Catastrophic Rootball Implosion: One of the Biggest Mistakes When Repotting Larger Trees

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  • Опубліковано 21 жов 2024

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  • @jackson8085
    @jackson8085 Рік тому +8

    These pre recorded vids are much better than the live ones.

  • @samspeer4177
    @samspeer4177 Рік тому +1

    Great video!

  • @cameroneagle4370
    @cameroneagle4370 Рік тому +2

    rex was like , what the hell you doing spilling dirt in my yard boy ,you crazy ? 5:27 lol ... i wish all large pots had nice handles like that one , nice video man.

  • @Coolguyallthetime2k
    @Coolguyallthetime2k Рік тому +1

    I tried using that mix and my Jabo kicked the can lol.. tried again with pure perlite and soil acidifier and it’s growing like a weed… the only problem is dryness which is why I leave it in a water tub.

  • @HFTLMate
    @HFTLMate Рік тому +1

    I really appreciate your passion for the plinias, myciarias, eugenias and garcinias, wonder if you have tried to grow an Elaeagnus Latiflora, it sounds very healthy and awesome, high in amino acids and very high in anti oxidants, and nitrogen fixing.

    • @FlyingFoxFruits
      @FlyingFoxFruits  Рік тому +2

      I got one grafted growing for years, it fruits but the birds eat them like rabid wolves

  • @sarthakuday3939
    @sarthakuday3939 4 місяці тому

    is peat moss composted

  • @Blackdog1811
    @Blackdog1811 Рік тому +1

    Why do you think you observe more earthworms when the tree is unhealthy? Do you think they play a part or do you think they are there because the tree is unhealthy?

    • @rarefruit2320
      @rarefruit2320 Рік тому

      From my understanding worms eat the growing medium in pots leaving behind mostly worm castings which is bad for the plant for a few reasons

    • @cameroneagle4370
      @cameroneagle4370 Рік тому

      @@rarefruit2320 really ? , ive always heard earthworms are a sign of healthy soil

    • @FlyingFoxFruits
      @FlyingFoxFruits  Рік тому

      I think they eat the roots

  • @mitchellsousa484
    @mitchellsousa484 Рік тому

    Wondering if youve ever tried ilama? Its known as annona diversifolia. probably the most beautiful annona I have seen, heard it has great flavor too. got a hold of some seeds and am trying to grow them.

  • @LivingFoodscapes
    @LivingFoodscapes Рік тому +1

    I am holding my breath and I'm not even there haha

  • @billallengo
    @billallengo Рік тому +1

    ❤️🦇

  • @HFTLMate
    @HFTLMate Рік тому +1

    I had a catastrophic rootball implosion on a white Sapote, it defoliated and took 8 months to grow its first leaves

    • @HFTLMate
      @HFTLMate Рік тому

      To get it through customs they had to ship it in some kind of soil alternative, I think heavy perlite and something else.