Garden Update. AUTUMN. 21 April 2022. Redcliffe. Queensland. Australia.

Hiii my friends. Lots to show you this Autumn. It's been an extra cool Autumn but still lots of fruit coming off the trees. I'm still picking quite a few papayas, also picking some very delicious custard apples or sugar apples (Atis). A few, but sadly not enough dragon fruit, a nice big haul of Brazilian Cherries and plenty of vegetables. A few problems after the massive record rains and floods we've had but slowly getting on top of that. Also I'm finally opening up a new area with some new fruit trees, more room for my potted fruit tree collection and a nice new vegetable garden.
Ok now I've nearly caught up with the garden updates, after the computer breakdown. This is a little late I guess, but I feel not too bad. It was an interesting Autumn. But extra cool and still too wet as well. Wettest Spring, Summer and Autumn I ever remember in this area. I think the good rain did help to give a nice big papaya harvest this season, I hardly ever had to use the hose. But it really was way too much rain, the papayas especially were too wet, too often, and especially now it's getting colder the plants are beginning to suffer. A lot of preparation work needs to be done now, mostly for the roots, to keep the papayas as healthy as possible so they can get though a cold winter and ready to fruit again in Spring.
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CANNAZYM is a high-quality enzyme product. It consists of more than 12 different kinds of enzymes to which vitamins and extracts of desert plants are added. CANNAZYM speeds up the process of breaking down dead root material and activates the micro-organisms. In addition to this, CANNAZYM facilitates the improved absorption of nutrients and increases the resistance against pathogenic organisms.
The Threat to the Root Zone
In a root system that functions well, roots die and new roots are formed. The remains of roots that died form an ideal growing substrate for pathogenic organisms. After the pathogenic moulds have multiplied in the dead root material, they are a threat to the healthy roots. These are easily affected and will lose an important part of their function. This causes stress to the entire plant and stunts any new growth.
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Enzymes are substances that speed up the reactions in living organisms. (Example: enzymes play a vital role in our digestion). The enzymes in CANNAZYM facilitate the fast conversion of dead roots into minerals and sugars. This is important, as they make up a valuable source of nutrients for the plant as well as for the soil environment. A fast breakdown of root remains creates a balanced air and soil hydrology in the root environment. Furthermore, putrefaction and consequently the formation of toxic substances are prevented and the risk of an infection by pathogenic moulds is considerably reduced. This is ideal for your plant. The soil environment is improved, as the minerals and sugars that are formed as a result of using CANNAZYM, are important for the bacteria located close to the roots. These bacteria provide the plant with extra protection against diseases that are caused by moulds and facilitate the exchange of nutrients and vitamins with the roots. This results in improved balance and increased absorption capacity.
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[@bhebiannebres8972]

Wow..l love this fruit ❤😘😘🤩😍

[@localtime824]

Hiii Bhebian. I'm sure I'd love all of the fruit on your farm too. ❤🙂

[@jakestvBLOG]

Wooooow wow wow

[@localtime824]

Hehehe. Thanks sooo much my dear friend :-)

[@user-ue4ob3qb9t]

I love it My friend 💗💞 since 2 years ago now but remember this 😊 Albert

[@irishangelicaacala]

Wow very nice my friend 😊

[@localtime824]

Hiii Angelica. Thank you so much my friend. :-)

[@jakestvBLOG]

Your papayas are gigantic

[@localtime824]

Hiii Marian. Yes not bad hey? hehehe. I'm proud of them. I'm pretty sure this variety will get a lot bigger in the tropics. I have some videos coming soon where I pick the biggest papaya of the season and weigh them on some scales, and give them a taste test. Not bad at all. Very good size for the Sub-tropics.:-)

[@ariannebres3704]

wow nice

[@localtime824]

Hiii Arian. Thank you my friend. Glad you like it. :-)

[@rhizadelasian8512]

I love atisssss ♥️♥️♥️

[@localtime824]

Hii Rhiza. You do? Yes it's great stuff. So sweet. This variety Atis I have here is maybe the sweetest in Australia. Thanks so very much for watching my dear friend. ❤🙂

[@jamellanicole136]

Healthy is wealth💗

[@localtime824]

Hiii Jamella. Well said my friend. Good health is number 1 in our lives. Without good health we have nothing. Thanks so much for watching ❤🙂

[@Coolclimatetropicalfruits]

Lots of monster sized fruit around even with the extra cold weathers that rolled past Nice one Dale 👍

[@localtime824]

Hiii Niel. Thanks so much. Great to see you here and great to connect on FB too. Yea these plants got beat around from the massive rains we had in February. And even after that it kept raining too much. The papaya fruits still look good in this video, but you can see the papaya leaves don't look as good as in the Summer update. But the fruiting has been great, I was picking fruit everyday for many months, right up until that cold snap a couple of days before Winter actually. Right now, in mid June, it's bitterly cold and all of my trees have stopped growing. Fruits are still ripening on the papayas but very slow. Papaya health will start going backwards now, they almost die every year in Winter actually, and then come back to life in Spring. I want to do some work on the papaya roots now, try and make them more healthy with that Cannazime, also paint the stems with that dolomite paste I make. And now I have a chance to clear back the jungle that keeps closing in on the papayas out the back, and let them get more sunlight and ventilation. Get everything ready for Spring and hopefully next season will be an even better harvest. Thanks for watching Mate :-)

[@maryannnebres8850]

Woooow..

[@localtime824]

Hiii Mary. Not too bad hey? That's what its all about. Picking the fruits. Sooo good. That's the big reward hehe. Did you see my Brazilian Cherry's near the end of the video? Starting at 54 minutes I show my Brazilian Cherry tree. It's only a small tree but covered in fruits. I picked more than 1000 yummy sweet juicy cherry sized fruits. They ripened at a perfect speed too, they did not ripen all at once, instead I was picking 50 to 70 ripe fruits everyday for a month. So that was great, Brazilian Cherry's for breakfast, everyday for a month :-)

[@jakestvBLOG]

Been awhile since you last updated this garden and it made sooo much progress. Keep up the good work, its very fruitful literally

[@localtime824]

Hiii Marian. Great to hear from you. Yes slowely moving forward I guess hehe. Not as fast as I'd like but it's ok. Progress is a good feeling. Thanks for dropping by my friend :-)

[@maryannnebres8850]

Atis in my country......that's sweet ...

[@localtime824]

Hii Mary. Thanks for dropping by. Yes I was surprised to find out you grow so many Atis / Custard Apples in the Philippines. I love them. They're one on my favourites. This variety I'm growing here is extra good. Perhaps the best variety in Australia. It's sweet like candy my friend :-)

[@carminanebrescanumay2649]

Atis it's my favorite fruits coz it's a healthy fruits...good for our body...

[@localtime824]

Hii Carmina thanks for dropping by. Yes Atis, is an amazing fruit. We call them "Custard Apples" here in Australia. It's one of my favourites too. And many people think this variety Atis I'm growing, called the "KJ Pinks, Paxton Prolific, Self Pollinating" is the best variety in Australia. If I move to the Philippines I hope to take some of these seeds with me because it is very good. This one is incredibly sweet and very soft, not as "chewy" as most Atis, and also not many seeds in each fruit. Thanks again my friend, hope you liked the video :-)

[@loloisko4618]

Wow ❤😮🥰😍

[@lesliequeenabella4613]

We call atis here in Philippines my friend..

[@localtime824]

Hiii Leslie. Yes very interesting. I only found out not long ago you have many Atis in the Philippines. Great to see that. I guess you have all the best fruits in the Philippines. Thanks so much for watching my friend :-)

[@ehlanepruitt7136]

😍😍😍🥰

[@localtime824]

Hiii Ehlane. Good to see you again. Hope you are well. Thanks for dropping by :-)

[@carminanebrescanumay2649]

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[@localtime824]

Thanks so much my friend :-)

[@lynsyoutube]

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[@clarkkentdeedu6496]

that atis in Philippines my friend

[@localtime824]

Hii Clark. Yes I hear you have many atis in the Philippines. Yummy. Thanks for watching my friend :-)

[@jakestvBLOG]

Sometimes here in phils those pesticides are sooo expensive

[@localtime824]

Yes wow interesting my friend, I never think about that before until now. I guess its just like medications in the Phils, you have to pay those big chemical company's the same price as we pay here. For us here a bottle of Permethrin is only a small percentage of the average wage, a small percentage of the average persons weekly pay. But for you in the Philippines, with a much lower cost of living and a much lower wage the cost would be huge. Most local products in the Phils are cheaper than we have here in Australia, but you all get a much lower pay too. Dang! Makes it hard for you.

[@maryannnebres8850]

Wooow 😘💖💖🥰

[@localtime824]

Hiii Mary ann. Thanks so much for watching. Glad you liked it. ❤🙂

[@jessicasabio3387]

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[@localtime824]

Hiii Jessica. Thanks for visiting my channel. Hope you liked the video. 👍❤🙂

[@renalynballessKing]

Hi my friend it's me

[@Shargaa]

What do you called that fruit ?

[@localtime824]

Ohhh Hiii my friend. Good timing.. These are the "Brazilian Cherry". You were asking me about Cherry's last time. Yea these are very nice fruits. But they don't taste much like a real Cherry. It's too hot here for the real Cherry's, the real Cherry's need a cold winter to bear good fruits... But this Brazilian Cherry will grow well even in the hot tropics of the Philippines.. And yes its a very nice fruit. Thanks sooo much for dropping by, hope you liked it :-)

[@localtime824]

@UCYRrAb4L9bV-8uQWGrtYxzA Oh yes the fruit at the beginning of this video. Yes we call it Custard Apple in Australia and I think many call it Sugar Apple in the USA. Yes I only find out not long ago you have many of these fruits in the Philippines and you call them Atis. Yes very delicious fruit my friend :-)

[@carminanebrescanumay2649]

All fruits it's give a healthy body.....

[@ariannebres3704]

all fruits its the healthy

[@localtime824]

Yes fruit is so important for the body and taste great. When I was a little boy my mother always used to have a bowl of fruit on the table and she always say "Eat some fruit". But I never eat enough and always want to eat sweet biscuits haha. But when I became a teenager and started playing sports and working part time, then i realise how important fruit is for a strong healthy body. And when we eat enough fruits and vegetables we never get sick.

[@cancelorsave]

Im not an atis lover 😀✌

[@localtime824]

Hii Derly. Ohhh really? That's a surprise! Maybe you find them too sweet? They are very sweet, nearly like candy. Especially my variety, gee mine are so sweet and sticky.... I'd never even seen a Custard Apple/ Atis until I was 21 and moved to a farming area and started working on a farm. One day a Mate visited and he had these BIG Atis that he just bought at a farm not far away. They were HUGE Atis, nearly as big as basketballs, and wow I loved the taste the moment I tried them. Thanks so much for visiting Derly. Did you see my Brazilian Cherry's near the end of the video at 54 minutes? Have you seen those fruits in the Philippines? I think you would have them in the Phills. Very yummy little fruits. They call them "cherry's" but they dont taste much like a cherry. But still very nice, very sweet and tangy and juicy, and very high in Vitamin C. I picked more than a 1000 fruits off that small tree this last time and it gives fruits 4 or 5 times a year. Actually this last 6 months its had 1 of 2 ripe fruits on it nearly every day. Yes its a good tree to have. Thanks very much for watching my dear friend. :-)

[@francesburgess1167]

Hi there thanks so much for the mention really really appreciate it .. I hope you are doing ok.. please email me again somehow I can’t find your original one.

[@localtime824]

Hii Frances. Long time no see, yea it's been a few years since I popped by. There's been a few changes in my life, some not good, but hoping to stay on top of it all. Great to hear from you. 🙂Sorry for late reply. I've been sick again, this Winter is really kicking my ass. Welcome for the mention, hope you noticed the link in the description of this video. Hopefully it will get you some extra sales over time. You run a great business Fran, I couldn't recommend you enough. Ok I'll try to find the old email and send it again. Subscribed you btw, hehe. You don't have any videos yet? Ok well I'll be the first to support you when you do. Best Regards. 🙂

[@elonuchinenye3711]

Nice one my friend 😊

[@localtime824]

Hi Chinny. Thank you so much. Some of my papayas are getting a bit neglected because I've been working on that new garden you see at the end of the video. But hope to catch up with all the chores eventually :-) Thanks again my friend. :-)