Fruits Galore Jamaica 🇯🇲 Is Blessed /Story Time Watch To The End

[@fulljoy3603]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 wow I feel excited just look pon dem fruits deh

[@homeandgardenfixandtricks6938]

Understand the feelings

[@joycarson3959]

Your tree is loaded with my favorite fruit - star fruit.

[@homeandgardenfixandtricks6938]

Wish you could get a few. Them sweet bad

[@vernajoseph9444]

Woooeeee!!!! Out comes the blender, juice for days!

[@homeandgardenfixandtricks6938]

😆 that is it

[@BeulahWellington]

To prevent the nut grass from growing back you have to dig deep and remove the grass with the nut attached and not just break off the top of the grass.

[@blackbway]

Snake plant. In Westmoreland weher I'm from, we called them Carrato. I guess it's because it has a bright orange root.

[@homeandgardenfixandtricks6938]

Yes, it does. Different places have different names for plants. Thanks for your input

[@blackbway]

The caterpillar on the lime tree are the larvae of the swallow tail butterfly. That lime tree is too big for them to destroy, give them a chance 😊

[@homeandgardenfixandtricks6938]

Alright, I will since they are very important in the ecosystem

[@blackbway]

So that fruit is not just Mammy, it's Mammy Apple. There are two different types of fruits that I know of, Mammy apple, that one that you have, and another one called Mammy sapote, similar to neseberry but much bigger. It has one or two large seeds that looks similar to neseberry. So that is mammy apple, and there is also mammy sapote.😊

[@homeandgardenfixandtricks6938]

Wow, I'm learning. I was first introduced to it in college back in 2001. Loved it and am still enjoying it years after.

[@mayweathermoney5191]

Tear it off and dry it for tea

[@homeandgardenfixandtricks6938]

We did just that 😆 thanks for watching

[@carolwilson4901]

Snake plant from your father

[@homeandgardenfixandtricks6938]

Yess I remembered it when I finished filming. Thank you

[@tiktokvids5232]

The name of the green and yellow plant is Sansivera otherwise called Mother in laws tongue

[@homeandgardenfixandtricks6938]

Wow. Where are you from? Because we called it snake plant here in jamaica.