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My Joojoob trees are great, give a good harvest every year, even the suckers give fruit really early. They tolerate drought, birds and pests don't bother them and they dry off the tree for keeping in Kilner jars for years. A delicious fruit for muesli, making tea or just on its own. Thanks for the video, I will try your method of propagation.

Does the red dragon fruit work?

why don't remove water shoot ?

2 hours * not 24

Great information thank you, I’ll put some in next spring and use much of what you suggested.

well i ordered them and i'm in the chicago suburbs i can only imagine when it gets windy here what the squirrels will think!

Nice fig trees! Do you do winter protection for these trees and if so how ?

Thanks for sharing 😊

How often do you water it in the trays?

I am not an expert on Passion Fruit, but it looks like that it needs fertilizer, Sun and Water. Like any others fruit trees some will drop if the tree can't support all the fruits.

Full clip and link please, not a shorts

great video and amazing lighting

Niceee

They look great! are they able to fruit outside the greenhouse in 7b?

Excellent Information. Thank you.

Just looked it up about the fruit dropping prematurely. If you know the watering is appropriate and consistent, it said it's the heat that's making them drop. It said anything over it's perfect high temp of 77° will make it begin to have issues. And you've been having heat WAY over that.

Can I check out your garden next time I come to spring field my sister in laws live there?

I did this a month ago and its already half a foot tall! I got my cutting from a rosemary bush down the street and its really handy to have on hand at any given moment! Thank you. Also, one branch is growing much taller than the others, how do I get even growth, should I be worried?

what time of the year and what type of weather is best for planting??

Thank you for sharing. I will try it.

I messed it up, I’m buying more tmrw 😭😭😭😭

Does it need warm weather or can one grow it in colder weather like seattle Vancouver?

That’s a great idea!

I can't find Muscadine any where i grew up on those. Where can i purchase some

Im loving your channel. Im a new subscriber .

Perfect! I will try this 😊

Beautiful garden! Passion fruit is my favorite

The way you picked those figs was so creative.😃 #loveit 💞🍃 Thank You for Sharing💛

Are you still selling clones of these ?

Wat month u start trying to grow it????

Isn't that second pot too small?

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Thanks man, currently growing one that’s 3 feet tall. I could of used these tips😅

Cây nho này anh trồng bao nhiêu năm tuổi rồi.

Any updates on these? I bought a 2-pak a this spring and put them into the ground..don't know if they will survive the winter unprotected but I'm giving it a try anyway.

A plant lover can feel the peace n calmness❤ while watching this.. Thanks for sharing. I propagated in water . I ll buy more from store n propagate in soil or leca balls

I am curious, since this video is from two years ago: do you still have this vine, and have you ever planted seeds from it, to see if the white color breeds true? I have been looking eveywhere for this one online since they're native in our area and we have plenty of the purple ones, but I would love to have the white variety!

Thanks for the video. Gave me positive vibes for the cuttings..3 days ago I propagated the same way. ( bought online Rosemary n thyme) I was wondering if the store bought product will work or not. Thnx🎉

How does the fruit taste?

Let me try it

wow ❤🍀🍀🍀

What kind of fertilizer do you use for the pomegranate tree 🤓👍

Show me how to grow 🤓🫶🤓👌

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I crack the shells open, I put the seed in a wet paper towel and a sandwich bag with the date written on the bag and once it started sprouting a pretty good length I then take it out and set it beside a window that’s how I got mine to grow I now have a cherry and peach tree. Apple on the way.

All our pomegranate bushes have mostly if not totally male flowers each and every year, I think that it's a nutrient deficiency, all I have to do is figure out when the bush actually sets what will become flowers in the future. I think that might happen in the autumn. That way I can make double sure that they have the right nutrients at the right time. Also some varieties seem to produce lots of fruiting flowers most if not all years, despite nutrition deficiencies.

I had no idea there was a seed inside the pits. I would have just put the pit in the ground as it is. Thanks for the video.

Awesome… didn’t know it was possible 🎉🎉

Fake shape of the pot change lol