Nice fruit tree collection, it's also great to see you have different kinds of tropical trees. I live in Houston, TX and I'm also trying to grow some rare fruit such as Jaboticabas, Pitangatubas, Sapodillas, and Finger Limes just to name a few. Thanks again for tour!
@@socalbackyardorchard3768 you are already growing one, the Surinam Cherry. Your food forest is beautiful, I started one last year in Central Florida, mostly tropicals and subtropicals... I worked almost as hard in the winter as I did in Spring keeping them safe from freezing but I'm happy to say they all lived! Oh and I, too, am growing a Nam Doc Mai - it did the same thing as yours. But I found that if I cut off the flowers below the bracts, it puts that energy into growth instead of trying to produce fruits at such a young age. Some would argue to let nature do what's natural but we have to consider that we broke that rule through grafting - which is why it's trying to fruit. I believe the tree thinks it's more mature than it actually is 😊 I know it's hard to cut off the flowers but it's worth the sacrifice for strong new growth! I'm a new subscriber and enjoying your channel very much, thanks for all the hard work!
Where did you get the Barbados Cherry Tree. I've been trying to add it to my collection. You've got the beat collection by far. Please do a planting video. Thanks
I have been giving a lot of thought about how well everything is looking from all the rain this yr.Any one who has lived in SoCal long knows it was very rare. My questions are should we be watering more in winter? Or was it the rain water and it’s supply of nitrogen and other natural benefits that helped the plants and trees so much? I have bushes that have been more or less just existing but this yr they have pushed a ton of new growth and look wonderful. Any thoughts on how we can duplicate nature and get explosive growth right when temps break? Cheers yard is looking fabulous. Cheers
So Cal backyard Orchard sounds good look forward to what you come up with I’m going to ask around and look for some old information about it. I have heard mimicking rain drops with hose or sprinklers can help with oxygen and you would think humidity which is helpful out here where I’m at. Cheers
Wonderful backyard fruit orchard, thanks for the video! I was wondering... out of the guavas you have, which variety would you say is the sweetest? Any info you could provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Jesse Hernandez the small white guava tree at the end of the tour. White guavas are much sweeter, Mexican cream guava, tropic white guava, Vietnam sweet guava, Snow White guava.
Hello from Thailand! Wow very nice you have so many kind of fruit trees! We are planting fruit tree too but not much as your :) ps. How long it take for avocado to provide the fruit?
Hey buddy, once again, nice video!..keep them coming! How long did that Vista White Loquat seedling take to fruit? As you remember, I bought my 5gal Sugar Crisp Loquat from Exotica a few weeks ago?
Garden Gainzz the vista white was in a 5 gallon container it was about 3 ft tall and I put it in the ground June 2015 so it took almost 4 years to fruit.
Hey buddy, long time no see. I like that lam hass avocado It's small and compact. Im thinking about trading my hass for something else. Its to tall and not enough leaves..
Garden love come down to Vista you can find them here, it’s not that far away. You can take your daughter to Legoland or the Safari Park too. Clausen Nursery or Maddock nursery will have them.
Will Thomas I found it at Exotica, California tropical fruit trees nursery has them most of the time, they are also in Vista but they are only open to the public on saturdays.
Thanks. I will have to find it soon. On a side note most of my apple grafts took last year but none of the avocado grafts took. I am trying agin this year ob seedlings and my mature trees. I have grafted holiday, Nabal, Sir Prize, Gem, Jan Boyce, Kahaluu from a guy in Orange County and Catalina and Miguel from Florida. Fingers crossed
@@willthomas1760 How do you like the taste of the Kahalu avocado? If you like it, I’d there any way I could arrange to get some scion wood from you? Also, I’m looking for “Herd” avocado scion if you know of anybody. Thanks. - Neal in Anaheim
@@ocneal i have not tried it yet. I had one this year that drop prematurely so hopefully next year. I don't have enough growth to take wood yet but maybe by spring or fall 2022. I have not heard of Herd avocados. You see what I did there? 😂. Thanks for watching hopefully I get good growth to share in the future
Qasim they will grow here, I have seen many trees fruiting here but I haven’t bought one yet they are kind of expensive here, waiting to find a very good deal on one!
@@socalbackyardorchard3768 Thanks. I got a small 2 ft Emperor Lychee and planted in San jose. Let's see what happens. Not very hopeful though because of NorCal weather
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Beautiful growing grounds you have.
Nice Garden
My Dream garden
NICE 👍👍👍
very nice orchard............well done!
Looks awesome! Thank you for sharing!
beautiful property, was looking for videos of dense fruit production and you have nailed it. can't wait for my yard to look like yours!
Great vision! Thanks for the info. Thanks for sharing.
Nice backyard my friend a lot of trees, nice avocado trees one of my favory fruit. Thanks for the video
Salvador Garcia Thanks friend!
Nice fruit tree collection, it's also great to see you have different kinds of tropical trees. I live in Houston, TX and I'm also trying to grow some rare fruit such as Jaboticabas, Pitangatubas, Sapodillas, and Finger Limes just to name a few. Thanks again for tour!
Ted Salazar Thanks, Houston is a good place to grow. Never heard of Pitangatubas, I’m gonna look that one up
@@socalbackyardorchard3768 you are already growing one, the Surinam Cherry. Your food forest is beautiful, I started one last year in Central Florida, mostly tropicals and subtropicals... I worked almost as hard in the winter as I did in Spring keeping them safe from freezing but I'm happy to say they all lived! Oh and I, too, am growing a Nam Doc Mai - it did the same thing as yours. But I found that if I cut off the flowers below the bracts, it puts that energy into growth instead of trying to produce fruits at such a young age. Some would argue to let nature do what's natural but we have to consider that we broke that rule through grafting - which is why it's trying to fruit. I believe the tree thinks it's more mature than it actually is 😊 I know it's hard to cut off the flowers but it's worth the sacrifice for strong new growth! I'm a new subscriber and enjoying your channel very much, thanks for all the hard work!
Thank you my dear friend for letting us know everything that you have in your house thanks a big hug you are unique here on Yutube
Oscar Martínez Thank You my friend!
You definitely have a new subscriber! I live in northeast Georgia and the only way I can grow tropicals is in containers. Thank you for the tour.
Yesenia Gonzalez thanks! Just subscribed to your channel too!
Nice 👍
Please do some close up & more detailed videos of your fruit trees.
The Blood Orange would be a good one to show when it's ripe.
Thanks
Thanks for the update !! Everything looking amazing !! I have a question , your seed grown papaya how long until you seen fruit ?
Alex Tovar thanks! It took about 2 years to see fruit on the seedling papaya
Looks amazing. Do you irrigate everything on drip?
Where did you get the Barbados Cherry Tree. I've been trying to add it to my collection.
You've got the beat collection by far. Please do a planting video.
Thanks
Awesome yard! Come join FB group “Southern California Backyard Avocado Growers”
I have been giving a lot of thought about how well everything is looking from all the rain this yr.Any one who has lived in SoCal long knows it was very rare. My questions are should we be watering more in winter? Or was it the rain water and it’s supply of nitrogen and other natural benefits that helped the plants and trees so much? I have bushes that have been more or less just existing but this yr they have pushed a ton of new growth and look wonderful. Any thoughts on how we can duplicate nature and get explosive growth right when temps break? Cheers yard is looking fabulous. Cheers
CaseHeads G this is a very good topic, and very important topic. Thanks you just gave me an idea for my next video!
So Cal backyard Orchard sounds good look forward to what you come up with I’m going to ask around and look for some old information about it. I have heard mimicking rain drops with hose or sprinklers can help with oxygen and you would think humidity which is helpful out here where I’m at. Cheers
Wonderful backyard fruit orchard, thanks for the video! I was wondering... out of the guavas you have, which variety would you say is the sweetest? Any info you could provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Jesse Hernandez the small white guava tree at the end of the tour. White guavas are much sweeter, Mexican cream guava, tropic white guava, Vietnam sweet guava, Snow White guava.
@@socalbackyardorchard3768 Thank you for getting back to me, I really appreciate the info. I look forward to seeing more of your videos!
Hello from Thailand! Wow very nice you have so many kind of fruit trees! We are planting fruit tree too but not much as your :) ps. How long it take for avocado to provide the fruit?
Just Living With George And Woon hello thank you, 2 years to get fruit from grafted avocado trees, seedling trees 5-10 years or in some cases longer.
@@socalbackyardorchard3768 oh wow we planted from seed so need to wait for 5 year , thank you for your answer, have a nice day👍😉👍
Hey buddy, once again, nice video!..keep them coming! How long did that Vista White Loquat seedling take to fruit? As you remember, I bought my 5gal Sugar Crisp Loquat from Exotica a few weeks ago?
Garden Gainzz the vista white was in a 5 gallon container it was about 3 ft tall and I put it in the ground June 2015 so it took almost 4 years to fruit.
@@socalbackyardorchard3768 Orale so give or take mine will fruit around the same time. At least this gives me a time frame.
Would you be able to offer scionwood from your Reed avocado?
awesome garden im a local here in vista ive been looking for banna trees do you have any extra pups
Duro Luxe thanks, I do have a couple extra pups send me your phone number I’ll contact you
@@ranchoelguero8252 yeah its 760 655 2721
What type of guava was that large one? You said it was your heavy producer? It’s the one next to your ice cream bean tree.
Christian hernandez it’s the more common medium size tropical pink guava
Sir, Is that too expensive to live over there? I love to race all kinds of fruits and chickens if I have the land like that. I am living in Las Vegas.
I had some seedlings fruit in in 3 years
My Florida Orange Seedlinds bore fruits early too.
Fruit trees planted on not fertile lands will take a bit longer period of time to fruits.
Hey buddy, long time no see. I like that lam hass avocado
It's small and compact. Im thinking about trading my hass for something else. Its to tall and not enough leaves..
Garden love yeah, I know you grow lots of trees in pots, it should be a good one. Also little Cado, Holiday, and maybe even Reed.
@@socalbackyardorchard3768 I wish I could find a nursery that carries those.
Garden love come down to Vista you can find them here, it’s not that far away. You can take your daughter to Legoland or the Safari Park too. Clausen Nursery or Maddock nursery will have them.
What is your favorite loquat variety? I like sweet.
Danny so far I really like the Vista white loquat, it is very sweet.
Where did you find the Acerola? Exotica didn’t have it last year and I haven’t checked back since then.
Will Thomas I found it at Exotica, California tropical fruit trees nursery has them most of the time, they are also in Vista but they are only open to the public on saturdays.
Thanks. I will have to find it soon. On a side note most of my apple grafts took last year but none of the avocado grafts took. I am trying agin this year ob seedlings and my mature trees. I have grafted holiday, Nabal, Sir Prize, Gem, Jan Boyce, Kahaluu from a guy in Orange County and Catalina and Miguel from Florida. Fingers crossed
@@willthomas1760 How do you like the taste of the Kahalu avocado? If you like it, I’d there any way I could arrange to get some scion wood from you? Also, I’m looking for “Herd” avocado scion if you know of anybody. Thanks. - Neal in Anaheim
@@ocneal i have not tried it yet. I had one this year that drop prematurely so hopefully next year. I don't have enough growth to take wood yet but maybe by spring or fall 2022. I have not heard of Herd avocados. You see what I did there? 😂. Thanks for watching hopefully I get good growth to share in the future
what zone are you in
When is the Reed ready to harvest?
Enter User Name Here. June - july Reed harvest
When did you plant the store bought Papaya seed?
Will Thomas I planted the seed from store bought papaya about 2 years ago
Where do you buy your Mangos at?
Is Brianna filming?
Sacrificial Lamb Hi! Actually it was my oldest daughter I have 3 girls
Sacrificial Lamb I probably should train Brianna tough, she’s the one that loves to be out there with me! Thank you!
How do you control bugs?
Have you successfully grown Lychees?
Qasim they will grow here, I have seen many trees fruiting here but I haven’t bought one yet they are kind of expensive here, waiting to find a very good deal on one!
Qasim they grow and fruit well here in some parts of San Diego!
@@socalbackyardorchard3768 Thanks. I got a small 2 ft Emperor Lychee and planted in San jose. Let's see what happens. Not very hopeful though because of NorCal weather