Growing Jujube Trees
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
- Jujube is considered a great natural detoxifier, useful in alternative medicine. It can be candied and dried, eaten fresh, or cooked in a variety of ways. The tree itself is a lovely landscape specimen with thin shiny leaves and interesting bark, growing to about 15-20 feet tall. Fruit ripens in mid- to late September. Zones 6-10. Learn about growing jujube trees with Just Fruits and Exotics.
I purchased many fruiting trees from your nursery when we started fruitscaping our homestead. Y'all have a great variety of cultivars that are difficult to find at other nurseries. Y'all also have one of the best websites in the industry in my opinion. The jujube is the only one of the trees that we have purchased that hasn't done great and hasn't grown much. We did move it to another location on our property last year and hoping it does better there.
Thanks for the video. keep em coming we love your content and have a dozen trees on our property from your nursery. How about a video about the challenges of growing apples in North Florida????
Nice to see. I am growing Li and Lang in my UK Garden,
I just bought a tamopan persimmon tree from your nursery. It looks healthy. I am looking forward for fuits. Thanks lot
Here in Qatar their known as Sidr or Sidra tree
The leaves are differrnt with more dark green and it has thorn
Their soooo common but around 80% of all sidr tree in Qatar dont produce the fruit
Great stuff. Thank you!
The variety you've shown at 5:58 is not Lang, it is most probably Shanxi Li. Lang is pear shaped.
How can I order jujube tree from you?
Oh I want some please 🙏🙏🙏🥰
My plant is producing a lot of fruit but most fruits are dropping off when they are small. Do you have suggestions for this problem? Thanks in advance.
There are several reasons for fruit drop. Can be due to the maturity of the tree, holding too much fruit, need of nutrients or animals. Thin the fruit if holding too much and if you haven't, feed the tree.
Do all the trees have large thorns, or is it just mine?
They have thorns
How do they get pollinated i had some flowers but non produced fruit 😥
They get pollinated by bees and bugs. You may need to add some items in the yard that will attract them.
@@justfruitsandexotics3024 are the little black sugar ant a bad thing for the flowers i had a lot of those but I think they where just stealing the pollin but no bees sadly
@@full-timemama4328 you want bees
@@full-timemama4328 actually I’ve heard that ants and flies are the pollinators for jujubes instead of bees
go to justfruitsandexotics.com for ordering
I want to order jujube tree from you
I hope i can have this variety in philippines
hello, where are you located? Do you wholesale those trees?
Hello, we are located in Crawfordville, FL, in the pan handle just south of Tallahassee FL. We are a retail nursery.
Can you deliver in Kissimmee next to Orlando
Do they grow from the seed?
They can, but they do not come true to type.
Taste is like a bland dry apple for me LOL, I hope drying makes them more interesting.
How much is a tiger tooth?
Tiger Tooth will be available again in a couple of weeks. At that time, pricing will be available on our website justfruitsandexotics.com
Do you sell plants ?
Yes, our website is justfruitsandexotics.com
@@justfruitsandexotics3024hat is best time of year to order for planting in Maryland?
@@21stCPH They are very cold hardy but best to plant in early spring
@@justfruitsandexotics3024 Thank you
Expensive compared to national producers, about $30 cheaper.
Jujubes taste nothing like dates. The textures are different as well.
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I really don’t like the new AI descriptions you guys added to your product descriptions on your website. It use to be straight to the point with characteristic info about the fruits and trees. Now it’s all used car salesman sounding trying to trigger emotion. Do you guys realize you copy pasted the same descriptions on almost every fruit tree on your website? Please stop doing that. We want to buy fruit trees based on factual descriptions without all the fluff.