I got about 50 red papaya seedling inside right now I got all the biggest and healthiest seedlings in one of my grow tents with some gelato and nycd babies. I found out papaya farmers soak their seeds in diluted potassium nitrate for A couple hours and I did half and half to experiment all the seeds I soaked in the mixture popped tails two to three days later and all the seeds I just soaked in water and planted took a whole nother month before they sprouted tails.
Most tropical plant are drought activated because the tropics have a dry season. Once you let the seeds dry in the sun for a couple days they will sprout in about 3 days as well
As someone from a tropical asian country who had grown 10 papayas and other fruits I am proud of Jessie for growing papaya in Canada. Someone from my country who is an agriculturist successfully grown apples too but in the mountains with 18-22 degrees celcius temperature at the foot of the mountain.
If you didn’t know wild species of banana have seeds but most grocery store bananas have no seeds because they are seedless types of banana wild banana are very interesting you should try it!
Does your indoor grow set-up include a heat mat? You may want to put your tropical trees (papaya, mango) on the heat mat when you bring it in for Winter. And make sure you water it. Please keep in mind that papaya is a TREE. It's not a common veggie or house-plant. EACH seedling needs to be transplanted to ITS OWN POT. They need space for their roots to grow without getting all tangled together, competing for resources. I like to use empty 1/2-gallon milk cartons for tree seedlings. They come free (all you have to do is drink the milk) and you know they hold water. Use a paper hole-punch to put drainage holes in the bottom. I hear that Canuckistan heathens use plastic bags for their milk. Maybe they sell juice in cartons? Or goldfish crackers maybe? If you can't easily obtain milk cartons, maybe use 100cm PVC pipe with end-caps on bottom. Use whatever length of pipe and your baby tree will have that much space for its roots to grow down into. I think I'd go with 1/2 metre length (depth). This could be entertaining. When it comes time to transplant the tree into the ground outside, you can use a manual augur to dig a straight vertical shaft into the soil and then just take the end-cap off the bottom of the pipe then put it into the hole and let it slide out of the pipe, straight into the hole. I'm having trouble with conversions. I would use a 6" diameter augur, so I'd transfer the tree into a 4" diameter pipe. (Also, I would dig the hole MUCH deeper than the transplant requires and I'd mix some of the soil with compost before pouring it back into the hole, so it would make it much easier for the tree's tap-root to dig down deep into the ground. For this, I'd want to get the manual augur with the extendable shaft. And buy extensions and connectors. Just don't accidentally dig a well. Having free water supply for your garden like that... That would be frowned-upon.) If you're just growing them in big pots... please grow just one per pot. They will thank you (with papayas).
that is really good advice. i honestly never even thought of a heat pad before but thank you so much for this beautiful idea, and for all your comments on my videos. You are a real one
Istg we have 4 stray papaya trees growing in our backyard. It may be the birds ofc, but still pretty surprised. They're already maybe 3ft tall, we're kinda unsure if moving them to a more wider spot will stunt it's growth, coz they're sitting right beside our concrete fence. Tbh we wanna have the fruits even if we didn't plant them.😅
Nature is the best gardener! You could try moving one or two, that way you can see which grow better staying put or being moved. I'm no tree expert though :)
So a reel of yours came up on my feed because I'm a plant person, but I clicked thought to your channel because I was curious if I could guess where you're from based on your accent. And lemme tell you, Canada was not my guess. 😂 Very cool video! That was a lot of effort.
to o be more specific @@growithjessie , 2 bluey dolls that i have made a patern for 3 times. and is assembled from a snapshot of the show incase your wondering.
Quick question for everyone, can you grow fruits from seeds found in fruity drinks? Bought a passion fruit drink with pulp. There's these black seeds all in it. I'm tempted to try and grow but feel like it won't grow
my friend in chicago has a grapefruit and an orange tree. they are large in large pots. she gets fruit!! she also has a very sunny window in winter - not much heat tho.
Green papaya is eaten by cooking. We use them as a sort of vegetable. Kind of like chayote. Slice it up in a stirfry or boil it in chicken ginger soup.
just give an advice, don't grow the papaya tree close to wall or any building, that can broke or ruin it. because papaya root is strong. especially don't grow it to close to your neigbor, if u don't want any problem 😂
does anyone else get pissed off by her making the most obvious mistakes Like she’ll just neglect her plants in the most fundamental way and then be like OH NO THEY DIED!! in an obnoxious voice filter
There are more types of papayas. The one I like doesn’t taste or smell like doodoo. Do some more research and go out and buy the more that doesn’t stink. Mexican stores that produce, meat Mexican breads and spices. Or an Asian market, market as in produce spices Twas cooking supplies as in rice cooker, step stools, rice shapers. I pretty much only shop at these stores unless it’s bulk or almond milk.
I'm not trying to be rude when I say this, but you gotta move elsewhere with your growing hobby :) It's very cool that you like growing stuff but it's unfortunate that you don't live in the best place for it.
I got about 50 red papaya seedling inside right now I got all the biggest and healthiest seedlings in one of my grow tents with some gelato and nycd babies. I found out papaya farmers soak their seeds in diluted potassium nitrate for A couple hours and I did half and half to experiment all the seeds I soaked in the mixture popped tails two to three days later and all the seeds I just soaked in water and planted took a whole nother month before they sprouted tails.
Most tropical plant are drought activated because the tropics have a dry season. Once you let the seeds dry in the sun for a couple days they will sprout in about 3 days as well
@@arthurlouis8326 Hey thank you I will try this I read somewhere that you shouldn’t let papaya seed dry out, but that’s what I’ll do next time.
As someone from a tropical asian country who had grown 10 papayas and other fruits I am proud of Jessie for growing papaya in Canada. Someone from my country who is an agriculturist successfully grown apples too but in the mountains with 18-22 degrees celcius temperature at the foot of the mountain.
thank you so much. you made my whole day
I am 10 years old and I love your videos i really like to grow plants just like you 😊
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omg, i am trying this RIGHT NOW!! also, i am ur BIGGEST FAN KEEP GOING I WOULDNT HAVE AN AMAZING GARDEN WITHOUT YOU!!
I think you must mean one of her biggest fan's as there's many of us!😂💜✌️
@@jamiecurran3544 true LOL 😂
thank you sooooooo much
awwwwwwww you guys made my whole day ily so much
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If you didn’t know wild species of banana have seeds but most grocery store bananas have no seeds because they are seedless types of banana wild banana are very interesting you should try it!
omg! i need to try this!
Does your indoor grow set-up include a heat mat? You may want to put your tropical trees (papaya, mango) on the heat mat when you bring it in for Winter. And make sure you water it.
Please keep in mind that papaya is a TREE. It's not a common veggie or house-plant. EACH seedling needs to be transplanted to ITS OWN POT. They need space for their roots to grow without getting all tangled together, competing for resources.
I like to use empty 1/2-gallon milk cartons for tree seedlings. They come free (all you have to do is drink the milk) and you know they hold water. Use a paper hole-punch to put drainage holes in the bottom.
I hear that Canuckistan heathens use plastic bags for their milk. Maybe they sell juice in cartons? Or goldfish crackers maybe?
If you can't easily obtain milk cartons, maybe use 100cm PVC pipe with end-caps on bottom. Use whatever length of pipe and your baby tree will have that much space for its roots to grow down into. I think I'd go with 1/2 metre length (depth).
This could be entertaining. When it comes time to transplant the tree into the ground outside, you can use a manual augur to dig a straight vertical shaft into the soil and then just take the end-cap off the bottom of the pipe then put it into the hole and let it slide out of the pipe, straight into the hole.
I'm having trouble with conversions. I would use a 6" diameter augur, so I'd transfer the tree into a 4" diameter pipe.
(Also, I would dig the hole MUCH deeper than the transplant requires and I'd mix some of the soil with compost before pouring it back into the hole, so it would make it much easier for the tree's tap-root to dig down deep into the ground. For this, I'd want to get the manual augur with the extendable shaft. And buy extensions and connectors. Just don't accidentally dig a well. Having free water supply for your garden like that... That would be frowned-upon.)
If you're just growing them in big pots... please grow just one per pot. They will thank you (with papayas).
that is really good advice. i honestly never even thought of a heat pad before but thank you so much for this beautiful idea, and for all your comments on my videos. You are a real one
Istg we have 4 stray papaya trees growing in our backyard. It may be the birds ofc, but still pretty surprised.
They're already maybe 3ft tall, we're kinda unsure if moving them to a more wider spot will stunt it's growth, coz they're sitting right beside our concrete fence.
Tbh we wanna have the fruits even if we didn't plant them.😅
Nature is the best gardener! You could try moving one or two, that way you can see which grow better staying put or being moved. I'm no tree expert though :)
Be careful! Most papayas will not tolerate transplants I would leave em be 😊
also at 6:45 the math says since you said it has been 8 months, that means about 10 more before you get fruit from this point.
hahahaha
So a reel of yours came up on my feed because I'm a plant person, but I clicked thought to your channel because I was curious if I could guess where you're from based on your accent. And lemme tell you, Canada was not my guess. 😂
Very cool video! That was a lot of effort.
hahaha. thank you soo much
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Was that lake Ontario in the shot with the wine glasses? It looks pretty much the same from the other side but I can see the Toronto skyline from NY
That was in France ahhaha
Omg, red papayas are so tasty and sweet. I heard that they're good for blood
100000%! They have so many incredible benefits
also love your videos your hillarous to listen to while i crochet.
thank you sooooo much
@@growithjessie i am crocheting a bluey
to o be more specific @@growithjessie , 2 bluey dolls that i have made a patern for 3 times. and is assembled from a snapshot of the show incase your wondering.
Quick question for everyone, can you grow fruits from seeds found in fruity drinks? Bought a passion fruit drink with pulp. There's these black seeds all in it. I'm tempted to try and grow but feel like it won't grow
It's surprising that the tree can grow in a pot? Do they not require more room for roots to spread? Oh and thanks for this information😊💕🌺🌿
my friend in chicago has a grapefruit and an orange tree. they are large in large pots. she gets fruit!! she also has a very sunny window in winter - not much heat tho.
How are the papaya tree's doing?
Minnesota won't grow papaya. But its my favorite fruit.
it is such a great fruit. i can barely grow it here in Canada though!!
thats what i like to hear!
If you lived in Mexico you would be trying to grow cherries and apples.
YES!
Green papaya is eaten by cooking. We use them as a sort of vegetable. Kind of like chayote. Slice it up in a stirfry or boil it in chicken ginger soup.
I love that I learned that! so cool!
10:19 its fucking rawwwwww!
They cant grow because its not ripe
hahahaha i kind of agree ngl
What kind of soil do u use for all your plants?
a ix of garden soil, vermiculite, perlite, and orchid bark (and someitmes a little mulch)
i'm the ninety seventh person to watch this, this first full length video where i'm one of the first 100! :D
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She actually said germeny 😂😂❤
love ur videos!!!!
thank you so much
Why are my papaya seeds not sprouting
I wonder if papaya microgreens will become a thing?
omg that would be insane. microgreens actually harbour a lot of bacteria lol. i try to stay away from them
Cloudberries? When?
UGH I AM TRYING TO FIND THEM! HELP! HAHA
@@growithjessie Canada might have patches?
@@growithjessie or Etsy
just give an advice, don't grow the papaya tree close to wall or any building, that can broke or ruin it. because papaya root is strong. especially don't grow it to close to your neigbor, if u don't want any problem 😂
that is a really good tip
Im soooooo jealous you could find "white" papya. I love thai salads but unripe papaya is impossible to find here. You can barely find ripe ones lol
right?!?!!
ISTG those seeds gave me kidney stone flashbacks...
LMAO omg
Do u know one thing the black ones are girls they only give u fruit but brown are boys they only give flower 🌺❤
that is so cool omg
does anyone else get pissed off by her making the most obvious mistakes
Like she’ll just neglect her plants in the most fundamental way and then be like OH NO THEY DIED!! in an obnoxious voice filter
Yes,such a harmful video!
There are more types of papayas. The one I like doesn’t taste or smell like doodoo. Do some more research and go out and buy the more that doesn’t stink. Mexican stores that produce, meat Mexican breads and spices. Or an Asian market, market as in produce spices Twas cooking supplies as in rice cooker, step stools, rice shapers. I pretty much only shop at these stores unless it’s bulk or almond milk.
agreed. i actually love papaya! some say it is an acquired taste but I am not too sure. thanks for sharing
I'm not trying to be rude when I say this, but you gotta move elsewhere with your growing hobby :) It's very cool that you like growing stuff but it's unfortunate that you don't live in the best place for it.
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Have u ever grown dated
yes! yellow dates this summer!! they took a year to sprout
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