How to SUPERCHARGE Your Edible Fruit Trees - "Foliar Feeding"

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How to SUPERCHARGE Your Edible Fruit Trees - "Foliar Feeding". In this video we talk about Foliar Feeding our Edible and Tropical Fruit Trees and Nut Trees with Shamus O'Leary from Shamus O'Leary's Tropical Fruit Trees in Phoenix, Arizona! Tropical & Edible Fruit Trees like Mango Trees, Papaya Trees, Banana Trees, and Sapote Trees grow amazingly well in the Phoenix, Tempe, Mesa, Scottsdale area of Arizona! You can supercharge your trees health, growth, strength, and fruit production by spraying the leaves (aka: "Foliar Feed) to give your trees nutrients! Enjoy!

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[@doctoroctos]

The opening joke was good. Big fan of the foliar feeding. I have been using the 1 gallon sprayer, time to move up.

[@yellowannie22]

I have been watching ur videos for a short time and I am super grateful for the information. thanx a bunch. super psyched to get outside and try some of your ideas. keep it coming!

[@ourdattafamily]

Thank you for the very useful video (s) that I find keeping my attention till the end.

[@cocuyona1]

Thanks Jake and Shamus!! learned a lot from this video!!...will definitely be starting Foliar Feeding as soon as I get the ingredients and the pump!...keep up the great work both of you!..you guys should join forces and start classes...am sure would be a great success :-)

[@VeganAthlete]

Manny Vedo Thanks Manny! Good idea! :)

[@111Tenacity]

Thanks Jake, I am going to foliar feed my plants from now on. Great advice, Shamus !

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markham chalker Thanks Markham for watching! Good Luck! :)

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[@michaelkline2241]

Another great video Jake. Good info!!

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Michael Kline Thank you Michael!

[@kenyoder2665]

Wow good info to know thank you.

[@diegoemestica9786]

Awesome video guys!What is an alternative for the hep 35? I live in California and I'm not sure if its even possible to buy anything like hep 35 in this state. Appreciate the help. thank you

[@ntes4025]

you can substitute hep35 with MiracleGroFoodPlant (the same chemistry in it). I use 1tb spoon of it for 2 gallons, plus the rest stuff and a pinch of epsom salt.

[@rogerwilco6355]

10/10 A +

[@jonlee2186]

Wow!!! Really informative.

[@rowenadinsmore1]

The stomata is under the leaves and they are bigger pores used by plants during respiration.

[@galinademchenko9816]

yep. I spray even heavier underneath leaves

[@ashleyfrazee4789]

Any thoughts on adding the liquid from worm bins? Or would you recommend that goes into soil only?

[@shamusoleary2139]

Ashley Frazee I would use

[@Cindyfromaz]

Thanks for another great video. I'm going to get some of that good stuff as soon as I can. I wonder if it works on citrus?

[@VeganAthlete]

Cindyfromaz Hi Cindy! Yes, Shamus said it works great on Citrus!

[@Cindyfromaz]

Fantastic! Thanks

[@jacqueschannel4538]

Wait, so foliar feeding the humid acid and kelp helps the soil somehow? How does this work, or does he also spray the ground?

[@superjoshlopez]

Wow that's amazing. I want to buy the 8oz bottle. I live in Las Vegas. Where can I order mine?

[@jacqueschannel4538]

How does a healthy plant fend off aphids? Like is it just the leaves will be impenetrable?

[@visarbrestovci9029]

Should you spray when plants have fruit on them

[@fortmyersfruitforest5214]

visar brestovci yes this is not a problem as long as you use non toxic organic fertilizer. Monopotassium greatly benefits fruiting and flowering abundance and size and should be used in 1% solutions

[@JamesEdington]

Is compostea a good foliar feed? I have a composter that has about 3gal of compostea at any given time and I’ve used it sparingly in watering. Just wondering if it’d be good for leaves...

[@BiolleyBuzz]

Yes, it is very good for the leaves! Ferment it and it is even better!

[@JamesEdington]

@@BiolleyBuzz what's the recommended fermentation process for compostea?

[@beautyofbeitummar9042]

is the 8 ounce bottle you sell a cocktail of everything you just mixed into your sprayer? or is it just a small amount of hep 35 ?

[@fortmyersfruitforest5214]

He sells a pre-mixed bottle of everything you saw him put into the sprayer.

[@kevinblair9701]

Is there a substitute (non commercial) for HEP 35????

[@galinademchenko9816]

if you look up the ingredients of HEP35 they are same as in miracle gro plant food

[@RachelAsta]

I purchased this cocktail from Shamus. Can it be used on the banana plants?

[@muffininorbit]

Wow I’ve really been adding to much feed in my mix

[@tinyjungle_]

What type of sprayer is that? I know it's 4 gallon but what type of sprayer is it in order to avoid clogging? I need a 4-gallon sprayer I just want to make sure I buy the right Style for this type of application. Thanks

[@lifeisgood070]

All this time you spend with iron, I'd recommend you donate blood as a man. Can be hard to get the oxidation out otherwise. Maybe 2x a year? Thanks for sharing all the stuff, this is amazing. Makes sense too. I want to feed my body through my skin, but my soaking water is from the city and contains chloramine and flouride.

[@nauaheenirfan8636]

Hi Shamus, l need to buy your Folier fertilzer. How do l get it?? The link provided not working. Thanks.

[@nay282]

can you put this on non-fruit tree too? What do you do to keep bugs off your trees and fruit? I live in Illinois with very cold winters. Can I still use your free food in my zone?

[@fortmyersfruitforest5214]

nay282 Yes all trees have stomata’s on the underleaf and will benefit from a foliar feed. Be sure to always research and grow what thrives in your distinct grow zone. Best Regards

[@ANGELMOON4217]

I USE NEEM OIL AND MILD SOAP AS A SPRAY ONCE A WEEK, OUR FRUIT TREES GET THE WHITE MOTHS AND LAY THEIR EGGS WHO LOVE TO EAT MY TREES. I LIVE IN SOUTHERN AZ. JUST ORDERED YOU FOLLAR FEEDING. DO YOU THINK THE NEEM WILL BE OK WITH YOUR SPRAY?

[@jorgeramirez3513]

Can you spray any month of the year for avocado tree?

[@thnkr0917]

Ok, so question. He says he does this every two weeks throughout the year and he does it in early morning or at dusk due to the sun. I keep hearing that this shouldn't be applied when the temp is above 80 degrees, but we all know it's still well above 80 degrees at dawn and dusk here in Phoenix from May through September. So what's the deal? Is the temp not as important as the actual sunshine? What happens if I foliar feed my trees at dusk, but the temp is still 90-100 degrees? I'm still giving my trees all night to absorb the nutrients before morning sun hits them, right?

[@ricardopagan8150]

Can i foliar feed my dragon fruit

[@fortmyersfruitforest5214]

Ricardo Pagan yes

[@RA-rf4nz]

I see the ironic use of the Roundup sprayer.

[@78221maciel]

Hi, I have several ice cream bean trees that I have been growing from seed. They are about a foot long and the leaves are going from green to a gold brown. What can I do to stop this from happening?

[@fortmyersfruitforest5214]

Rosemary Barajas spray trees once every week will 2 tablespoons of fish fertilizer to 4 gallons of water. Make sure the tree are watered enough and not drying out too much. Your trees will go very green after 1-2 applications however I recommend you continue this feed yearround.

[@jorgeramirez3513]

Where to buy the bottle of foliar feed.

[@Doctor.Scaper]

Where can I buy your solution in canada?

[@edeeeeee]

How soon can you begin foliar feeding citrus after put in ground?

[@fortmyersfruitforest5214]

Eddie 5 immediately the tree will benefit greatly l. Go light though and cut the mix in half with water

[@zebrabirdantonia]

Can I buy your Mix and have it Maile to Calif?

[@curtissmith221]

Hey there Jake, I coincidentally live nearby based on the cross streets; less than a mile I presume. How do I go about getting trees for my garden from him? I don't use facebook. Is he open to the public certain days? I assume it is residential. Where in town can I get moringa cuttings or plants?

[@VeganAthlete]

Curtis Smith Hey Curtis, you can visit Shamus O'Leary's Tropical Fruit Trees on Weekends from 10am - 3pm. His number is [phone] I can give you a couple Moringa Seeds if you drop by one of my gardening events! The next one is this Saturday at 8am & 10am

[@andrewfields8556]

Your not just foliar feeding at sunset just because of the burning of the leaves. It has more to do with the stamata opening up.

[@margaretrosin7853]

Love your videos! Thank you for not putting music through the entire thing- so annoying. They are so well done, and beautifully informative. I am creating exactly what you have, with a wood chip covering, in the desert. I understood that the wood chips will provide everything the plant will need, as you are mimicking nature itself. Do you still believe in supplementing nutrients, and why? I would love your insight. Thank you Jake! : )

[@VeganAthlete]

Margaret Rosin Thanks Margaret! Yes, I still provide nutrients on top of wood chips like foliar feeding, Azomite Rock Dust Minerals, watering with pond water, worm castings, etc!

[@ntes4025]

there are plenty of biology books that can be found even in the local library for self-education regarding plant physiology. All you need is just check them out.

[@abara5678]

So could the reason for there being more pores on the downside of the leaves be to catch water that evaporates from the ground taking nutrients with it aswell? Just wondering.

[@artbyntoennies]

good theory! I wish it would work that way! LOL

[@anthonyivanaglugubjr.2645]

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[@tateeklund3186]

good information, however people the manure, bone meal, and blood meal, should be used in soil just not a direct addition cause of the possible viruses. What I do is have a soil mix pile which sits for over a year. Also rock dust use carefully cause it does contain heavy metals in it. best thing to remember is super charge your soil with organism.

[@HRDRZ]

nasty nutrients bro!!!!!

[@edwardsaladhands]

such a shame he uses chemicals i bet he dont know about sonic bloom which would do what hes doing but even better and its 100% natural

[@mrfishypep]

Ah yes, chemicals, the bane of all life. If only we could feed plants something with no chemicals. If there's anything I've learned it's that plants hate chemicals like magnesium, iron, and especially nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.

[@justryan2070]

It would be nice if people used the actual name of the fruit. It's called Guaba and it doesn't look, taste, smell or have the texture of ice cream. It's simply a sweet fibrous bean you suck on. For the future I think it's best if people stop comparing fruit to dairy products like ice cream, yogurt, cheese and pie.

[@Batman-on6gn]

I wouldn't use this I rather use organic stuff