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@@walterthompson2195 10 and 20 years

@@TonyaA7 yup lots of cane toads, good 👁️

@@BNM-b7t I just cut one down to the close to the ground it's growing back pretty quick. How short you want to keep the tree 😂

@@FruitFloridaFarm gotcha!! I want a 3-4' tall trunk with 5-6' growth so it's easy to harvest.

@@tommywebster-j6x you can grow mango in any type of soil in a container, just make sure the water can drain good, they really like sandy soil, they don't like muddy clay soil

@@FruitFloridaFarm Mango cutting available

@@tommywebster-j6x I don't have many varieties only psm, bkm and seed grown Otis,

@@tommywebster-j6x mango tree are good with any soil nothing special needed, they do like sandy soil

@@saidadz1903 coldest we got is about 4c 3-4 hours in the morning

@@damitawren3595 this is in North Palm Beach South Florida area, I recent went there and they cut down the dragon fruits, what shame

@@121080hulk any roots?

@@victorbonello7132 I collect all the pollen first, there are different variety but I'm not sure how many are different, I know this Pollination method has done great and produce more fruit compared to other years

@@Mannyman2023 if i let them self pollinate it's 50% chance of fruit, when I hand pollinate it's 90% chance of fruit

@@darleneswetz8325 over ten years but don't know exactly, vacuum sound interesting, it's actually not today much work with the cup, I can see how with the vacuum it will mix up the pollen nicely

@@toconnor3606 np this seems to work better than with a brush

@@BlckJohnnyQuest air layer, I had two giant seedlings neither produced any decent fruit

@@Hoppy_for_life I'll check it out, that area was hit by a tornado last year

That tree didn't grow much. Most of the sapodilla didn't do well at the farm. Something with the soil there causing it to not grow.

@FruitFloridaFarm I used lime from home depot. Maybe your soil acid. Am in Orlando

@@BlckJohnnyQuest yes most the case, the well water I found out is pretty acidic. But there were a couple sapos that took off after they got established

@FruitFloridaFarm I seen this sapodila tree in Orlando that was big as a oak tree I was like wtf!! That is the only one I ever seen like that, going to ask her how she did that today, fruits and all

Push out air pockets in the soil. Never had issue.

I may have a mix box to ship next monday

@@FruitFloridaFarm Wonderful. How are you affiliated with Lara Farms Miami? I just ordered some purple star apples from them.

@@SongHansen8 Im good friends with the owner.

I forget to ask but usually it's 10$ per gallon

@@FruitFloridaFarm Good to know. Thank you.

It's flavor is only best with a flute :)

@@FruitFloridaFarm 🤣

Spray with city water. We have seacoast here. However I may start up my old well in the future. Honestly they gotten so big now there's no need to feed them but I do lay in the kitchen scraps along the base of the tree. Most of it is time and patience.

Thanks for the comment. I'll do another video on this. I think this is my favorite way to grow mango from seed.

West Palm Beach

That one might have been a mix of different soil. Star apple don't do well in the cold. They will drop leaves. You might be over watering check the soil before you water make sure it's dry. Star apple leaves will droop when it's thirsty, that's usually when I water