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Hi, they'll do well in the morning sun for 4 - 6 hours and perfect drainage (water shouldn't stay still around them ever). How much sun do these spots get?

Thanks for subscribing and watching. Fraser Coast is a beautiful place with so many options to grow amazing things.

Ok no idea. I've 10 varieities but different ones. It's very difficult to bring new fruits specially bananas here.

Hi Vivek, I'd love to visit your garden. Pls see my msg on Facebook.

In the ground or pots? I'd go with at least 40% sand, 10 - 20% perlite and remaining compost. Also depends on your local soil type.

Hmm you might be referring to cincturing. It can induce flowering but Sandeep's issue is lack of fruit set. I suspect this is due to flowering at the wrong time (August) instead of Spring.

I may suspect cot n candy may need more chill hours or Need a suitable pollinator..

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haha thank you sir. Nothing to do with the time off.

Wow sounds like a great microclimate even for pots.

Just saw this, thanks for the kind words! I think we’ve got a great climate in Sydney that allows us to do a lot from temperate to subtropical. You should do a video and show us your potted collection :)

@@sydneyfruitgardening happy to go to @TheEdibleLab's place for another tour video.

Thanks for watching. More tours coming!

Wow "Sapote Saporium" is watching my videos. Hi Alistair, thanks for watching. What are you growing these days? No updates on your channel for quite some time.

Yep some people use to make tea for anti-inflammation

Hi Sana, lychees need very specific conditions otherwise they'd not grow well. Protect them from direct sun (specially afternoon), provide plenty of water and mulch heavily. Have a look at this video for some ideas: ua-cam.com/video/iwoD9ZhHQcg/v-deo.html

I've got heavy duty netting from Daley's online nursery. Other cheaper option is to get custom size netting from Greenpatch Organic Seeds. I'd suggest getting a big roll from Greenpatch and cutting it yourself. Smaller sizes can be used for veggies and bigger cuts could be used for fruit trees. No other option to prevent fruit fly in urban settings.

@desidownunder2085 Desi, thanks for getting back to me, I so appreciate it. Can you give me the dimensions of the roll, I have a lot to cover. Thanks, and merry Christmas 🎄 from me.

@@Verna-m3i Try following link. They have option for 3m or 6m width and you can select the length. greenpatchseeds.com.au/products/vege-net-vegetable-netting-6m-wide-cut-per-metre Maybe get one 3m x 6m and one 6m x 6m. That'll give you some idea when putting on fruit trees. After initial order, you can get more. I like the 3m width because it's cheaper and I keep most trees smaller. 6m width is good for more vigourous trees like peaches.

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Hi, where are you located? Generally speaking, jack fruit won't do well in Sydney or further South.

We are in newcastle area

@@akhilakurian8300 I don't have much experience in Jackfruit but I doubt it'll do any good even in Newcastle unless you've a great microclimate. I'd just go with free draining soil and a ton of mulch to start with.

Thanks mate. Would love to come over and see your place. Sandeep is very close to my house but he seems to have some extreme microclimate (reserve at the backside and winds) causing lower temps. I suspect it's cold but not -4c. That'll kill most tropical plants if not protected. On the other hand, he's able to grow a lot of high chill stone fruits which I can't.

Oh yes I've noticed after the video. Daley's sell the cutting grown Jamun plants.

Almost all houses in our area has some Citrus tree. Even if try controlling the stink buys, there are just too many breeding populations in the neighborhood that can overwhelm all defences. I didn't capture that part but his neighbor's tree was full of stink bugs as they don't control them.

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Hi Andrew, Asher has been unable to fix his site so you can contact directly at 0488 200 698

I've 7 different varieties including red-flesh Indian Allahabad (that's what the nursery called it). I prefer the Indian variety over this China Pear. This is pretty good but not as tasty as the Indian variety. I also love the cherry guava varieties "Strawberry" and "Yellow".

I've never paid for mulch truck. Just contact one of the arborists in my area and they always need to dump the existing mulch for a new job.

Hi Dan, we get down to 2 - 3c for a couple of weeks in Winter. No frosts in last 4 years at least. This papaya is in a pretty exposed area with cold winds. I was sure of its demise so completely ignored it. Had a bit of damage in winter but still survived and produced fruits. I've now buried its seeds all around the garden. Hope to get more of these.

​@@desidownunder2085thanks for taking the time to reply. I also planted a papaya tree bought from daleys in my wollongong property. This is the first time. I have planted where it can get max sun during winter. Problem is same place get so summer hot 🔥 right now some leaves are yellowing 😢

@@Dan-gt1ds better put on some shade cloth. No problems with the tree in this video but all younger trees are currently getting sunburnt.

Thanks Ben. I already have some grafted White Sapotes doing very well here. Canistel seedlings are already outside (partial shade) with no issues. The green and ross sapotes didn't like sun so leaving them in complete shade for some days.

Hi, I don't have too much insect damage probably because of diversity of the trees. Biggest pest here is fruit fly so I've to cover all fruits

These things are very slow growing. Let's see how well they do here in Sydney.

Thanks!

Things you try to grow but fail and then pop up on their own. Papaya is one of those....

​Personally, I find some extra satisfaction when I get a volunteer plant that I like🌱 It's like a gift :)

His climate is suitable for lychees and this tree is quite mature so cutting down won't kill it.

Hi George, this is just a red papaya from supermarket. Probably grew from food scraps I bury around the garden. I've now planted a lot of seeds from one of these fruits all over the place now. By the way, Doug showed me Broadleaf Papaya which has done very well in cold for him up in Brisbane (down to 3 - 4c). I'll try that one here in Sydney as well.

@@desidownunder2085 I tried Broadleaf Papaya, but it didn't survive the multiple 0c's in winter.

It doesn't die back at my place (Blacktown Area, Western Sydney) but it had problems with "choking". The bunch doesn't come out properly and starts rotting inside the trunk. It also suckers a lot which I have to remove. I'll probably plant some suckers in other locations and ignore :) Where about are you located?

@desidownunder2085 I'm in the Sefton area. How old is your plant now? My plant is only 1 year old and was by itself before but now has a few shoots. Did you find out why the banana chokes? I had rotting inside the stem as well, but it is growing back now. I saw a guy put mesh around his banana crop and filled it with hay to keep them warm during the winter months. I will try that technique when the cold hits.

@@roselavender2222 apparently dwarf varieties (like this one) choke because of colder weather. It's over 2 years old now. I don't get much die back but found choking for the first time. I have around 9 other varieties so not interested in giving it more love. ☺

I'm in Camira in the western suburbs.

Lol, mate, my worst nightmare would be a parrot with hands!

Our family used to visit Durban from Johannesburg years ago…I loved it

I'm in Camira, Western suburbs.

@@dougs_urbanfarm Woo hoo thanks !!! Have subscribed :) AMAZING garden

Older suburb, in the western suburbs near springfield.

Hi, his channel has some technical issues. You can call him directly: 0488 200 698

Yep he has been working on this for last 10 years.

Cheers Jason, you should pop along to one of our sub tropic fruit club meetings. Next one 12 December at around 6pm at the Albion peace centre.

@dougs_urbanfarm sounds good, would be interested to check it out

Done. Booking Brissie flight for 11th

Thanks. I've some more garden tours lined up.

@loulou3472 the only way I've found is to net susceptible trees. It's a pain but worth it for the fruit!

@localtime824 cheers Dale , you're not a bad bloke either.😉

@@dougs_urbanfarm Thanks Mate. Appreciate that. 👍🙂 This is a great video of your garden Doug. Credits to @Desi Down Under. You've covered just about everything in here.. It's allways good to see video of a garden taken from a visitor. Best regards Doug 🙂

@localtime824 I agree, it is good to see it from another perspective.

Thanks. I've 2 more gardens lined up here in Sydney so more videos coming!