If You Want To Grow Fruit Trees, See This Video

[@stephaniely1187]

The owner is so friendly.....beautiful nursery....good customer service.....

[@Petanipalakreatif]

in my country the plants are usually planted and left alone, only cleaned and cared for one or two months later. I am often moved to see creative and innovative farmers like in this show, trying to create high quality crops. I am touched and very inspired by this show. This will be a passion for me farming, thank you and keep the spirit. Greetings from Indonesia🙏🙏

[@ahjotco906]

Watching from Pittsburgh. Good ideas and tips.

[@antho7475]

This is the place to go for all your fruit trees and even some spice plants/trees ., Great honest advice , great prices, exceptional variety and post sales support . Al is not just trying to sell you something and be done with you. He genuinely wants you to succeed with your trees.Worth the drive from anywhere in south Fl.

[@Tropical_Fruit_stateofmind941]

Al been my mentor since day 1 let's goooo

[@jeanmorusma1027]

I’ll get to visit this place, you are great 🎉, this is what this country is all about.

[@NicoleCB]

I forgot how much I enjoy these videos! 😀

[@Seaheart88]

Seems like a very nice and knowledgeable fella; thanks Paul for another great interview/tour.

[@iceagegardener9659]

5 star interview Paul. Al's got a new customer. Looking forward to adding a strawberry tree for the grand kids.

[@Tropical_Fruit_stateofmind941]

He got em all and one of the nicest farmers you gonna meet

[@jeffery8928]

solid choice. My kids eat from ours every day...most of the year

[@iammultipotentialite]

Once i have to money to go to florida and buy these trees, I will. This is my goal now. 😊

[@mofomoco]

Good thing i am trying to start my own tree farm out of my backyard.

[@MyTube4Utoo]

What a fantastic farm and video! I'd be in heaven there.

[@johngranato2673]

Believe me, I have purchased many trees from Al's and I have never been disappointed with the quality, prices, and the support I that I have received from Al's even after my purchases. I highly recommend that you stop and visit Al's place first. You can't beat his prices, inventory, and expert advice!

[@lauramorgan2003]

Love this guy. Well educated. And honest too.

[@ElimanGibba]

Greenly Informative,Educational & Inspiring. Thanks for the beautiful interview & interactive lecture.

[@darlenepowell5948]

I have 6 fruit trees here in N. E. Florida!

[@rnr1728]

Grea video Paul. I’ve bought quite a few trees from his nursery and he does have a great selection and fair pricing. Thanks

[@katjones4840]

This channel is so good.

[@alisonmiller2708]

Thank you for posting this video! You asked and got answers for some really good questions. Good job sir.

[@geriannroth449]

Fantastic video Paul. Can you ask Al what books on growing fruit trees he'd recommend for someone now starting their small fruit orchard in Barbados.

[@duncanmaina7491]

I am very inspired by this video. It is very encouraging to learn that fruit trees can be grown in containers. I will grow some in my property.

[@tata-pf1eb]

Awesome video, Paul👍👍❤

[@buhaypilipina1512]

Great video sir awesome fruit tress. Hi. I'm Filipina vloger farmer from Philippines.

[@billallengo]

Another great video.

[@williamstropicalfarm5082]

Love it. Hope my avocadoes get some fruit soon!!! Love the breadfruit!!. Totally agree on the six months to a year for cow dung. Peace n happiness to Al and his trees.

[@MakePeace123]

Thank You very Much, another great Program

[@CamiloSantiago-uw1vs]

Love this video, watching from the Philippines

[@nikokennedy837]

I absolutely love this content. Thank you!!

[@genovevabaculi5268]

Nice to see this video with very helpful information. I'm surprised to see balimbi in your orchard. We grow that tree back home. Almost every household grow in their backyard. What my parents did with matured balimbi, just before turning yellow, gathered the fruits and dry them. We add the dried fruit to soups, and stew fish. The taste of the dried balimbi stays the same. Thanks again for the video.

[@ishaa5948]

Thanks... U definitely gave us some valuable information. 🙏 Everything that u said is correct. I've been growing Moringa for 2 years. I finally had success last year. We had 5 freezes in NW FL zone 9.🤦 But it was the 50° nights that killed them. I started new ones last month. I will grow them in 30 gallon containers. I spray them w vinegar about once a week, more when it rains, to fight fungus. And I will be growing them in partial Sun. I have some 12" water bottles that I use as my starters. Hopefully they can last 6 months in those. 🤞 I'm planning on overwintering them until next Spring. I plan to be moved into my house by then. 👩🏽‍🌾🙏😏🥂

[@MsFishingdog]

Great video Paul. Thanks alot.

[@Gonzalo_M]

AMAZING! Thanks for the tour! Appreciate sharing all the knowledge! Would be nice to see the MEGA grafted tree mentioned in the video! :D

[@jeanmorusma1027]

God bless AMERICA!!!

[@00blackfrc]

I’ve never tried carambola so I’m going by there tomorrow for sure

[@brockberrick2727]

WOW! You are a Question master, thanks for asking so many questions

[@juanpatron1720]

Grea video Paul, very informative, I will definitely pay a visit and see what they have, I have been going to WPB and I live way closer to Al's. Great Job!!!

[@hedykarim3614]

Bilimbi pickles and Indian amchar is delicious with Indian food

[@dsfruittrees]

Great vid Paul! Alex and his crew are first class, and a wonderful source of knowledge for tropical fruits

[@desnalowers7116]

TRULY enjoyed this video

[@thegr8stm8]

Paul. Why not put pots over the drain field?

[@FruitfulTrees]

you want to keep the roots out of the ground so as long as you keep an eye on them that would work. I put garden beds there instead

[@chaselex]

Thanks for putting time stamps!! Amazing content!!

[@richardsantiago6076]

Great video

[@munirasultana2313]

Loved this video ❣️ A new Subscriber here 👍

[@ratnakarandyna5118]

Very informative

[@johnbanach3875]

The conventional wisdom is that Donnie is not a very good avocado, but Al tells us that if left on the tree longer until July or August, it's actually a very good and not watery avocado. It seems to me that's the case with ALL Florida avocados--they're picked too early and rushed to market before they reach their prime. All the Monroes are picked and shipped out by the first week of January, and yet their season should last until the middle of February. Growers start to pick Simmonds at the end of June, but when I had my tree, I found they weren't really very good until the middle of August.

[@kelliott7864]

Love the Florida accents.

[@misaventuras6995]

Great video with good tips.

[@Dan-ir5cq]

Helpful

[@2006beriberi]

Wow that’s a huge custard apple tree😮😅 I’ll visit that place

[@FruitfulTrees]

yes, amazing

[@rudekperezacupuncturist]

Starfruit, I believe high in oxalates is the problem with affecting the kidneys.

[@somerandomperson1503]

In addition to extremely high oxalate levels, they also contain a powerful toxin called caramboxin that is extremely damaging to the nervous system and can cause seizures, neurodegenerative disease and even death (even in people with healthy kidneys).

[@rudekperezacupuncturist]

@@somerandomperson1503 thanks, I kind of thought there was something else but couldn't remember. Such a good tasting and high production fruit.

[@inchristalone25]

For those who want to eat lots of starfruit you have to cut off the tips of the star that's where the oxalates concentrate according to Green dreams.

[@REG3305]

@@inchristalone25 and the majority of the bitterness... Eating a starfruit is so much better by doing the following. 1. Cut/Bite off top and bottom 2. Cut/Bite off star tips 3. Cut/Split along "seams" at the star tips You'll get perfect starfruit spears that separate from the seed sacks.

[@williamstropicalfarm5082]

@@inchristalone25 yes. Chop off the green tips ..

[@maniscreativegarden7736]

Very usefull information nice video sir

[@jnviljoen5679]

Hey Paul, that big custard apple, that is annona reticulata, am I right? Annona cherimola don't get that big?

[@FruitfulTrees]

I don't know how big a cherimola gets but you are correct the custard apple is annona reticulata and it gets big

[@jnviljoen5679]

Paul, I take it the huge 'Custard Apple' here is Annona Reticulata? Do you think a Cherimoya and a Squamosa would be okay over a drain field? I have a small yard too. Thanks

[@FruitfulTrees]

I wouldn't put any tree over a drain field

[@theonh9365]

On my island, avocado is hard, mango is easy. Probably salt coming from the ocean when there is a storm, that’s the problem. It kills coffee plants as well.

[@inspirewomen174-id3uf]

Hi Paul This a very educational video. Thank you I love to know if AI can train people from other countries. Would love to start fruit tree planting in Kenya

[@FruitfulTrees]

just contact him at his website. Do you know what growing zone you are in?

[@tata-pf1eb]

New subscriber after this video. Great interview👍👍

[@NaturalMysticRetreatCenter]

Ackee Breadfruit Avocado Mulberry gata be my top 4

[@AstroRef68]

Hi Excellent video Question: I have one paw paw in Wisconsin make’s flower but no fruit Does it need pollinator?

[@FruitfulTrees]

not sure if PawPaw is self pollinating or not

[@AstroRef68]

@@FruitfulTrees Actually I just found some fruit in it this year.

[@robinson101011]

Can you do a video on how they root trim large trees that are in the ground? Thanks.

[@phoebekosaketh4316]

I want to get Thai Jujube and sugar apple. How much is Thai jujube?

[@KeyWestMangoAddict]

Just visited Al’s this past week from key west, got an OS for the 3rd time now. Hurricane Irma killed the last one. I did notice some black spots on some branches though they wipe off fairly easy, hope it’s not disease 🤷🏼‍♂️. Any thoughts on the black spots?

[@FruitfulTrees]

as long as they are not on the fruit you should be okay

[@Life_Kyle]

Great 👍🏻

[@unpopuIaropinion]

Is mulching advisable ? I notice that the soil remains almost constantly moist, with almost no rain and no irrigation. Is that good?

[@FruitfulTrees]

mulch is helpful

[@ngocbirrer9310]

I have to move to south Florida!.

[@aurelio-reymilaorcabal9669]

" I like mango" i dont know anybody that doesn't like mango , and sugarapples are to die for , soursop/ guyabano one of the best fruits and the leaves make for a good tea that have CANCER fighting medicinal uses.

[@CynthiaWord-iq7in]

Figs? Southern wild figs we used to see around, Tampa-ish...I remember we're rooted in a clear bag, on limbs, took a long time. Have any?

[@FruitfulTrees]

figs grow here

[@gnovey7778]

Anyone know where to purchase the weed barrier he uses on the grow bags?

[@EricScott-qh5dg]

Oh yeah 😎? Oxalates: Raw Spinach has Oxalalic Acid which combines with serum Calcium, forming Calcium Oxalate, which is insoluble. Calcium Oxalate can form kidney stones. However, when Spinach is canned 🥫 the heat 🔥 of the canning process, destroys the Oxalalic Acid in the Spinach. Here in Atlanta, Georgia I prefer canned 🥫 Spinach to the local Collard Greens

[@punaforager]

I agree that bananas are a pain in the butt! They require so much management, and once they go in they are hard to get rid of. I’ve phased them out until a future planting, right now I’m focused on the 160 fruit or nut bearing trees I already have in the ground. The worst part of the bananas is the fire ants they attract in my area.

[@eswaribalan164]

Bananas here in borneo are so eazy to manage.

[@sharriceowens913]

Excellent interview..anyone know thr name of thecweed barrier he uses

[@georgweyand88]

It is the oxalic acid in the carambola that is bad for you kidneys (potential kidney stones), not the vitamin K

[@lubuck3023]

Hello, I am looking for some good Jamaican pumpkin and gungo peas seeds to buy. Thanks

[@pusatkarya]

Salam kenal kawanku salam sukses

[@tomalexander7651]

Hello, Can you provide the address of the Baby's banana nersary

[@sandrokranz5227]

He maybe should try the grassroots fabric pots. they are extra durable with plastic inner lining.They are great, I love them

[@kws1957]

You look like Moses.😊

[@brauliaguerrero656]

Hi Paul Thankyou for all your wonderful videos,I just moved to PSL back in may 2022 Been trying to buy some fruit trees I bought a lamb hass avocado and I thought that it was the grafted part that greww like 4 feet but it wasn’t,I think is the root stock that was used,please what should I do 😢.

[@FruitfulTrees]

just cut the root stock and let the grafted part grow

[@geriannroth449]

Where'd he get these large pots from

[@FruitfulTrees]

ask him

[@albertoperez-mm5qx]

Paul, what is the address in Homestead?? Great video!! Thanks

[@FruitfulTrees]

see description below the video

[@Deltonagardens]

right at about 20 min the aduio finally got loud enough to understand him. Not sure what was going on but dang that first 20 was difficult to understand.

[@HangNguyen-ty7zv]

Where is this location?

[@FruitfulTrees]

their site address is under the video

[@saswk1]

About the Strawberry tree I've read somewhere else that "The fruits are edible, though they are not usually enjoyable when fresh". Al must be talking about a specific variety which fruit tastes like cotton candy which is it? Excellent video. Thank you.

[@inchristalone25]

If he is talking about the cotton candy berry yes that's the strawberry tree or jamaican cherry tree and its only enjoyed fresh.

[@keithbroussard8867]

The Strawberry Tree you are looking for is the Muntingia Calabura. If you’re buying, make sure the tree has this name since there are other trees with the strawberry name.

[@saswk1]

@@keithbroussard8867 Thank You

[@veyradyluy3377]

How much 1 to 5 Acres in your area ?

[@FruitfulTrees]

mucho

[@missysimonelli]

Does he have an inventory list?

[@FruitfulTrees]

see his site in the description

[@pleiadesstarr453]

Any Durian or Jack fruit tree?

[@FruitfulTrees]

durian doesn't grow here but many jackfruit

[@ryankhem4548]

What is the address?

[@foryourgloryministries9564]

Everyone doing these videos always forget to mention how long it takes for the tree to bare fruits

[@JoseGonzales-ul9sv]

They don't forget there's is no accurate time when grafted sometimes you can buy them with fruits from seed some trees 3_5

[@davidperez4755]

What’s the address of the place??????

[@FruitfulTrees]

see their website in the description

[@johnfought9248]

Do you have any papyrus

[@darlenepowell5948]

I had two Meyer Lemon trees and the frost killed both of them!!

[@KennyPurpleRain]

Carambola has too much oxalate That is the problem Not Vitamin K I am a Nephrologist

[@Eugenia_Farms]

plz do not plant bear your drain field hahahaha

[@giorgiofeghali6145]

Do you sell Lychee tree

[@ngocbirrer9310]

Can grown nothing in Washington state

[@rockyhighwayroad7365]

Would you like me to send you a free razor? Halloween is over, you're not need to do your Osama bin Laden impression

[@Joseph-dl1tg]

Paul doesn’t need a razor. He is being the man that Yahweh created him to be. Your comment is ignorant. If you shave, you are destroying the most masculine expression if your body that you have. Big beards are awesome and natural. Baby faces are unnatural and are for boys, not men.

[@TheTruePhantom]

you should use the razor on your eyebrows instead lol, all the head and face hair while you are at it.

[@christinehoran7384]

Im looking for a dwarft meyer do you know anyone who mails orders to ne usa?

[@FruitfulTrees]

Try Lara Farms in Miami they ship in the mail

[@martylynchian8628]

NO offensive but is this dude homeless?

[@FruitfulTrees]

I think he was referring to me and my beard, lol

[@martylynchian8628]

@@johnbanach3875 The guy with the super long unkept beard obviously

[@juanpatron1720]

@Marty Damn dude, you must really enjoy being an ass for what I can see!

[@martylynchian8628]

@@juanpatron1720 Yeah, I am way off. Tell me you would not think this guy was homeless if he walked up behind you as you were getting into your car or was on a park bench. You know I am right.

[@Joseph-dl1tg]

No, you are acting ignorant. He is not homeless. He is a real man. Not a naked faced baby boy.