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Cherimoya Queen
United States
Приєднався 28 гру 2020
I am on a mission to bring more awareness to people understand that improper mulching will kill trees slowly. #root girdling & #root flares, I wished that I knew about it when I started planting my trees years ago. It took me 12yrs to understand mulching mistakes.Mulching is good. However, improperly done will kill trees years later. Leave some space around the trunk when mulching,other wise the mulch will either rot the trunk or the trunk sends out lateral roots which will later girdle the root flares and collar, watch more videos that I had excavate on older trees which I did bad mulching practice against the root flares & trunk. Over time the lateral roots get larger and choke the trunk from sending nutrients & water up to the tree, and the leaves producing sugar can't send it back to the roots underground which it's main purpose is to anger & stabilize the tree & food storage during drought. And that is one of the reason why large trees get topple during a big storm as well.
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All your trees looks so healthy. Enjoy the fruits of your labor. :)
What do you feed your mangos?
smoothies from veggie scraps
@CherimoyaQueen thank you
Hi awesome video! I am in San Jose, wonder if the weather is the same as yours? I also love growing tropical fruits, I only started about 2 years ago.
very similar, but you’re much warmer in the summer, by 10F, and you might be lower in the winter SJ is further away from the bay. But generally, SJ can grow same stuffs .
Hi Tammy, you can grow so many different fruit trees in sj.
good sharing
Hi, do you grow Jambu wax plant? I have two big Jambu wax plant in my yard.
yes, it’s inside the greenhouse. I killed one last year already. So far, no fruit yet.
they are in pots right now. They grow fast, I need to repot them. Does yours have bear fruits already?
Last season I have 300 fruit and plus
I have ten different types of Jambu wax
I have 20 different guavas in my backyard
Wow your growing some big beautiful fruit. Enjoy
I hope to inspire everyone to grow their own food even if they have limited space. Plants are so healing and they give us so much and it’s amazing that I’m harvesting different type of fruit and vegetables throughout the year, even now. Happy holidays.
I'd like to grow about an acre of mango in the Fresno area. Can you recommend a source for saplings or have any suggestions?
I will do a video of that. When I started, I bought it from plantogram & toptropical . Now, I’m starting from my own seeds. You can germinate the store bought seeds, that will work too.
unsulphured molasses* plants will love them too. Flys will love it and they are great pollinators and will annoy the smokers. Try not to let it get too under your skin, you will win
than you, fortunately for me, there is new law that is on my side in my city. And I will take this matter to court as there are so many violations on that property in regards to smoking. Section 15.37 "Nonconsensual exposure to smoke occurring on or drifting into residential property is a nuisance, and the uninvited presence of smoke on residential property is a nuisance and a trespass."
Consider a quality air filter setup, its black friday week too. Sorry about the plants, maybe you can move some or consider a barrier crop like a potted bamboo or something? Oooh, use a strong foliar spray with fish emulsion and molasses and compost, make it stinky for them too!
I’ve thought about making it stinky for them too, but they will use it against me in the court. The problem with barrier is that it creates 3rdhand smoke, which means that smoke residues will settle on the leaves and then gets remitted by the wind, and it can transmit into your bloodstream when I touch it by trying to trim the tree.
@@CherimoyaQueen thought myself about getting a backpack sprayer purely for use with water that could help humidity in my area but maybe it can help you clean up certain plants effected the most. I believe nicotine is also used in synthetic pesticides
@@xeso92 YES! I was talking to an arborist a few days, he told me that it is poison, there is a chemical nicotol , not sure of spelling, he said they use it to kill insect, and they don’t spray it on plants. My garden I don’t spray anything at all, even weed killers. I pull all the weeds either will hand or my chickens does it for me. I never thought about 3rd hand smoke, especially all these years(12yrs) of accumulation of the drifting of the smoke coming over into my food garden. This only comes into light as I started to get dizzy, nausea, tightness in the chess, skin rashes, buzzed in my head, headaches. I’m always eating all the veggies from my garden without any chemicals, I didn’t understand why I got so sick still. Now diagnose with pre-diabetic and sign of retina detachment - cause blindness (all these link to tobacco)
Is the dragon fruit a named variety?
I think Vietnamese white?
Are all your mangos in pots? And what are you using for your potting medium? Your trees looks great
bottom cut out. compost about 10yrs ago
Sorry about your trash neighbors, get some durian from the freezer it will help the night!
YES! for sure. Got a few left. It’s good with a cup of coffee too.
It is my first time on your channel and I have just subscribed. Thank you so much for sharing. Keep up the good work. All the best on this journey
Thank you! I'm glad you're here!
I’ve read that the sap from mango after they are picked will cause irritation and burn to the skin. Have you ever had this issue?
fortunately, I do not have that allergic reaction to the sap, nor am I allergy to peanut either. My little niece’s playmate, is sensitive to the sap. After my niece saw the facial rash on her playmate caused by the sap contact, she didn’t want to touch the mango from my garden either.
I want to visit that papaya tree by a gas station in redwood city, where is it located?
It’s the gas station on Charter street that is close to Costco
Hey what zone are you sorry for asking but where do you live ? I want to grow all these tropical delicious fruit trees here in zone 9b Fresno California
you can do it in Fresno too. Cost of food so high now, I encourage everyone to grow their own food. I’m in sf bay area mid peninsula over by Stanford. zone 10A.
@@CherimoyaQueenthank you so much 🙏🏽I appreciate the support I love the videos and I will definitely have a tropical food forest 🙏🏽
Thanks ❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤yummy and delicious sweet ❤🎉❤
How was the quality. I got some atemoya to set good crops and ripen fully on the tree but the cooler fall and winter temperatures of NorCal caused the fruit to be very chewy and off course. They looked a lot like these ones.
I like chewy texture cherimoya. Mine are flavorful. I don’t let it ripen on the tree, it taste awful when it does. I pick them firm and let it set on the counter.
Wow! So many dragon fruits! Did you have to hand-pollinate each one of them?
0 pollination. all self pollinate by itself. And very sweet fruits. Even my dog loves it, she prefer dragonfruit over her dog food.
What’s the secret?
heeeheee.... still figuring it out and then make video on it, don’t want to give people the wrong info until I got concrete proof.
Humility is definitely a virtue.
The boundary between the trunk and roots is the crown. The trunk and the branch is the ring. Your info is helpful.
Was it outdoor all winter?
yes, for the past 10-12yrs
Damn. This guy is good!
Weather best by government test!
Congratulations! Looks like you have a sucessful mango harvest this year. 👍😀
yes, thank you. This year is an abundance of various fruits, so grateful for the weather that allows me to grow all these different type of fruits and vegetables here, especially when price are so high at the store.
Wow! You have a nice place! Have you explored stingless bees? They increase harvest in mangoes and other fruits. Beekeeping tips? ua-cam.com/video/2_gxdKXhQr4/v-deo.htmlsi=R1SmgOLVO6arBe68
Ang daming bunga ng manga Watching from Philippines 🇵🇭
thank you
I always enjoy seeing all your experiments 😀
love doing crazy experimentations
Can you shear with us your covering process please? That would be awesome
oh okay. will do. thanks letting me know
Where in Northern California are you at? Such a cool garden full of tropical delicious fruits!
SF Silicon Valley mid peninsula south of SF
Thanks for the location. It’s crucial
@@Ginrinotsuba Some areas in Bay Area are zone 10B!!!
@@0anant0 agreed. like on or near the foothills
I pay $30 for 14oz of Musan King frozen at 99market
I was there yesterday and all the fresh vegetables are so expansive now. Chinese broccoli used to be $.99/lb, yesterday's price was over $2/lb. Crazy! Good thing I've been growing my own fruits and vegetables.
I heard multiple varieties helps pollination. Hopefully it turns around
Idk if hes lying or not. But think about it, the awful places these people are coming from to find shelter in the US, im sure they are eating wild/domestic animals. Its hard to live in the united states without being legal. They take what they can scavenge
😂😂 that is so funny
welp Simpsons hide the animals
I love how her basic reaction to everything is to just laugh like an idiot 😂
because he sounds like an idiot 😂😂
why does this not have a million views this is the funniest thing i’ve seen today!! 😂😂
Those mangos are amazing. but shape of fruit and leaves are different than mallika. Whatever that is a great variety of mango.
Looking great!
Thank you! Cheers!
oh...backyard not actually foraging in the traditional sense... go figures, clicked to see how tf you forage for a fruit in a place where almost all those trees are personal property. also... pots....seriously?... call yourself the queen but you don't even know about those fruit protector bags that are like individual sun cloths for fruits,and actually do this instead....ghetto af if ya ask me.
Very awesome Kyna! Looks delicious! I think I might be a month or 2 from any ripe fruits. With that said are u sure that is mallika? It doesn't look like any Mallika I have had.
Lost the tag long time ago. Tree bought from top tropical. It could it be himsagar or mallika. The description that fruit is firm & deep orange fits the fruit, but I don't get the citrus flavor. It reminds me of papaya texture and taste.
@CherimoyaQueen yeah it does look more like the USDA Himsagar than Mallika.
Do you have both? I would be interest to see what your's are like with tasting. This guy taste test is the opposite of mine for himsagar ua-cam.com/video/0pZFR_xRZGs/v-deo.html 101% fiberless, melts in your mouth, but firm texture. And mine is a littler more orange then yellow even though it's outside skin is still a bit green.
This is fantastic, watching my hives and inflammation dissolve every day until it all disappeared was definitely appeasing, I went with what I mentioned and after 20 days my urticaria disappeared. I just go'ogled the latest by Shane Zormander and now my skin is as smooth and healthy as it has ever been!
30 year old tree with a little bit of fiber. Probably a tommy atkins
That’s amazing to see such large trees in containers! Our backyard is mostly concrete and I didn’t think fruit trees would do well in planters.
nice
Love these series of people's yards you are visiting!
Yes, I love visiting people's yard too. It's so cool, beautiful, and amazing to see what people are growing and learning new technics and how people are so creative with ways of planting for protecting their fruits.
Change your name to Cherimoya Queen. You make it a challenge to find the channel, which is unfortunate cause it's a great channel
thank you! hahaha , I like that cherimoya queen idea.
@@CherimoyaQueen change it! Then keep it so you build up your following. I share your channel a lot so it's nice to know what to look for
Thank you so much for your encouragement and support.
@@CherimoyaQueen absolutely, thanks for the great content!
Nice another tree added to the list for bay area mangos.
I woulda been the same way, so excited! I still marvel at the mango-filled trees when I go to Maui.
yeah, just amazing to see that tree
That's ingenious! What brand of greenhouse are you using?
got it 10yrs ago,It's a discontinue product, and , don't remember the brand name anymore. However, it's good and sturdy. All I have to do is just clean the glass.