The Amazing Pindo Palm!

[@DavidRamirez-ww5kv]

Thank you sharing sir.

[@NateBuker]

I'll be building a series on local backyard/wild edibles. Thanks for jumping in!

[@benjamingibbs8788]

I have one growing in Phoenix, AZ

[@JungleJayAdventures]

We have a couple of those right near where I take my guests during the sunset tours.

[@NateBuker]

Chow down!

[@erinbosch5915]

This is exactly what I was looking for! A neighbor of mine has one of these and I noticed the fruit... it was so good and now I really want one! I always walk by there and see if it has fruit but I think I missed it last year. I want to say it ripens in october.

[@NateBuker]

@erinbosch5915 Around here they ripened and dropped in August this year.

[@thechosenone6293]

They are all over Florida where I live

[@marrisobufete4440]

That is heavens fruits

[@deborahkatz1873]

Remove seed pods before they pop?

[@NateBuker]

???

[@2023byoml]

You should also plant a jubaea chiliesis palm

[@NateBuker]

I'll look into it!

[@teddyghioto]

GOT ONE IN MY YARD MY GRANDPA PLANTED DROPPING FRUIT RIGHT NOW..STAY IN THOSE WOODS BROTHER..IM OVER HERE IN MOBILE COUNTY....

[@NateBuker]

Nice! I saw your comment on The Hedge video. Thanks so much for being on board here!

[@peacefulscrimp5183]

Is there a poisonous lookalike ❓

[@NateBuker]

Not that I'm aware of. I've pointed out the unique identifying characteristics of the tree and fruits.

[@marrisobufete4440]

God send more palm for food

[@CelestialSounds2]

Love it. We have 2 in our yard, so i came here for research. Hope i can get them all off the tree. Like 30lvs of them at least 😂

[@NateBuker]

@@CelestialSounds2 You can always keep an eye on the trees and collect them as they fall off.