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Sapote Saporium
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 6 ม.ค. 2020
Homesteading in Sydney Australia. Backyard tropical fruit trees, Chickens, Native Bees and veggies.
4 Favorite Tropical Fruits (In a Temperate Climate)
Best choices for wonderful success with tropical fruits in a temperate climate.
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Growing Papaya
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Thoughts and experiences on growing papaya in a marginal climate zone.
Tropical Fruit Garden - Spring tour
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A description of various tropical fruits growing in a temperate climate. Which ones are successful and how we designed our tropical space... Mamey Sapote, White Sapote, Black Sapote, Rollinia, Guava, Bananna, Yellow Sapote and more...
Native Bees at Home
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An overview on native stingless bees. Experiences and techniques.
Planting a tropical fruit tree
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We share a great hack on planting a new fruit tree.
Growning Dragonfruit Trellis
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Making a Dragonfruit Trellis for Yellow Dragonfruit
Silkie Chickens
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A quick overview of our Silkie chickens. A great breed for a small backyard.
Tropical Backyard Greenhouse.
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A simple method of creating a low cost tropical greenhouse. Complete with tropical cloud forest.
Eating Flowers!
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Growing and Cooking the AMAZING 'The Queen of The Night' A flash back to mid summer on our balcony.
Backyard abundance! A subtropical harvest.
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Dragonfruit, Lemongrass, Passionfruit, Eggs, Vietnamese Mint and more..all from the garden
Frying is a good idea. I used it for boiling. It was very slimy.
The only stupid question is the one you do not ask, at least maybe? Is there any reason it is called *lemon* myrtle? Is it related to lemons in some - even obscure/bizarre - way?
This is brahmakamala flower . Considered very sacred according to mythology a beautiful story and medicinal plant
Nice video ,I gain knowledge
My mom said cook this flower in rock sugar as desert. According this flower has traditional medicinal values can cure illness can't remember which one. Good for complexion.
Only the white night queen flowers edible.? What about other color flowers? Are they dible as well? The reason i ask, its because i have the pink flower one.
Wow great harvest. I'm here in Newcastle. I'm growing a few Dragonfruit including the yellow one. Two buds of the yellow have just appeared developing slowly. I'm wondering if they self pollinate as I'll be away in early April for 2 weeks? Also I'm growing the Mexican Cream which I have to net carefully or the fruitfly will ruin
My family uses it in tinctures for medicinal usage.
One of the best Pachira glabra reviews. Thanks
What is the minimum temperature that these plants can tolerate?
If I’m rich I buy myself a gigantic at least 12000 acres build a tropical fruits n plants like they in tropical forest w retreat places to stay 😅 hey when u retire u gotta make money too hihi haven’t figure where yet as I want my kids to be in a good place when it come to their educations n their kids too
Bagaimana untuk rasanya
Thanks for the intro and review of these 😊
I tried this. My batter was yummy but not too much flavor from the flower, very subtle. Ketchup or vinegar might help. My husband and mother didn't even try it!😂
Many thanks for sharing. Watching from Suriname. Rice water is good for blooming and potato peels as composting. I grow cuttings in coconut with black soil. Just to try.
very nice brother, Palash Dragon Garden Bangladesh.
Very useful info
If I cross pollinate. Yellow dragonfruit with pink , will the fruit change colour.
Hi, how is your guava hedge going?
WOW!!!!
Thank you, I really enjoyed your garden tour. Great to know if and how these plants grow in Sydney.
B Sapote grows in frosty areas also. We’re growing it successfully in Eastern Victoria. Regular frosts to -4 every Winter.
Pile of sugar.
Anyone ever try it raw? I have a couple bloomers now at dawn they will go it s my first sighting just doing research on them and here I am...will the benefits die with it at dawn.?
love this idea, will have to try it out! my family also makes a soup with this flower -- chopped up and added toward the end of your cook on a egg drop or hot and sour soup
Breakfast? How to prepare it with egg please.
I would like to know your recipe please
What if you brewed them in a tea? 🤔
What are your lowest temperatures? PS so sorry for your wooden stool.
How is it propagated?
Im glad i found your channel I'm from the tropical Caribbean Barbados & don't have the great selection of fruit trees like you
Nice
Gday! You have such great videos! I'm growing many of the same fruit trees as you down here in Melbourne including grafted black sapotes but my garden is only a few years old! Your video answered many of my questions. Especially the overwinter ripening process so thank you
I'm just getting my first harvest here at my home in Los Angeles. They're delicious! Mine actually get soft and sweet long before they turn bright yellow (and the critters get them).
Good idea mate :)
You need a Cinnamon Apple ( Pouteria hypoglauca). Closely related to Mamey.
Wow that sounds good! Do you know if it does ok in a bit cooler climate?
@@sapotesaporium5408 I have one in ground in greenhouse and one in the dooryard. They are doing ok so far, moving into year 3.
400 th subscriber ! What did I win? LOL
Oh wow! I did'nt realise! How about I give you a shout you in the next vid! haha!
@@sapotesaporium5408 LOL... You don't have to bother with that Bro. I am trying Black Sapote outdoors again because of your video.
That's great! Love to see how the Black Sapote grows here in Melbourne, I picked up the Mossman Variety and hoping to get some fruits of it this year. I will be following your journey :) Goodluck!
Great tips thanks for sharing
Awesome tour
Thanks so much, glad you liked the tour!
Great video!
Nice video, the small yellow one is also my favorite DF, the flavor and the sweetness are excellent.
Interesting to hear your take being in Florida, great to compare notes!
Great Tour - wait till it all matures to 5 x that LOL - have to do a short on my Melbourne Black Sapotes i discovered on my Mossman not far away like yours - Sapote is actually a generic term for any fruit in the tropics thats yumm - like to taste a friends Texas Persimmon eventually,
thanks so much for watching and for the info.. its forums like these that help us all learn from each other!
I look forward on the progress of your jackfruit experiment in Sydney.
Cool video.
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Top video mate 👍 Your viewers and subs will start rolling in soon with the quality I still have one monster black sapote from Doug still to ripen and might mix a bit with coconut to try
Glad you like the vids✌️ good to hear you’ve got a big monster sapote ready to go there! Ha! I had one mixed with double cream today! Decedent! Enjoy!
I am mesmerised by the billfish drawings and the map of Central America! Good top 4, jackfruit are the best , what other 3 year old tree can you harvest 50kg of fruit from. Wish I had planted more at the time, rectified now with 2 more jacks and 4 chempejaks, should be enough to feed my suburb! Also we put our papaya in hot water in the sink for 10mins after picking, stops the black spot on them progressing further.
I was wondering if anyone would notice the map of the Caribbean etc👏👏 extra points✌️ can’t wait for jackfruit, should have planted more ! Ado you think chemperjack similar cold tolerance to jackfruit?
@@sapotesaporium5408 the chempejaks are definitely not as cold hardy as jackfruit. Jackfruit seedlings are okay at my place outside all winter(even the Malaysian red jacks) The chempejack hydrid seedlings(have a cheena and 3 others) would not have survived if not for the greenhouse and they still looked ratty, they have been planted out now but may need slight protection next winter. I have killed 2 chempedek seedlings so might not bother with them anymore, I have a few hundred trees to look after, don't have time to nurse individual trees.
Also I have some Gary Chen prints of marlin feeding on mahimahi and others of ono(wahoo). I love seeing these monsters underwater.
@@dougs_urbanfarm amazing ✌️
Any nutrition value?
Well it’s a organic plant, so it has to be nutritious right! 👍
it's eastern medicine used to benefit and detoxify the lungs. from another website: In Chinese medicine, we say the night-blooming Cereus run fei, Literally, it means moistens or lubricates the lungs. So, making a soup from this flower is a good way to tonify the lungs. However, do not take this soup if you suffer from hypertension, as it may aggravate your condition
@@SerenaChen33thank you for your information!
What a beautiful garden and here in Sydney. I should'nt have watched this video. Now gotta buy the sapote and jackfruit :)
Ah ha, you have to get a black sapote and jackfruit!! thanks for watching!
Your black Sapote tree look very stunning trees🤩 My like a baby 👶
Alyssa, I think your black sapote will grow well for you once it gets established. It's a strong tree that has no problems with the cold at all here in Sydney. Hopefully it'll take off this summer!
Awesome presentation mate 👍