Grow a Star Fruit Tree Tips | Produce Fruit in chilly winter location | Averrhoa Carambola |

[@lyonheart84]

Seeing your fruiting tropical trees is a source of great pleasure for me Jeff, even if I can't grow them like that here 👍

[@TropicalGardenGuy]

Thanks for watching Brett, I follow your channel as well!

[@HotPotatoGardener-HPG-143]

Just got a star fruit tree form Papaya Tree Nursery! Looking forward to propagating this delicious beautiful specimen!

[@TropicalGardenGuy]

Excellent!

[@B30pt87]

Thank you! And the tip about grafting is appreciated.

[@TropicalGardenGuy]

Welcome!😎

[@davespriter]

love this channel

[@TropicalGardenGuy]

Thanks😎

[@mauriciodiaz1310]

I don't like this channel I love it!

[@TropicalGardenGuy]

Thanks !

[@B30pt87]

I know, right? He grows Plumeria, and because of him I'm going to grow one too!

[@slong1688]

How do you keep the flower become fruits? I have flower and after it open I don’t see fruits at all.

[@TropicalGardenGuy]

Lots of bees!

[@slong1688]

I have more flies than I see bees lol, trying to get rid of flies but it never seem to goes away.

[@gulliverdalton8680]

They top work easy, graft a shoot at ground level and slowly replace it

[@TropicalGardenGuy]

👍😎🌴😎

[@Will_Grow_Plants]

Side note, what type of Archontophoenix are those?

[@TropicalGardenGuy]

King palm

[@jared8268]

I think he meant which kind of Archontophoenix. Lol. If you bought the tree locally, it is probably A. cunninghamia. They tend to be slightly more cold tolerant than some of the other king palm cultivars.

[@Will_Grow_Plants]

@@jared8268 By referring to it as a king palm, he's saying it's A. Cunninghamiana.