not overly sweet nor mush. She’s picking it at the wrong time. You pick it when it comes off with a slight tug, very little yellow coloring. My Valencia Pride has great flavor, does she realize that Haden is the parent? My suspicion is her soil is lacking some minerals and this will cause the “jelly seed” and help develop some flavor is her fruit.

[@carbondostructural7691]

Hey question is Simmons avocado a good eating avocado and will you recommend it

[@FruitfulTrees]

Yes its' very good and I would recommend it

[@carbondostructural7691]

@@FruitfulTrees thank you

[@johanconradie2120]

always plant fruit trees in CIRCLES of 8 or 16

[@tinyjungle_]

This spacing fixation is so odd.

[@raffiazari]

Is there any left

[@sharnie528]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@kenshanbackyardgarden]

If you're planting too close with different fruit tree varieties, expect that it won't give you fruits. Some fruits won't work well when they shaded from other fruit trees.

[@SeraphimCherubim]

Richard Wilson was a good guy.😀

[@billanacker6954]

Stop adding nitrogen fertilizers add potassium fertilizers

[@rosaarias7128]

how do you spell mohawk chunook, the pink dwarf *mango tree?

[@backyardmangoes4333]

Mahachanok

[@rosaarias7128]

@@backyardmangoes4333 thank you!

[@Deltonagardens]

I had a few pickering this year and they taste like BUTTER and i dont know about you but thats NOT the flavor im looking for in a fruit.

[@Tropical_Fruit_stateofmind941]

Need more than 1

[@MichaelSmith-fu3bm]

This lady is a treasure...love her attitude She's good for tv Visit her again when her fruits are in season Paul Very enjoyable and informative video Good job Paul👍👍