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Glad you safe! Great vid as always

Hey guys

I missed this content. Do you still have Plinia Rivularis? If so, is it good?

That my dawg

Looks like things worked out. Glad you an the trees made it through even with the power out and all. Look forward to seeing more! I’ll keep in mind the pruning tips. I’m growing in Oregon though, so I’ll likely need em in containers for greenhouse growing during the cold half the year…seedlings though, so hopefully it helps with some cold tolerance…

Why don't you have any artocarpus besides mulberries? Is it a weather thing or a space thing?

Great video as always. Glad to see that your trees survived the hurricanes👍🏽

The pan down was diabolical 🤣

I think the intermedia gets over looked because of the size compared to the superior, but I find the skin to be way more edible and not as astringent!

Are you ok? Post a proof of life, aftermath video

Hope all the plants survive the storm, but most of all, you guys stay safe out there!

Stay safe man! Hope there is minimal damage

hope everything survives!!

Stay safe Adam….

i have a 4 year old fruiting red and a 1 year old scarlett. they are potted in 60 percent peat and the rest is a mix of worm castings and pine bark. Ive heard coffee grounds is a good fertilizer as they like acid soil? is this true?

Wow I cant believe you were able to transplant that jaboticaba. I thought it was more sensitive ! Wow!

Which came first,the chicken or the fruit.

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Belíssimas frutíferas a jabuticaba e uma das favoritas A goiaba feijoa e um sonho ver produzindo no meu pomar a sua está top

You make it so stressful! Do you want me to enjoy the taste of the fruit or save the seeds 😂

Hello Adam, you need to do a video of of the aftermath of what happened to your fruit orchard from hurricane Helene.

A little vanilla ice cream on top would be amazing!

I want to get a few of these for my winter greenhouse in southern Ontario.,

Stuck that landing !!! Sweeeet’

Looks amazing

Amigo no vaso começa a produzir com quanto anos tempo?

looks good and can tell much effort was put into the score

Jaboticobbler

😱 Rare fruit cobbler sounds so bomb 💣🫐

You shredded the skate ramps/ tropical property looks awesome too!!!

Some amazing lookin plants. I’m gonna give it my best shot over here in Oregon. Gonna need to use a greenhouse though likely. Bought some annona, duguetia, plinia, Eugenia, psidium, and myrciaria seeds a while ago. Just waiting on fulfillment and shipping. Can’t wait to see everything you have fruiting! Hope the crosses both intentional and accidental are going well!

Gpt can only have access to approved data or people will get information they’re not supposed to have

Adams over here raising beta males 😂

Oh, my quad Yas Period😂

The orchard/garden, looks amazingly well cared.

Gave my red hybrid holly-tone and started doing more overhead watering. It’s been pushing new growth like crazy and less burnt leaf tips. Great advice on these livestreams!

Hi, after how many years does it bear fruit? Thanks

The lemondrop mangosteen were great! Thanks!

Good tunes

Do more videos and less livestreams. The quality is so bad we can’t see what we’re looking at

where can I buy graffitiing knife, thanks so much

Cooks me all day

Wassup homer

Me: sees a Jabuticaba video and immediately start to salivate - even before the video is open. It has been over 10 years since I last had a jaboticaba fruit and I’m dying to have some again. Jabuticaba trees are heavy thirsty plants. The more they drink, the bigger and healthier their plants will be and bigger and sweeter fruits will be. They start producing after 10 years, although hybrids can produce earlier or if they are cuttings from mature plants. I had a Sabará, the one with larger near dollar sized fruits on my backyard. My grandpa had a few, and this is the best memory I have from childhood: to stick around hearing his stories and eating such delicious fruits, sometimes on the top of 30+ ft tall trees. Also, avoid gripping the trunk or branches since that’s where the fruits come from. You may wipe off the still nearly invisible stems and reduce your crops. Seeing the other fruit trees also brings me memories. Carambola, Atemóia, man… add a Cajueiro (cashew tree) and I will find a way to become your neighbor! For the record, restinga is not a plant but a biome of sandy, acidic and poor nutrient soil from the East region of Brazil, with different species of shrubs and trees and none are called “restinga”. Kudos for keeping a tiny portion of Brazil on your backyard.

love your trees and garden. ❤ greetz

I skated some years ago, you have great balance and talent.

Came here for jabuticaba, stayed for the skateboarding 🙂

Heyy

Looks like I missed out on the fruit boxes. I’ll keep an eye on the website for next time…

LB?