I grew mine from seed and when it got about a foot i planted her in the ground where i want the tree, shes about 3 ft now but has new growth from ground as well as top, should i pull off or snip the ones on lower half of tree??
Great video. We love our tree but noticing the tree is not healthy as before. The leaves are sparse yellowing and curling at the tip, like it’s not getting enough water. However, we have been getting heavy rain almost every day. What can we do to help our tree recover ?
Hmm, sometimes, too much water can cause similar symptoms. How is the soil around your jac? Is there any standing water after a rainstorm.? We have been getting a lot of rain in South Florida over the last month. 😀🪴
@@LETSGROWGARDENDESIGNthank you for your reply. The soil around the tree is good, no standing water. A year ago we bought some small mango trees, we placed them under this tree (for shade) about 3-4 feet away from the trunk. The mango trees are doing well, but I’ve watered the mango trees 2-3 times a week for about 20 minutes. I’d be surprised if this jacaranda is that sensitive to water.
Hmmm, I hate to say it but it may be that the mangoes watering may be culprit, you may be introducing overwatering with the mangoes.... @2-3 times a week, that could be a prob for your soil grown Jac. Can you move your mangoes to another location or put a saucer underneath them so excess mango watertering doesn't go into soil? 😀🪴
I planted a Jacaranda in April in Broward county, but I’m concerned about the base of the trunk. It looks like is cracked and rotten, but I don’t see pests or mushroom root rotting. Could it be my soil?
im sorry about your tree. Is it possible damaged from lawn service? Sometimes riding mowers /other equip hit tree bases and they can crack them. Damaged trunks can lead to rot. But on soil, What type of soil do you have?😀🪴
Hi there. Cuspifolia tends to bunch her flowers in clusters. Mimosifolia will kinda do that too, but is more showy and flowers clusters are much bigger. 😀🪴
One more question...What is the difference between if it's grafted or not? I enjoy all the videos you make with your family. Thanks so much, Michael!@@LETSGROWGARDENDESIGN
Grafted plant tend to do a better since they are grown of strong pest resistant root stock. But it is not necessary and we don't typically have Jacs on root stock sold here in Florida. Hope this helps.😀🪴
I really love this tree but am worried about the location at which we want to plant it. We have a pool in our yard and the planter area is about 10-12 ft away from the pool and the concrete that boarders pool is about 4th from where we want to plant. We were worried a little about the roots invading or cracking the unground gunite pool.
Hi, I am not as concerned on roots of jacaranda ( they are much less invasive as Oak's or Ficus) but Jacaranda leaf drop may be an issue around your pool. Maybe consider adding in some palms instead? And place your jacaranda in the yard (not i n planter) farther away? 😀🪴
Hi, unfortunately concrete slabs is not the best border for trees. Concrete has higher PH and that isn't great for the tree and since concrete is impervious it reduces rainwater accessibility to roots. 😀🪴
Jacs in a pot are gonna be tricky to flower. This tree wants to get big so I would place her in a real big pot if you want to get her to bloom. And add a bloom booster fertilizer in spring to help with flowering.😀🪴
Hi! I have found that Jacarandas in south Florida tend to flush out differently that in their place of origin. Our climate is similar but not the same as is our soil. So Jac’s tend to do their own thing here, partial leaf drop some years more flowers other years….always a surprise as to what they will do. 😀🪴
@@LETSGROWGARDENDESIGN oh it's good to hear that, so lovely. We were actually planning to plant a couple them in our farm in the Philippines and I just hope it grows and blooms well here
Thank you beautiful tree and great video. :)
You are so welcome😀🪴
Your City is Very Beautiful look like heaven
Thank you!😀🪴
Thank you, Michael.
You are very welcome.😀🪴
Cutie little helper with the soil! Where do u recommend buying from?
Hi there! You can try Flamingo Road Nursery or Casa Planta or Living Color nurseries to see if they have them in stock.😀🪴
What date was that filmed. Haven't seen any blooms yet.
Beautiful! I wonder if it can be kept small, in a large pot? 😊
I think so, but she may flower a bit less. And you will need to make sure keep her roots from circling in the pot.😀🪴
I grew mine from seed and when it got about a foot i planted her in the ground where i want the tree, shes about 3 ft now but has new growth from ground as well as top, should i pull off or snip the ones on lower half of tree??
Yea it’s good to cut away the lower branches at ground level, but keep central trunk ( leader) so your jacaranda can grow taller! 😀🪴
Great video. We love our tree but noticing the tree is not healthy as before. The leaves are sparse yellowing and curling at the tip, like it’s not getting enough water. However, we have been getting heavy rain almost every day. What can we do to help our tree recover ?
Hmm, sometimes, too much water can cause similar symptoms. How is the soil around your jac? Is there any standing water after a rainstorm.? We have been getting a lot of rain in South Florida over the last month. 😀🪴
@@LETSGROWGARDENDESIGNthank you for your reply. The soil around the tree is good, no standing water. A year ago we bought some small mango trees, we placed them under this tree (for shade) about 3-4 feet away from the trunk. The mango trees are doing well, but I’ve watered the mango trees 2-3 times a week for about 20 minutes. I’d be surprised if this jacaranda is that sensitive to water.
Hmmm, I hate to say it but it may be that the mangoes watering may be culprit, you may be introducing overwatering with the mangoes.... @2-3 times a week, that could be a prob for your soil grown Jac. Can you move your mangoes to another location or put a saucer underneath them so excess mango watertering doesn't go into soil? 😀🪴
I planted a Jacaranda in April in Broward county, but I’m concerned about the base of the trunk. It looks like is cracked and rotten, but I don’t see pests or mushroom root rotting. Could it be my soil?
im sorry about your tree. Is it possible damaged from lawn service? Sometimes riding mowers /other equip hit tree bases and they can crack them. Damaged trunks can lead to rot. But on soil, What type of soil do you have?😀🪴
Hi Michael! What is the difference between the Jacaranda cuspidifolia and mimosifolia ? Thanks !
Hi there. Cuspifolia tends to bunch her flowers in clusters. Mimosifolia will kinda do that too, but is more showy and flowers clusters are much bigger. 😀🪴
One more question...What is the difference between if it's grafted or not? I enjoy all the videos you make with your family. Thanks so much, Michael!@@LETSGROWGARDENDESIGN
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Grafted plant tend to do a better since they are grown of strong pest resistant root stock. But it is not necessary and we don't typically have Jacs on root stock sold here in Florida. Hope this helps.😀🪴
I really love this tree but am worried about the location at which we want to plant it. We have a pool in our yard and the planter area is about 10-12 ft away from the pool and the concrete that boarders pool is about 4th from where we want to plant. We were worried a little about the roots invading or cracking the unground gunite pool.
Hi, I am not as concerned on roots of jacaranda ( they are much less invasive as Oak's or Ficus) but Jacaranda leaf drop may be an issue around your pool. Maybe consider adding in some palms instead? And place your jacaranda in the yard (not i n planter) farther away? 😀🪴
Can having concrete around the tree hurt the tree? We have a circle of soil around the trees trunk and then concrete in the rest of the yard.
Hi, unfortunately concrete slabs is not the best border for trees. Concrete has higher PH and that isn't great for the tree and since concrete is impervious it reduces rainwater accessibility to roots. 😀🪴
Will the roots get in the septic if planted top close?
They could, so be cautious. I would keep trunk 25' away from tank/drain-field 😀🪴
Oh my gosh that’s absolutely gorgeous I would love to find one of those I’m gonna be looking thanks for sharing💜
You are so welcome! 😀🪴
Can you keep a jacaranda tree on the smaller side?
Hi there, you can manage height by trimming, but she tends wants to get big. 😀🪴
Do you know how to take care A Jacaranda tree in a pot, And how to make it Bloom?
Jacs in a pot are gonna be tricky to flower. This tree wants to get big so I would place her in a real big pot if you want to get her to bloom. And add a bloom booster fertilizer in spring to help with flowering.😀🪴
Hi I’m just wondering why that jacaranda tree in the video is not in full bloom and the leaves did not shed fully as it’s supposed to be
Hi! I have found that Jacarandas in south Florida tend to flush out differently that in their place of origin. Our climate is similar but not the same as is our soil. So Jac’s tend to do their own thing here, partial leaf drop some years more flowers other years….always a surprise as to what they will do. 😀🪴
@@LETSGROWGARDENDESIGN oh it's good to hear that, so lovely. We were actually planning to plant a couple them in our farm in the Philippines and I just hope it grows and blooms well here