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One of my uncles had a long jujube tree in the yard in south central Texas. They were fantastic fruit and we were allowed to eat as many as we wanted when we were kids. I never had any dehydrated ones, I think they kept those for themselves and didn't tell us kids about them.
Vegan here as well and Jujube are probably the last kind of fruit tree I'm going to grow - already have 30+ different fruit trees. This video makes me want to buy one right now! Cheers
You’re absolutely right I was born and raised in the Middle East and my husband is from different parts of the world 😆 and I was telling him the same thing that the most expensive honey in the middle east is siddir honey
This is really a good video. My favorite place to buy Jujube trees is the Ty Ty Nursery in Georgia, where several cultivars of jujubes are offered for sale.
I found your channel from John Coler's channel. I am so happy to see your videos. I live in Israel where it is dry but not as hot as Phoenix. Seeing what you plant helps me to decide on what to grow. I have no land yet as I live in an apartment but I grow lots of food in buckets on my 4 window sills. I hope to move to a place where I can have a small garden one day but it will certainly be in the dry areas. I can't take the humidity along the coast. So thanks for your videos. I am not a fan of facebook and other media but I will go through your videos. Best of luck to you.
Idk if anyone has mentioned... the fruit also has medicinal purposes and is used in tea as an energy boost (adrenal tonic), in the dried form. Just cut a few into quarters and boil for 15-20 minutes and sit for 10 min to cool/steep.
i actually am growing a small forest of Juju i have 2 sherwoods, 3 Li and a coco last year i had only got a handful of fruit from 1 tree this year i am getting dozens, and the other small trees are just starting to produce a few. i would say in 3 years i will be getting over 1000 fruit. yes... twice a year ! i like these guys a lot i didnt think i would, because i generally do not like apples but they are sooo much better they are not "woody" like an apple and they are much sweeter with ,more flavor. good luck on you harvest.
maddie tae yesss!!!! I'm in korea now and first time knowing about this amazing fruit..so much benefits. I make mine into a tea with ginger and cinnamon.
I bought two bags of these for beauty related thingie, and , today, as I make some tea, I sowed one of the seeds! Thumb's up, for me, for a successful plant! Thanks! And, thanks for showing this!
Jojo is my favorite fruit. Grew up eating these. Never eat them dried and wrinkled. We discarded those thinking they were spoiled. Never even seen the birds eat the dried ones. I prefer them nice and yellow orange sweet and tangy straight off the tree.
DAAANG!, that thing grew that fast?! I just planted one, it just looks like stick in the ground right now, about 4 feet high. Glad to see they can grow that fast.
I agree w you 100% that these fruits are so sweet, crunch and fresh tasting, I buy 3-4 lbs. each week when they are in season because the season is very short. I don't know why I've not planted one in my garden. What's the best time of the year to plant them? early spring?
hey my brother jake mase just want to thank u for inspiring me and teaching me how simple it is to grow all ur food i am going to by a piece of land and do permaculture , aeroponics and hydroponics in 1 year or two so thank u once again bro
Our local plantations of jujube are all grown under plastic bird mesh. Have you got a banana passion fruit an old mate used to sell the fruit with a spoon. When I was young we found a bush in a neighbours garden called a Chinese strawberry, The fruit were knobbly with red and yellow colours and tasted great like strawberries.
I know the this sounds weird, but whenever you bite fruits you do it with such appreciation and awareness of taste I love it! I live in New York, so unfortunately I can't grow this fruit tree. I really want a fruit tree though. All we grow in our garden are vegetables (which I also love) - but I really like the exotic energy of fruits.
I haven’t tried yet but someone told me to put maybe 4 into a stew or soup and it adds a little sweet to something that is savory. Don’t forget they have a seed inside though.
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Hi Jake, I saw your other video about growing fruit trees in containers, but I was unable to comment there. So here goes. It's a great video for sensitising beginner gardeners, but it offers valuable insight for experienced ones as well. Way to go! I don't know if jujube trees will or do grow in India, but if they do, I'll be getting one. Great videos you've got. Best regards, from India too! Do keep up the good work.
+Neeta Patel , it certainly is. Some varieties do grow in India. I don't know if the seeds will grow at home. I have seen these trees in the wild. I'd love to grow one in a large pot.
I have been looking into jujube for many years. One would get conflicting information. Some people say it tastes good and some say it doesn't. The reason for this is many people don't have a complete info on jujube. Most of 'Li' jujube (actually the real ones) only taste good when fresh. When dried, they taste bland and become less sweet. There are good reasons to eat fresh jujubes. It has more vitamin C than orange. But dried jujube of certain cultivars tastes much better than the fresh ones. 'Lang' and 'Sherwood' are two examples. Some 'Li' jujube tastes very sweet when dried. However, I suspect they are not real 'Li' cultivar. I once went to a nursery that sell jujube trees. It has more than 100. 'Li' jujube trees. It was in late September and many fruits hung on the trees. I tasted dried jujube fruits from almost every each tree. (My stomach became sick from it.) The tastes ranged from deliciously sweet to bland depending on the tree. Most of them tasted bland. Some jujube cultivars only taste good fresh and some only taste good when dried. A few taste good both fresh and dried. However, half dried jujube doesn't taste good from any cultivar. Wait until it's fully cured. It may take several weeks for this to happen.
The sweetness has something to do with moisture. We like to cook Jujubes with rice pudding in bamboo leaf wraps. Before cooking them, we need to soak them in water for an hour so the dried jujubes can get fresh again. Usually, they taste very sweet.
chinese use these dried jujube ( which can store for 6-8 month or even longer if dried well and stored well), in soup with chicken or pork. It is delicious.
Flipping heck, its another Miracle tree, thanks Jake, we love the vids you do and love what you are all about. I had never heard of this tree or fruit before tonight, YOutube Suggested this vid, you are recognised bi time by your fruits...I looked up google and found one person here in NZ as just started importing and selling these JuJube seeds, 1 dollar each, i am buying 50 now...Heck, its coming up to spring for us soon a you to the fall/Autumn.... I had brief with Shamus your best friend there, he is Hillarious, such wonderful man, you too of course...i saw him first, a few weeks ago, when looking up fruit tree nurseries for my friends who live in Paradise Valley near you men.....You men are utter legends, Huge Cheers from us here in AoteaRoa-NZ. PS, we are now keeping the Americas Cup safe here for a few more years till some other nation takes it to there Nation, i wonder if Russia will have an entry in the next A/C yacht race series, they did have great sailing ships in the olden days for sure....Now we are in to Hydro-Foil Yachts, bit of fun, looking forward to bigger ships that can perform like these.....Shalom.
I agree, it doesn't need a lot of water, it's drought tolerant and it can grow in deserts, it can stand on extreme heat and extreme cold, and bears a lot of fruits without any care ! It's a wild tree. Just beware of the thorns, that's the only issue, beside that it's a miraculous tree !
If I had land, I would grow these. Here's a great Korean remedy for colds: Brew hot water, ginger, and dried dates (cut in half) altogether for a couple hours. Best tea for colds.
Hi jack, great video! how many times a day should we water it? And for how many minutes each time? I have a 2 yr old tree thats half the size as jacks tree. And it doesnt fruit as much. A bit sad. Should i start looking into nutritients for it???
Hi Jake, I bought two of them Jujube Li and Jujube Lan and planted them in my front drive way where it gets the most Southern sun. They are just a small stick but they are about 5 feet high. I can’t wait to get fruits! They already flowering! What do you use for fertilizer?
if you dry them enough, their flesh turns browninsh. half it and remove the pit. boil a bunch and you get yourself a sweet jujube tea (add honey or sugar rock if not sweet enough). i like to eat them when they are still green with some brownish part. when they turned all red, their skin is a bit hard.
i have 2 varieties here in silverton oregon they most likely do not get the heat they need as there ripe in october kind of light red and more on the sour side
im from the caribbean they grow wild here we call them pomme seratte here but i need to find the genus name for the common type here, we usually eat them when they are midway ripe since they dont last on the trees ( kid and birds) here i will have to grow one and try the dry method
You know these fruits can dry and cook in soup, it's make the soup sweet. And if any of u want a tree like that they have in Home Depot. I think they sell it for 19.99 .
Lily Hau im in the high desert and i havent found a source but this year we will be going down the hill more often, so ill map out some nurseries. Thanks!
What is the minimum space this tree needs in the garden if the sunlight is good? Do you think I can get good amount of fruits from it if I keep I keep it about 6 foot in all dimensions?
I ask about how to examine date plant as male or female before bearing it fruits or other signs in early days of growth? I see and listen your video of date plant you plant it is already you know about its sex. Reply for my comment I also growing seed lings of date they are 10 to 15cm in hight are grown in concreat pot. Have a nice day.
im about to plant one of these, would love more info. do you know if this variety is self fertile? how quickly did this particular tree get to its size?
Be warned about this tree. Its a very drought tolerant tree that sends out suckers 40feet away from the tree itself. Not sure if this tree is spineless, but they have massive sharp thorns.
@@thesnowflakediaries5267 Off shoots. However, this is only true for some and it also has to be dry too much for that. I think mine is okay because every time it rains my yard literally floods because everyone's rain flows into my yard. Great for starting an orchard.
I keep thinking your channel is called the veganathest and I'm like "how can you be physically healthy without being spiritually healthy". Keep up the good work. I have 2 Jujube trees in Indiana, and I'm adding more next year.
Im loving your videos. they're so helpful. I found your channel while looking for video's on how to start growing my own food. Im not sure where to start. Also I have 2 dogs that like to eat all the grass in the yard, what's your advice on keeping them from eating the plants before they grow enough to harvest.
I just planted a 4' tall li jujube tree I bought from a nursery yesterday. I live in Illinois, zone 5. I am wondering if this li jujube tree is self pollinated or does it needs another tree to help with the pollination? also, what are some winter care tips for this plant? this is my first time planting this, hope it will survive Illinois winter.
I live in florida and have 4 12 foot barbados trees. I have tried t grow from the seed with no luck. Is the the 3 seeds actually seeds or are they pods with seeds inside? what is the best way to grow from a seed. Thanks
Thank you! :) I live in Norway and have never heard about the Jujube Tree. I am in to bonsai trees, and specially for fruit and nut trees. Now i will try to get a Jujube Tree for sure. :)
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One of my uncles had a long jujube tree in the yard in south central Texas. They were fantastic fruit and we were allowed to eat as many as we wanted when we were kids. I never had any dehydrated ones, I think they kept those for themselves and didn't tell us kids about them.
the dehydrated ones taste exactly like dates, very fine taste if you like dates this is the plant for you
I'm in Sacramento, California. It grows like weeds here. When it blooms, your whole yard smells good!
Dried jujubes are used in Chinese & Koreans herbal soup and tea. It makes the soup sweet and are delicious.
I wish more people can live like Jake.
Vegan here as well and Jujube are probably the last kind of fruit tree I'm going to grow - already have 30+ different fruit trees. This video makes me want to buy one right now! Cheers
Red dates, is a jujube, or in arab call as sidra, most expnsive honey is sidr honey made by sidr flower. In malay, we call it Bidara
Also named as Chinese date with its origin from China.
@@georgeding9574 we call it Red Dates if it come from china
Red date is different , we can call it Chinese or siddir in Arabic
You’re absolutely right I was born and raised in the Middle East and my husband is from different parts of the world 😆 and I was telling him the same thing that the most expensive honey in the middle east is siddir honey
This is really a good video. My favorite place to buy Jujube trees is the Ty Ty Nursery in Georgia, where several cultivars of jujubes are offered for sale.
You can steam and freeze them. It will just melt in your mouth 😋
I found your channel from John Coler's channel. I am so happy to see your videos. I live in Israel where it is dry but not as hot as Phoenix. Seeing what you plant helps me to decide on what to grow. I have no land yet as I live in an apartment but I grow lots of food in buckets on my 4 window sills. I hope to move to a place where I can have a small garden one day but it will certainly be in the dry areas. I can't take the humidity along the coast. So thanks for your videos. I am not a fan of facebook and other media but I will go through your videos. Best of luck to you.
Idk if anyone has mentioned... the fruit also has medicinal purposes and is used in tea as an energy boost (adrenal tonic), in the dried form. Just cut a few into quarters and boil for 15-20 minutes and sit for 10 min to cool/steep.
they grow like that within a year. Wow! I love jujube.... I'll plant some...
I think, you are blessed with the bountiful fruits. I'm looking forward to seeing more videos of you and your garden.
Hai brother i am from india. Your videos is great about trees and natur protection.i am also started planting trees just like you in my home
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I love fresh Jujube! It's so rare cause no one really sells them cause the dehydrated form is more popular.
i actually am growing a small forest of Juju
i have 2 sherwoods, 3 Li and a coco
last year i had only got a handful of fruit from 1 tree
this year i am getting dozens, and the other small trees
are just starting to produce a few.
i would say in 3 years i will be getting over 1000 fruit.
yes... twice a year !
i like these guys a lot
i didnt think i would, because i generally do not like apples
but they are sooo much better
they are not "woody" like an apple
and they are much sweeter with ,more flavor.
good luck on you harvest.
brad mayeux how much time the tree need, from the stage of seed to fruit?
you may have one good year, then next year you may get much smaller harvest. that's normal for jujube.
Definitely one of my fav fruits! Great vid
Thanks. I am looking for good sweet fruits to plant and Jujube will be my next fruit to plant.
I bought 2 after watching this. They are growing nicely.
Yes! In Korean culture, dried jujube are used for medicinal and flavorful purposes. We also eat them a lot in the fall raw and they are amazing!!
maddie tae yesss!!!! I'm in korea now and first time knowing about this amazing fruit..so much benefits. I make mine into a tea with ginger and cinnamon.
I bought two bags of these for beauty related thingie, and , today, as I make some tea, I sowed one of the seeds! Thumb's up, for me, for a successful plant! Thanks! And, thanks for showing this!
Seedling from dried or fresh fruits ?!
We have them all over here in Pakistan (Faisalabad-Punjab region to be specific) These are called "Bayr" or "Bair" in Urdu.
Out of the 3 varieties you had, which one was your most favorite?
Jojo is my favorite fruit. Grew up eating these. Never eat them dried and wrinkled. We discarded those thinking they were spoiled. Never even seen the birds eat the dried ones. I prefer them nice and yellow orange sweet and tangy straight off the tree.
DAAANG!, that thing grew that fast?! I just planted one, it just looks like stick in the ground right now, about 4 feet high. Glad to see they can grow that fast.
iam oh so late finding this BUT...my neighbor ( tucson) has a tree and we didnt know what it was till now. i cant thank you enough.
I agree w you 100% that these fruits are so sweet, crunch and fresh tasting, I buy 3-4 lbs. each week when they are in season because the season is very short. I don't know why I've not planted one in my garden. What's the best time of the year to plant them? early spring?
Where do you order them from?
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hey my brother jake mase just want to thank u for inspiring me and teaching me how simple it is to grow all ur food i am going to by a piece of land and do permaculture , aeroponics and hydroponics in 1 year or two so thank u once again bro
Our local plantations of jujube are all grown under plastic bird mesh.
Have you got a banana passion fruit an old mate used to sell the fruit with a spoon.
When I was young we found a bush in a neighbours garden called a Chinese strawberry,
The fruit were knobbly with red and yellow colours and tasted great like strawberries.
Thank you brother for everything thank you thank you thank you man I love you both
Great stuff. After watching this video, I'm going to plant this tree. Thank you for the video.
We grow them this far north and fully hardy on our island but for decent fruit production they like higher heat units like you get in the south
We call it sfizef here in North Africa their taste is amazing
I know the this sounds weird, but whenever you bite fruits you do it with such appreciation and awareness of taste I love it! I live in New York, so unfortunately I can't grow this fruit tree. I really want a fruit tree though. All we grow in our garden are vegetables (which I also love) - but I really like the exotic energy of fruits.
I'm not sure what zone you're in, but I would look into growing hardy kiwis, I think they go down to zone 4. :)
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Tyler in Ecuador told me about this amazing jujube tree - I must get one!
several kind of this plant are widely available for centuries in the m.east, hot climate specially.
I haven’t tried yet but someone told me to put maybe 4 into a stew or soup and it adds a little sweet to something that is savory. Don’t forget they have a seed inside though.
You've convinced me. Blackberries didn't make it, hopefully this one will. I still have a lot to learn.
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Hi Jake, I saw your other video about growing fruit trees in containers, but I was unable to comment there. So here goes. It's a great video for sensitising beginner gardeners, but it offers valuable insight for experienced ones as well. Way to go! I don't know if jujube trees will or do grow in India, but if they do, I'll be getting one. Great videos you've got. Best regards, from India too! Do keep up the good work.
+Nikhil Khandekar Hi Nikhil, does this not look like boor (Berry) grown in India?
+Neeta Patel , it certainly is. Some varieties do grow in India. I don't know if the seeds will grow at home. I have seen these trees in the wild. I'd love to grow one in a large pot.
I have been looking into jujube for many years. One would get conflicting information. Some people say it tastes good and some say it doesn't. The reason for this is many people don't have a complete info on jujube. Most of 'Li' jujube (actually the real ones) only taste good when fresh. When dried, they taste bland and become less sweet. There are good reasons to eat fresh jujubes. It has more vitamin C than orange. But dried jujube of certain cultivars tastes much better than the fresh ones. 'Lang' and 'Sherwood' are two examples. Some 'Li' jujube tastes very sweet when dried. However, I suspect they are not real 'Li' cultivar. I once went to a nursery that sell jujube trees. It has more than 100. 'Li' jujube trees. It was in late September and many fruits hung on the trees. I tasted dried jujube fruits from almost every each tree. (My stomach became sick from it.) The tastes ranged from deliciously sweet to bland depending on the tree. Most of them tasted bland. Some jujube cultivars only taste good fresh and some only taste good when dried. A few taste good both fresh and dried. However, half dried jujube doesn't taste good from any cultivar. Wait until it's fully cured. It may take several weeks for this to happen.
GR Joe i like them way better fresh. They are ok dried, but i go crazy over the fresh ones.
The sweetness has something to do with moisture. We like to cook Jujubes with rice pudding in bamboo leaf wraps. Before cooking them, we need to soak them in water for an hour so the dried jujubes can get fresh again. Usually, they taste very sweet.
GR Joe I
Here in the philippines we call it mansanitas or tiny apples.. we have the green variety..
Jake, how long does it take from a bare root to a tree that size in your yard? That's a nice tree great vid
Add some tamarind,chilly flakes to mashed jujube....to use as a spread...... tastes good as jam as well
chinese use these dried jujube ( which can store for 6-8 month or even longer if dried well and stored well), in soup with chicken or pork. It is delicious.
Flipping heck, its another Miracle tree, thanks Jake, we love the vids you do and love what you are all about. I had never heard of this tree or fruit before tonight, YOutube Suggested this vid, you are recognised bi time by your fruits...I looked up google and found one person here in NZ as just started importing and selling these JuJube seeds, 1 dollar each, i am buying 50 now...Heck, its coming up to spring for us soon a you to the fall/Autumn.... I had brief with Shamus your best friend there, he is Hillarious, such wonderful man, you too of course...i saw him first, a few weeks ago, when looking up fruit tree nurseries for my friends who live in Paradise Valley near you men.....You men are utter legends, Huge Cheers from us here in AoteaRoa-NZ. PS, we are now keeping the Americas Cup safe here for a few more years till some other nation takes it to there Nation, i wonder if Russia will have an entry in the next A/C yacht race series, they did have great sailing ships in the olden days for sure....Now we are in to Hydro-Foil Yachts, bit of fun, looking forward to bigger ships that can perform like these.....Shalom.
I agree, it doesn't need a lot of water, it's drought tolerant and it can grow in deserts, it can stand on extreme heat and extreme cold, and bears a lot of fruits without any care !
It's a wild tree.
Just beware of the thorns, that's the only issue, beside that it's a miraculous tree !
I love mine! Sugar Jar is my fav.
I love this fruit. And it heals my health from many things. Its delicious!
This was really cool. Vegans are awesome!
Incredible thank you for sharing I grow them in a Large pot on my patio?
Good job sir... There are so many usefull for healhty
If I had land, I would grow these. Here's a great Korean remedy for colds: Brew hot water, ginger, and dried dates (cut in half) altogether for a couple hours. Best tea for colds.
Thank you for making videos but and teaching people thank you
Hi jack, great video! how many times a day should we water it? And for how many minutes each time? I have a 2 yr old tree thats half the size as jacks tree. And it doesnt fruit as much. A bit sad. Should i start looking into nutritients for it???
Hi Jake, I bought two of them Jujube Li and Jujube Lan and planted them in my front drive way where it gets the most Southern sun. They are just a small stick but they are about 5 feet high. I can’t wait to get fruits! They already flowering!
What do you use for fertilizer?
if you dry them enough, their flesh turns browninsh. half it and remove the pit. boil a bunch and you get yourself a sweet jujube tea (add honey or sugar rock if not sweet enough).
i like to eat them when they are still green with some brownish part. when they turned all red, their skin is a bit hard.
Omg...I Love Jujubes , I have a tree in Nevada....they are a super food!
hi, do you use pesticides to spray your jujube?
how do you keep them free of pest?
I've got a Myer lemon, peach, blackberry, grapefruit and pecan tree. The rest of my backyard is garden plus my containers.
Well I learned something new and awesome today 👏
Jujube looks absolutely delicious. I'd however eat one whole at a time.
It's also a nice looking tree to have
I like your garden and you because I love jujubes
i have 2 varieties here in silverton oregon they most likely do not get the heat they need as there ripe in october kind of light red and more on the sour side
Thanks for the advice! God bless
Wow what a great pose when the waves are crashing around you! ⭐ I will try to source a Jujube tree in South Africa, Cape town ✅
You can make jujube tea with it...so good!!!
im from the caribbean they grow wild here we call them pomme seratte here but i need to find the genus name for the common type here, we usually eat them when they are midway ripe since they dont last on the trees ( kid and birds) here i will have to grow one and try the dry method
In TaiwaN people use dried jojoba for Chinese herb,soup, dessert etc it's taste sweet
You know these fruits can dry and cook in soup, it's make the soup sweet. And if any of u want a tree like that they have in Home Depot. I think they sell it for 19.99 .
+Lily Hau Which Home Depot do they sell them in? I haven't seen them at the one near me.
+Lauren Edge I lived in Southern California (ALHAMBRA) ..Home Depot have the plants in Spring time.
+Lily Hau Thank you for this information!
Lily Hau im in the high desert and i havent found a source but this year we will be going down the hill more often, so ill map out some nurseries. Thanks!
I got two of them just last month but they are expensive $39.98 each at Home Depot. The bigger size goes for $59.98
love jujube. delicious and health fruit
What is the minimum space this tree needs in the garden if the sunlight is good? Do you think I can get good amount of fruits from it if I keep I keep it about 6 foot in all dimensions?
Nicely filmed, well presented
I ask about how to examine date plant as male or female before bearing it fruits or other signs in early days of growth?
I see and listen your video of date plant you plant it is already you know about its sex.
Reply for my comment I also growing seed lings of date they are 10 to 15cm in hight are grown in concreat pot.
Have a nice day.
Indian variety is a must have if you like a jujube. Yum. But a smaller variety
brother I wish I hav garden like that but when I c ur videos it feels I'm already in that garden thanks
Hi interesting, which season we can grow this tree in the garden ? Autumn is okay if yes what month ?
im about to plant one of these, would love more info. do you know if this variety is self fertile? how quickly did this particular tree get to its size?
+Permaculture Homestead The variety picked in this video is a Li Jujube, and it requires a Lang Jujube to pollinate (according to Willis Orchards).
ive found sources that say it is self fertile too? can it be a stand alone species, or does it HAVE to have a pollinator?
I read that it self pollinate a neighbor has some and they just keep popping up along the fence tree after tree
I live in the UK. I grow many fruit trees but it's not hot enough go grow this tree .
Great
Do you thing that I can have it in hardy zone 6 ?
Be warned about this tree. Its a very drought tolerant tree that sends out suckers 40feet away from the tree itself. Not sure if this tree is spineless, but they have massive sharp thorns.
Sends out what?
The Snowflake Diaries would mean roots
@@thesnowflakediaries5267 Where a new plant tries to spring from the roots. Coppecious growth.
@@thesnowflakediaries5267 Off shoots. However, this is only true for some and it also has to be dry too much for that. I think mine is okay because every time it rains my yard literally floods because everyone's rain flows into my yard. Great for starting an orchard.
Wow i must get seeds of this tree. I hope they fruit from seed
I need to find one of those and plant one, they sound really good!
they are really good fruits we call them Masau in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼
You can cook in a crockpot with ginseng and dates and drink the broth as treatment for colds.
I keep thinking your channel is called the veganathest and I'm like "how can you be physically healthy without being spiritually healthy". Keep up the good work. I have 2 Jujube trees in Indiana, and I'm adding more next year.
You really believe atheists can’t be physically healthy? 😂
Back home, We have other kinds and taste pretty good too
Are they sweeter if you let them dry on the tree vs dry in the house
You're a legend. love your videos.
Im loving your videos. they're so helpful. I found your channel while looking for video's on how to start growing my own food. Im not sure where to start. Also I have 2 dogs that like to eat all the grass in the yard, what's your advice on keeping them from eating the plants before they grow enough to harvest.
I have a star fruit.
What do you use plant food? And whan do you give to them?
we love these apples & have tried to plant them many times in the past but no success. Can they survive in the twin cities of Minnesota weather?
I just planted a 4' tall li jujube tree I bought from a nursery yesterday. I live in Illinois, zone 5. I am wondering if this li jujube tree is self pollinated or does it needs another tree to help with the pollination? also, what are some winter care tips for this plant? this is my first time planting this, hope it will survive Illinois winter.
I live in florida and have 4 12 foot barbados trees. I have tried t grow
from the seed with no luck. Is the the 3 seeds actually seeds or are
they pods with seeds inside? what is the best way to grow from a seed.
Thanks
Thank you! :)
I live in Norway and have never heard about the Jujube Tree.
I am in to bonsai trees, and specially for fruit and nut trees.
Now i will try to get a Jujube Tree for sure. :)
just curious - where are you, in the scenes at the end, sitting in the ocean on the rocks? thx
I always have jujube tea, never seen a fresh one! Do they grow any taller? Coz I don't have a big garden
Can we grow this in Canada? I love it
I guess you can if you live in British Columbia!
hi veganAthlete. one question ? where you bought that chinese jujube tree？thank you