University Botanic Garden Malaga with lots of exotic Fruit Trees

[@lyonheart84]

A very interesting botanical garden, thanks for the tour 👍

[@kimberlymcguire6104]

This is so exciting! Love your videos!

[@allthefruit]

Thankyou. Ill try to make more

[@kobeleonard148]

Great video! For that security guard I would just go and ask him if he needs help or he should leave me alone.

[@allthefruit]

The ones in Spain have no sense of humour at all😂

[@easygrows2699]

What an awesome botanic garden, and like always i really appreciate these longer videos. I got a question, is eating the fruit there allowed? Most German botanical gardens have signs which strictly forbids eating the fruit and can result in complaint if you are caught.

[@easygrows2699]

Nevermind, after watching aboult half of the video you mentioned stealing and guard 🤣, man whats with these guys, nobody else gonna eat the fruit anyway...

[@allthefruit]

Unfortunately Spanish public workers have no imagination. They will guard an empty beer can on the ground for a year without questioning why if you just pay them

[@allthefruit]

Problem is that very few people watch those longer videos 😂

[@easygrows2699]

@@allthefruit Weird, i would imagine the longer the videos the more fruit might one see. Your videos should have hundreds of thousands of views, but unfortunately botanics aint so popular with the youth these days.

[@allthefruit]

@@easygrows2699 oh, fruit videos are quite popular. Just my videos are not 😂

[@223cw7]

The tropical trees look stressed at this time, was it a cold winter ?

[@allthefruit]

Definitely too cold for them but they do recover

[@223cw7]

@@allthefruit what’s the winter like there? Because the mango looks perfectly healthy, while the other trees who are hardier looked worse. What planting zone?

[@allthefruit]

@@223cw7 some people claim USDA 10-12, others say no, there is occasional frost up to -4C. Many plants, especially papayas and bananas looked bad and had lost their leaves. I could not figure out if it was due to drought, frost or wind

[@223cw7]

@@allthefruit definitely a combination of what you mentioned but the frost couldn’t be that bad when the mango looks that healthy, that mango looks like it is growing in Hawaii, while the hardy subtropical trees like white sapote looks stressed, when they’re know to be very drought tolerant and frost hardy. This is very strange

[@allthefruit]

@@223cw7 yes, i have seen white sapote survi ing in very dry areas. So i guess that wind was the main problem

[@apples5565]

WOW , honking horns is annoying in background. cant imagine living anywhere near that

[@allthefruit]

Yeah, Spain is loud