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Good to know, hours do well on our patio, they actually don't get much sun at all until late afternoon

I agree, eating the entire fruit gives you everything. That's why they taste so good, you're getting the oils and all of the other benefits of the minerals and vitamins in the rind itself.

I noticed for pollinating we get these tiny little mosquito looking flies that pollinate the flowers. The summer I'll try to get a quick video of that while they are flowering in June.

LOL not too sure what you're talking about 😜

Yes, Moringa is much hardier than some people give it credit. As long as you don't receive a freeze while it is small, you should be fine. Keep the roots moist and don't prune it!

Do you know where I can find some??!

It's amazing how hardy these trees really are! How old is your everbearing tree?

@ This will be the 2nd winter outside in-ground. Btw: I also have Sichuan peppercorn tree, related to the citrus family. It’s suppose to be hardy to -25c. This will be first winter outdoor.

That's awesome, I didn't realize how popular mulberries were in Canada. Thanks for letting me know!

Thanks for the heads up, I've got a Friend that says they do well in the warm region of South East China.

There is a kumquat tree in a pot in disneyland, I showed one of my friends it and he couldn't believe that I recognized it LOL The fruit on them were still ripening. It had a relatively green rind and it was still sweet!

Can you also do this with sweeter varieties of mandarins?

Wow! Thanks for letting me know.

What variety? Are they in the ground?

@AmzBackyardOrchardandVineyard They are in the ground with a decentamount of mulch. We have whites and Russian white. Then we have 2 crosses of white and red mulberries. They are called Trader and Illinois everbering mulberries. Supposedly, we are able to grow contorted mulberries and weaping mulberries as well. We just don't have them yet!

@livefreefarmstead I'm hoping this other variety that popped up in the pot is a red mulberry. I know there's trees in our neighborhood, I just don't know exactly what varieties they are.

@livefreefarmstead may I ask how old your trees are? And how tall approximately?

Bonus vines!, I had a similar issue with shipping with our blackberries. Now we have about two dozen plants!

Get those finds into the ground as soon as you get a chance, and plenty of water, grapevines do well when they are watered regularly. Fertilize in February and they will explode with growth!

Keep us updated on how they do! Please

You're welcome. This is one of our favorite trees. Still growing strong 💪

What up sir, how you doing?

I appreciate you! You're welcome 😎

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@AmzBackyardOrchardandVineyard well dang, the one over here in Gilbert is slacking!

It's only the beginning, they get deliveries Tuesdays and Fridays i here. Check out tractor supply also, they are starting to get their shipments in the store. Outside of the store should be February ish.

Some Both the home Depot and Lowe's still have some from November.

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@@AmzBackyardOrchardandVineyardcool! How big is the fruit? And how loaded is it? Thanks

@GodExplained we let it fruit on the second spring of its life. The fruit themselves are about an inch long and about a half an inch wide and was completely loaded, we filled up two 1 gallon bags and made one and a half gallons of mead wine out of them. I can't wait for this spring, the tree is huge, I can get you an update.

@@AmzBackyardOrchardandVineyard This is very cool indeed!!! I hope they do well in zone 8b, I got 2 from Starkbros as well!

@GodExplained they should do great in your Zone. They are cold Hardy all the way down to -10°f! Congrats man! You're going to love them. I'll record a video for you today and get it posted by the weekend.

We get an average of about 300, but the last couple of years we have had over 500 on our property! This year not so much.. we will be lucky to get 300!

One cill hour is anything 45° to 32°f for at least an hour. Our morning lows have been in the upper 30s, some outlining areas like Scottsdale have been freezing. Once we get 45 degrees that starts the chill hour., sometimes that will last for 12 hours! Each night.

Once we hit 60°, that stops and sometimes reverses the chill hour collection.

The last few nights, On our property in Surprise, we get 45° around 11:00 p.m..

@@AmzBackyardOrchardandVineyard thanks for the information i found 3 that had chill hours at or below 300. Now I just have to figure out how to plant them! Thank you!

Unfortunately I used too much soil sulphur on them and fried them. Since then I removed the soil. I've replaced them with blackberries only.

Louisiana gets hot, those are some nice varieties. I've seen St Croix at our local nurseries. I'll have to grab it when I see it next time!

I got lucky at Lowe's. Several years ago. Start looking at Lowe's and the home Depot. Trees arrive soon!

Yes, copper fungicide can also kill bacteria; copper compounds are considered both fungicides and bactericides, meaning they can effectively target and kill both fungal and bacterial pathogens on plants. Explanation: Copper ions released from the fungicide disrupt the cell membranes and enzyme functions of both bacteria and fungi, leading to their death.

We always keep our new rootstocks moist, but never wet. At least for the first two years. Mulch mulch mulch. Saves water, protects the roots from cold and Heat and the release of moisture from the soil.

That's awesome! Glad you found us, we've got a bunch of videos for you.

You can definitely grow lots of Vines in Vegas. Especially with the nearby volcanic soil. You'll have great minerals and soil.

Start checking your local nurseries. I know Lowe's and home Depot have already started supplying bare roots.

@AmzBackyardOrchardandVineyard yes. We have few nice nurseries in Vegas. I picked out a few different varieties. Just wasn't sure they would grow. After watching your video... im planting this October 😎

They sure are, and taste just as good as they look! Our kids love them fresh.

Not yet sir, usually things start to bloom by the end of march. We will need consistent morning lows 50°f - 10°c and above.

Thanks, it's amazing how many different grape varieties there are!

I truly appreciate your support and feedback. I will work on that this pruning season 2025.

We have quite a few videos we will be posting this month. I'll include a mulberry video about all 5 of our mulberry trees.

Thanks! The video will be going live tomorrow!

@AmzBackyardOrchardandVineyard awesome! Love your videos bro

Are there grape varieties with seeds? Why are they all seedless?

@dougdz11 great question! yes there are seeds in most all wine varieties. The seedless varietals have either been bread or discovered seedless then cultivated for the Masses!

I would love to do a comparison video! Hopefully, you get some great trees.

That's amazing! Red Moringa I hear are very rare. We are growing two babies right now from seed, I hope they are true seeds and grow more red moringa trees.

That's awesome! Sounds like you have a great property. I wish I had more land, the things I could do.. LOL

@AmzBackyardOrchardandVineyard Yes, I am definitely blessed with a pretty large property, I was thinking I'd use it for fertilizer, personal nutrition and for animal feed

@jordanhuguenard8315 that's exactly what it should be used for.

@jordanhuguenard8315 in my opinion it is the perfect tree to grow in zones 9 and above! If taken care of property it will provide for all life.

I hope this helps! Thanks for watching our videos.

I have been harvesting off this tree since the first year I've been growing it. I believe this is the 7th year of it in the ground.

It really is a great tree. In my opinion these trees are WAY underrated.

I cand wait to grow more. This tree doesn't take up much space at all.

Chicken and Ginger soup sounds delicious with Papaya 😋🥣 maybe with rice or noodles

This tree puts on a ton of flowers on the growing tips. Pretty much all year round.

Depending on where you are in Washington State they can do well in areas where it doesn't freeze in the temperate zones.

Depending on where you are in Washington State they can do well in areas where it doesn't freeze in the temperate zones.

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We do have many seeds available.

I can't wait to see your little citrus babies grown by seed!

@AmzBackyardOrchardandVineyard I'm definitely nervous and hopeful they survive the winter 🙏 Really wish I could put them in the ground but don't have the land for it.. Want to start using cuttings to propagate different varieties to my citrus rootstocks and definitely start experimenting with different methods to ensure what I'm growing is going to bare good fruit 🍋🍊 Wanted to ask you if you know of any place I can get my hands on good varieties of citrus cuttings? Was going to use my Meyer lemon to experiment with my seed growns but I think my Meyer lemon tree is done 🥺 lost all its leaves out of nowhere last month

That's a great idea. last year I was able to graft on several stone fruit varieties. I'm going to attempt grafting more Apple varieties this year as well as rooting cuttings from our grapes and other trees including figs.

I think some Facebook groups might have cuttings to offer as Scion wood to graft. That's where I would look first

Sorry to hear about your Meyer lemon brother.. that's always frustrating when trees die. Were you able to dig it up and check out the roots? Any signs of disease or pests?

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I believe I got it on Amazon, they are $25 right now. I don't have an Amazon store but looks like I need to get one.

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Let us know if you get a meter and how it works for you!

good question!

Great question, I did a little bit of research and there are conductors built into the stem that transmit the signals to the meter computer inside.

@@AmzBackyardOrchardandVineyard thank you very much! i will look into this and let you know!

Thank you, I haven't counted all of them yet, but I'm guessing near 100. We have already tasted a few and they are much better now the tree is older. The first couple of years they were very astringent tasting. Almost like lemon cleaner.

We see this all around town, we've been growing this particular tree for 7 years now and it always does this and never affects how it produces fruit.

This tree grew 6 ft in one year, I have two friends with these trees growing in their backyard, one of them is at least 20 ft tall and 15 ft wide.

I'll keep track of where we get our fruit this spring. The past 3-4 years we have had delicious fruit develope everywhere on our Black Mission Fig tree. The trunk, old branches and new growth from last season.

Once our trees reach maturity about the fourth year of life we don't really fertilize them with fertilizers. We only use our compost and then of course mulch year round.

The first and second year we use blood and bone meal granules and then that's really about it. Lots of mulch and lots of water to develop those strong roots. Compost from there after. We are more focused on building our soil for long-term health of the tree. How to attract as much BioLife as possible which includes bugs and worms, and of course beneficial fungus that will naturally develop with good soil health.

We will be pruning that bad boy this winter, mostly for structure. It wants to be a 20 foot tall monster LOL

Awesome. Thank you for the helpful information! I have a black mission headed my way now.

Good luck with bringing your citrus trees inside, Calvin. Let us know how it goes! Waiting anxiously for another video from you and your family. Happy New Year brother 😎

Let us know how you are cold protecting your plant babies!