Every fruit tree in my yard I grew from seed I have 7 mango trees 4 avocado trees full of avocados 2 ciruela trees both red 40 pineapple plants 2 varieties 1 long pineapple 1 short pineapple 10 sour orange trees 3” sweet bananas over 10 plants 30’ tall 1 Keit tree grown from seed all on not even an acre . Every year we eat fruit these trees produce well in my area I’ve grown peaches & mamay all on muck soil . Here is the biggest plus none are graphed but they did come from graphed fruit trees . My father told me when I was a young man if you can’t eat it don’t grow it when times are hard you can’t eat flowers. Love the video !
PAUL you should taste the cristela jackfruit that is named after the lady that gave you the tour. Is a real dwarf to semi dwarf tree with a small fruit that is very good and taste a little like pineapple.
They have cultivars I couldn’t find anywhere else. Large trees. She is always there- always helpful and polite. Nice video. At 16 m, she is referring to golden queen/cat Saigon/kiew yai.
Was there over 30 years ago sad to hear about Richard. My dog and his golden retriever played together. Moved to Ocala and so sorry not possible to travel to Excalibur. Miss going there even just to visit.
All I hear about this place is how nasty they are to customers...I called recently with a list of 10 mango trees I was looking for and they said no to each. So I got them from Love, Jack and Beanstalk and Incredible Edibles. 5 years and 62 fruit trees later have never even made it to excaliber due to their bad reviews and them never having what I call and ask about. Also they quoted me $350 delivery fee and I don't live that far. I pay zero delivery from the aforementioned 3 nurseries
I can't wait to visit, Im still looking for someone to graft my mango tree the tree is over 25 years old if anyone knows someone in the Indian Rocks beach Florida, near Tampa, Clearwater Beach please Help I don't have much time.
Another great tropical fruit farm video. Good to know you can grow so many different fruits in pots especially for those who don't live in a location that have proper soil or the ideal tropical climate. Thanks for sharing! ❤
i just want to know if they or anyone has any fruiting mangosteen either graft or air layer that's a few years old, or just sell the mature tree. they grow too slow and with my health issues I'm not likely to see a normal small tree get to fruiting.
I went to Excalibur to buy fruit trees couple of years ago and here is my experience. I started talking to a woman (maybe this one, maybe not, can't swear) and she was visibly annoyed when I started asking questions about mango varieties. I am always very polite to everyone and absolutely didn't understand this attitude toward me, I was just a customer who came to buy what they sell and I was treated as a nuisance. She took me to mango place and just shrugged her shoulders and turned away from me. I was also looking for a specific tree I wanted and asked if they have it, she showed it to me and said "it's $75" though she said just 10 sec. ago ALL these 3 gal trees are $45. She was looking at me smiling like "what you gonna do? You came for it!" I noticed the tree was not in great condition, a lot of dry leaves and asked why and she again shrugged her shoulders and said maybe too much water. I bought it and it turned out all roots were rotten and it died in the ground. And the cherry on top: the man in the office tried to charge me for 3 trees though this woman clearly told him she brought 2 for me (and I heard this) so I had to argue with him about that. By far the worst nursery experience I ever had. Maybe because I am white, I don't know. If you want to be treated like that go for it.
Visited Homestead, Florida area nurseries a few years ago, and Pine Island Nursery was a large, and very professional nursery and they ship by mail. It pays to shop around!
It sucks that you had that experience. I’ve been to Excalibur and I’ve purchased 4 trees and lots of fruit. I’ve never had a bad experience. The manager, Mike and the staff are very friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. The older lady (owner) was out one day and we sat and had a great conversation while I wait to be taken by golf cart to see trees.
When I first went there Richard the owner was awesome you can tell he had a passion for it. After that with the exceptions of the owner most of the workers treat it like paycheck.
Paul, Please put out more info on the red jackfruit cultivars that your guide, Crystela, mentioned: Xain?/Zane?… Red Jackfruit Cultivar Crystela said that it has deep, deep red colored flesh and really sweet. Question: Is the flavor like ‘bubble gum’? Tony Morris Red Jackfruit Cultivar Crystela said that this red jackfruit variety is really sweet. Question: What about the flavor? Does it taste like ‘bubble gum’ flavor? Thank you for this and your other videos. You are the Best!
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"If you don't pot it up every 4 years..." How are you going to transplant a giant tree like that.... You shouldn't be potting in the first place if you know you're going to plant it in a specific spot... What was her point in doing this? THE ONLY reason I can see is because Florida "Dirt" is mostly straight up sand, so having pots is a way to make your own potting mix and allowing the plants to thrive off of that... But the soil itself could be amended ... Because now we have giant trees who have broken through to the ground below and getting nutrients that way.... I'm assuming they would fertilize the ground too? Or just the pots?` I have 2 Passionfruit plants in a 200 gallon smartpot growbag, and it went through within a year. AT least, I'm assuming it already broke through as it's over 60-80 feet long. I planted them last March.
This is a nursery and they have many trees in big pots. I did another video about it. Really cool video. But I assume they had all those trees in pots to sell them but they didn't sell it so eventually they went in the ground. I don't think that was their original idea to plant them.
lol Thanks for your comment. We are in the middle of mango season here in South Florida and I'm letting people know about the fruits that are in season and helping them understand about each variety. Mangos are not even my favorite fruit, lol
Sorry, they may be the biggest but definitely not the best. Not customer friendly, including this lady talking. If you can find the older guy to drive you around, you're in luck. Otherwise they act like they're doing you a favour.
Every fruit tree in my yard I grew from seed I have 7 mango trees 4 avocado trees full of avocados 2 ciruela trees both red 40 pineapple plants 2 varieties 1 long pineapple 1 short pineapple 10 sour orange trees 3” sweet bananas over 10 plants 30’ tall 1 Keit tree grown from seed all on not even an acre . Every year we eat fruit these trees produce well in my area I’ve grown peaches & mamay all on muck soil . Here is the biggest plus none are graphed but they did come from graphed fruit trees . My father told me when I was a young man if you can’t eat it don’t grow it when times are hard you can’t eat flowers. Love the video !
You should make a video. I'm growing some from seed. Very interested in seed grown mangos. Not many videos I can find on seed grown mangos.
There are actually a lot of edible flowers, and they also attract pollinators. Adding the right flowers makes a great garden.
Can we grow mangoes in pots? 🤔
An amazing place. My father planted pomegranate avocado peach and cherry trees in our yard from Excalibur everything was very prolific producers.
Very informative, thanks for such a thorough representation….nature is sooo amazingly bountiful..
PAUL you should taste the cristela jackfruit that is named after the lady that gave you the tour. Is a real dwarf to semi dwarf tree with a small fruit that is very good and taste a little like pineapple.
Wonderful Show & Tell, Thank you Both :-)
Our experience was not the same when we went there while visiting West Palm. Your trip looks like a lot of fun, as always!!!
Really what happened when you went?
I had a lot of fun with them and next time you are in the area please contact me, I live close to them and would love to show you my yard
@@FruitfulTrees We would love to see your yard when we are over there again.
@@FruitfulTreesAre you giving tours? I live nearby.
Oh no! Maybe we just caught the place on a “good vibes only” day! 😄 Let’s plan a do-over together-third time’s the charm, right?
A new video from Fruitful Trees and the bud wood checklist request app just reopened for Tropical Acres Farms!?! What a great day.
Yes I was at Tropical Acres Farms Today.
They have cultivars I couldn’t find anywhere else. Large trees. She is always there- always helpful and polite. Nice video.
At 16 m, she is referring to golden queen/cat Saigon/kiew yai.
Beautiful ❤❤❤
Was there over 30 years ago sad to hear about Richard. My dog and his golden retriever played together. Moved to Ocala and so sorry not possible to travel to Excalibur. Miss going there even just to visit.
Great video
I saw the video in parts,didn’t see Richard,knew him 30 some yrs ago.
All I hear about this place is how nasty they are to customers...I called recently with a list of 10 mango trees I was looking for and they said no to each. So I got them from Love, Jack and Beanstalk and Incredible Edibles. 5 years and 62 fruit trees later have never even made it to excaliber due to their bad reviews and them never having what I call and ask about. Also they quoted me $350 delivery fee and I don't live that far. I pay zero delivery from the aforementioned 3 nurseries
I've alway had a good experience there. The lady in this video was great and always very helpful to me.
This is crazy.
@@FruitfulTrees Guess everybody has a bad experience. I support them regardless.
Question how many people on here know that you can grow a mango limb in a pot just a bare limb no graph or seed ?
We have to go to this fruit nursery in lake worth. A mango master.
I can't wait to visit, Im still looking for someone to graft my mango tree the tree is over 25 years old if anyone knows someone in the Indian Rocks beach Florida, near Tampa, Clearwater Beach please Help I don't have much time.
Another great tropical fruit farm video. Good to know you can grow so many different fruits in pots especially for those who don't live in a location that have proper soil or the ideal tropical climate. Thanks for sharing! ❤
I was waiting for the distance between trees question.
Lol idk if he gets triggered by how people plant since he questions or if he is just honestly gathering info if he wants to plant closer
I ask each person to see what is the ideal and help people to consider that when planting mango trees.
Are you a consultant ?
Cool 👍🏽👍🏽
I have yellow one , but small
i just want to know if they or anyone has any fruiting mangosteen either graft or air layer that's a few years old, or just sell the mature tree.
they grow too slow and with my health issues I'm not likely to see a normal small tree get to fruiting.
I went to Excalibur to buy fruit trees couple of years ago and here is my experience. I started talking to a woman (maybe this one, maybe not, can't swear) and she was visibly annoyed when I started asking questions about mango varieties. I am always very polite to everyone and absolutely didn't understand this attitude toward me, I was just a customer who came to buy what they sell and I was treated as a nuisance. She took me to mango place and just shrugged her shoulders and turned away from me. I was also looking for a specific tree I wanted and asked if they have it, she showed it to me and said "it's $75" though she said just 10 sec. ago ALL these 3 gal trees are $45. She was looking at me smiling like "what you gonna do? You came for it!" I noticed the tree was not in great condition, a lot of dry leaves and asked why and she again shrugged her shoulders and said maybe too much water. I bought it and it turned out all roots were rotten and it died in the ground. And the cherry on top: the man in the office tried to charge me for 3 trees though this woman clearly told him she brought 2 for me (and I heard this) so I had to argue with him about that. By far the worst nursery experience I ever had. Maybe because I am white, I don't know. If you want to be treated like that go for it.
Good to know, I don't want to be treated as a nuisance when I am spending good $.
Because you're white? What does that mean? And why would you buy the overpriced, nearly dead tree and then complain about it?
Visited Homestead, Florida area nurseries a few years ago, and Pine Island Nursery was a large, and very professional nursery and they ship by mail. It pays to shop around!
It sucks that you had that experience. I’ve been to Excalibur and I’ve purchased 4 trees and lots of fruit. I’ve never had a bad experience. The manager, Mike and the staff are very friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. The older lady (owner) was out one day and we sat and had a great conversation while I wait to be taken by golf cart to see trees.
When I first went there Richard the owner was awesome you can tell he had a passion for it. After that with the exceptions of the owner most of the workers treat it like paycheck.
Can we grow these trees in north carolina?
sure......if you have a greenhouse.
They wouldn't do well.
You can in pots. Move indoors during frost or freezing temps.
Divine Grace
I am J.J.D,living on West Coast,San Diego ,CA. I wish to try a dozen of your best mangos at a time.Would you ship them to me?
sure,pay up.
Do you have Jamun Trees?
Goood Laaawd have mercy
Paul,
Please put out more info on the red jackfruit cultivars that your guide, Crystela, mentioned:
Xain?/Zane?… Red Jackfruit Cultivar
Crystela said that it has deep, deep red colored flesh and really sweet.
Question: Is the flavor like
‘bubble gum’?
Tony Morris Red Jackfruit Cultivar
Crystela said that this red jackfruit variety is really sweet.
Question: What about the flavor?
Does it taste like ‘bubble gum’ flavor?
Thank you for this and your other videos.
You are the Best!
to me all jackfruit taste like bubble gum but next time I'm at Xains world I'll ask them about it.
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Coc was renamed to Cac for obvious reasons. But saying C.A.C. like an acronym is laughable. As for Wise mango, it should be spelled Wi Se
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"If you don't pot it up every 4 years..."
How are you going to transplant a giant tree like that....
You shouldn't be potting in the first place if you know you're going to plant it in a specific spot... What was her point in doing this?
THE ONLY reason I can see is because Florida "Dirt" is mostly straight up sand, so having pots is a way to make your own potting mix and allowing the plants to thrive off of that...
But the soil itself could be amended ... Because now we have giant trees who have broken through to the ground below and getting nutrients that way.... I'm assuming they would fertilize the ground too? Or just the pots?`
I have 2 Passionfruit plants in a 200 gallon smartpot growbag, and it went through within a year. AT least, I'm assuming it already broke through as it's over 60-80 feet long. I planted them last March.
This is a nursery and they have many trees in big pots. I did another video about it. Really cool video. But I assume they had all those trees in pots to sell them but they didn't sell it so eventually they went in the ground. I don't think that was their original idea to plant them.
@@FruitfulTrees That makes sense about wanting to sell them. I wonder how you transport a 200gallon pot though. MASSIVE.
@@AlvinKazu they have trucks and machines to move them. See the other video I did with them about it. ua-cam.com/video/5r7yr6xkxQY/v-deo.html
Paul I love you videos however you are a little too obsessed with the Zill varieties.
lol Thanks for your comment. We are in the middle of mango season here in South Florida and I'm letting people know about the fruits that are in season and helping them understand about each variety. Mangos are not even my favorite fruit, lol
Sorry, they may be the biggest but definitely not the best. Not customer friendly, including this lady talking. If you can find the older guy to drive you around, you're in luck. Otherwise they act like they're doing you a favour.
They must have alot stuff going on behind the scenes. Negative energy.
Too cheapest nursery in Florida....... only 200$ for monstro gigantey fruto plants.....
In USA, turkey & Saudi Arabia food & clothes too cheapest......