Getting 300 Oranges off a 4ft Tall Orange Tree | Part 8

[@VeganAthlete]

Getting 300 Oranges off a 4ft Tall Orange Tree | Part 8 -Watch Part 1 Here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHStmIKBmLuHntk -Watch Part 2 Here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmSVlYudls12qbM -Watch Part 3 Here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4nGoKlme62liLc -Watch Part 4 Here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqGyoqtrq8tgg6s -Watch Part 5 Here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWOmlnWJqrOMgaM -Watch Part 6 Here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4u4mqOLeKaKapo -Watch Part 7 Here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jl6lkmiMm7Kmb6s PLEASE JOIN MY NEW KZbin CHANNEL HERE: www.KZbin.com/AdventuresWJakeNicole I'M LEAVING THE USA IN 2 MONTHS AND VOLUNTEERING ON ORGANIC FARMS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD STARTING IN EUROPE FOR 1 YEAR! WE NEED FINANCIAL HELP TO VIDEO THE EXPERIENCE WITH A DAILY GARDENING/FARMING VLOG! CLICK HERE TO DONATED IF YOU CAN: 1. www.GoFundMe.com/JakeNicole 2. www.Patreon.com/JakeNicole Join My Facebook GARDENING GROUP Here: facebook.com/groups/ArizonaGarden/ Find Me on Snapchat & Instagram: "JakeMaceTaiChi" Find Jay Barringer Here; - facebook.com/groups/PhxFruitGrowers/ - facebook.com/phoenixfruitrees/ - kzbin.info/door/qJ8BlqRwYdJRaD2z9mJUMA CLICK HERE TO ORDER A MONTHLY SEED BOX: www.seedbankbox.com?rfsn=874867.37388x.com Join My New Online Gardening School for $5 at subscriptions.viddler.com/JakeMaceKungFu (Scroll to the Bottom) Check out My NEW Gardening STORE Here: www.jakemace.com/gardening-store-.html JOIN My NEW Facebook GARDENING PAGE! Click HERE: facebook.com/groups/ArizonaGarden/ Let's Garden Together Online. My New Gardening Online School is $5 a month or $50 a year at www.JakeMace.com Check Out & ORDER Our Gardening Supplies & Tree Food HERE: www.jakemace.com/gardening-store-.html Hit the "Like" button, Click "SUBSCRIBE", Comment Below, and Share this Video! Friend me on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/jakemace.taichi Check out my website at www.JakeMace.com Email me at: [e-mail] Check out my other KZbin channels at: www.KZbin.com/ShaolinCenter www.KZbin.com/OrderTaiChi www.KZbin.com/VeganAthlete Music is: 1. The Creek by Topher Mohr and Alex Elena 2. I Need You by Stone Ocean kzbin.info

[@lisaloprestodehart1606]

Would love insight as I started to grow my fruit. I moved from on the coast in Mississippi to north Arkansas. But so far I have So now I have 1 persimmon 3 plum 2 pear 5 apple 2 pawpaw 3 hazelnut 1 zombiefruit 2 juneberry 2 BlackBerry 4 blueberry 2 strawberry pot 3 dwarf cavender banana in pots 2 stella, blk tartarian cherry 2 navel orange in pots 1 ruby grapefruit in pot 4 grapes 1 variegated eureka in pot 1 Bonsai pomegranate So any help on trees like fertilize or bugs etc

[@javiermontes905]

Beautiful yard.

[@RussellBooth1977]

It's good that a person can get a tree canopy started in a more arid place such as Arizona !!!! As far as the citrus trees go,they are always hungry for plant food,my dad has his citrus tree (i.e. lemonade, lemon,orange & mandarin trees) growing on his old septic transpiration area,he was made to get a pump out tank installed on his property as the transpiration area is only 1/2 a metre of sand on glacial rock,the water leached into the front drain when 7 of us were living in the house. The citrus must be getting their nutrients from the sand being full of the nutrients from the septic system, all of them do well except the orange tree. Maybe the orange tree needs more plant food or something but the lemonade & mandarin tree gets loaded with fruit each winter,so much so with the mandarin tree we have to give them away by the bucket load. My youngest brother used to work in horticulture so he pruned the mandarin tree right back, perhaps that's why it gets loaded with fruit !!!! For some reason,our family has never done well with orange trees,I have to find out why !!!!

[@VeganAthlete]

00:33 Dragon Fruit Cactus Climbing 40' up a tree!!!

[@Jar0fMay0]

VeganAthlete my grandpa has one of those growing on a mesquite tree that's pushing 30 or so feet. Last year most of the dragon fruit grew on the top part of the tree and none of us could reach it. Birds loved it though.

[@TonyMontana-sm3df]

33? Are you a freemason!

[@johnwinnerdz1]

you must become the thirst of your plant to fill your cells . And just try things based on logic nature loves for you to help it. LOL

[@lovinghobby9072]

May I visit that garden?

[@sreykmao69]

Budah hand lemon, is it hybrid?

[@johnwinnerdz1]

your back yard pond creates mini biome for your plants.if you were to put a small net over your whole yard it would further biome. I was thinking the best way to enjoy cold water from practical analysis is to walk in to or almost waste deep then dive under and swim then come up. it sends the rush of endorphins to your outer extremities with rush of adrenaline too which counters the cold effect as your blood heats up. it feels magical

[@TonyMontana-sm3df]

JAY ROCKS!

[@GrowInContainer]

Best part 9:18 😂😂😂

[@VeganAthlete]

00:26 Rainwater Harvesting!

[@marjiesgirl]

Great video, very good to see you back in a garden Jake. I love the fact that Jay is so knowledgeable about his fruits and it's obvious how much he loves them.

[@paulperez4268]

Hi I would like to have a mango tree,star fruit and Jackfruit but i Live where i got snow and temp below zero,how can i take care of them if i can acquire to have them...I am so jealous of you to have those tropical plants in your yard. I have moringa but i am tired of taking them inside the house when the temp goes down to fifty and dormant it inside the house.

[@VeganAthlete]

00:27 BUDDHA'S HAND LEMON!

[@Jar0fMay0]

That Buddhist hand is great as a car air freshener. Your car will smell citrus-y for about 2 or so weeks

[@spirulerlcous]

That would be quire the air freshener!

[@KaspaBTC]

Thanks Jake for taking the time to do these. I watch every one of your videos!

[@nugrahascience999-NaFaS_NuSA]

Excuse me,.... have you black sapote fruit? How it is taste? Thanks b4,...

[@drkevorkian2396]

Wonderful series...

[@chubbiturtles9818]

what does below gray mean?

[@georgecarlin2656]

Awesome journey.

[@rodney73991]

i just watched vediow of guy michgan with in ground orange tree. he dug squre hole put 2 foam insulation made in ground pot drill holes bottom hole thought great idea. he make green house told about wrapping tree vedio. i told when get cold snow ground that when pick them not sure if got way get fruit in middle winter with out lose heat. i thought insulation box great idea for north anyway . not were your at.

[@carlosdavila2552]

where can I get star fruit in the valley?

[@waldox1]

Search online, you’ll find someone.

[@Workinggirlhomestead]

how is that without much sun? or is this later in the day?

[@Friaspordias]

Question, since I have not read all the replies, as for the pollination , does he have bees?

[@jennifercaldwell533]

What the heck is a Buddhists Hand? They look amazing!

[@ZWATER1]

Ty👍

[@ZE308AC]

seeds are life and I dislike the seedless watermelons.

[@simonbennett3834]

Jay's yard is amazing

[@timehasbegun5828]

Jay do you travel out of state to do renovation ?

[@GrowInContainer]

Good video as always.Hoping one day maybe i have that much land to grow fruit ☺️😌❤️

[@yvencia1150]

love its!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@spirulerlcous]

Pretty spiffy. I feel like the series could keep on going.

[@larrytornetta9764]

I have 15 navel oranges on my Pennsylvania grown, non greenhouse, potted orange tree.

[@lisaloprestodehart1606]

Would love some insight on navel as I'm in Arkansas and get cold and snow some years. Was starting mine doing pots. I have 2 navel 2 late lane navel plus 20 other fruit trees.

[@larrytornetta9764]

@@lisaloprestodehart1606 they are in big pots. I move them inside before first frost. They are either in my living room or in basement. They must be kept moist.

[@EddyFlexy]

this man is a genius!

[@healingwithin9993]

What if it was growing in a container can I Barry the rootball

[@motorez1]

Where in the world is this?

[@mgm2008]

motorez1 phoenix Arizona

[@mikeramos5709]

Arizona...

[@raymondray3232]

This is crazy.

[@JennaDanelle]

But the persimmons!!!!! Did I miss you guys eating those?

[@TonyMontana-sm3df]

The rumor on the streets is you and Nicole have split up. Is this true?

[@TonyMontana-sm3df]

There has been a lot of talk about Nicole being unhappy and they have not made a video together in a while.

[@TonyMontana-sm3df]

The streets!

Secret to high amount of fruits = mainly phosphorus and a little bit of potassium and trace minerals. If you want 100% organic use bone meal and fish guts. Bone marrow and guts have the highest concentration of phosphorus. Put it on the damn tree right before its about to fruit. Nitrogen is for leaves. Composted leaves/grass clippings and manure would be best for nitrogen. Wood Chips and Wood Ash for Potassium and good for the Roots and trunk. So to break it down. 1. When young tree is first planted you want good roots - meaning you want more phosphorus and potassium. So use Fish guts/bone meal and Wood chip/Manure based worm castings and compost. Do not use too much nitrogen. No chicken manure. 2. Once established - During growing phase plant is growing stems and leaves - so More potassium and nitrogen. For potassium best source is wood chips and wood ash. For nitrogen use chicken manure, grass clippings etc. 3. Do above till tree is about to fruit - then add the fish guts again.

[@stewl5081]

Pali

[@stellieford9139]

This guy is terrible with numbers, but great with plants

[@sherry4004]

Pink lemonade without questionable dyes. Yippee!

[@zatara5299]

talk about maie bonding. two bros sharing a mandarin in the garden.

[@martaferreira1698]

Maravilhosas

[@humanfirst8981]

Man he was getting started with seeds importance and you cut him off....it's important ....Costco radiates all fruits which were already seedless to begin with ...your DNA will get damaged

[@drillsergeant623]

Is a lie.

[@Test-gy2pk]

Rain forest

[@dildoomicroph1720]

What a fake