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Try scractching them first and wait till wounds heal and callus before puting any substrates.

Is this in Maui Hawaii? Can we go there and pick the fruits?

What size pot do you have it in?

This is so cool! Thanks 🙏🏼👍🏼

What kind of soil did you use?

Where do you even get one of those?

Got an update video?

Check out The Reid farm's TH-cam channel. They've come up wirh a concept of using acid like squeezing lime juice on the wound you're creating in tge airlayering process they do that a help change tge alkalinity of the fluid which oozes outta the wound.

You should make an update video! Would love to see how all of your plants are doing now. 😊

Amazing work man! jabos with exposed roots will typically push suckers from the roots. late to the party on this vid but would be interesting to hear if those rooting leaves (like wtf man, rooting leaves, your good) did eventually push a growing plant. got a thumbs up subscribe here, very nice

Pretty hard wood, did you took the grafts into fridge before that?

BTW, music is too loud, and your voice is too low. I personally prefer videos without music in the background bc it's hard to separate information from music

Was your attempt successful?

Where did you get pure NAA as a powder?

Are it successful?

How often do you water the jabo in the pots, daily or every couple days?

Very cool process. Thanks for sharing your experiment.

Cool plant!

Very cool concept! First I'm learning of it. Fascinating all the ways you can speed up growth of plants/trees. How old were these plants you were working with?

I heard using the actual sphagnum moss is better to use

What month was this? I would like to visit them and purchase some! This tree takes like a decade to fruit!

Whats are your potting mixs ingredients?

Mines is like 3 to 4 years old my sabra and its like a foot tall so yeah i can see urs being 20 years old

Wow all your jaboticabas collection are really green and healthy what kind of soil or compost or medium you use on your mature jaboticabas and what kind of fertilizer I have a year growing jaboticabas and there so much to learn . I use holly tone and peat moss and compost and perlite I also use mulch on top gromulch .do u know any recommendations on mulch too there's so many different kinds of mulch out there .

Do you have any Jaboticabas for sale?

Needs acidic buffering in the soil to thrive.

Awesome video . I was going to ask the same questions but got the answer in the comment and paused the video and got the pruner at Amazon thanks 😊

Can you tell me the name of your pruning tool ? Awesome video! My friend sold me a 30 year old Sabara 😊

Thanks for this video. I have 18 Sabara seedling that I want to graft other rare varieties to, so this was very helpful.

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Do you have any update on this pollinating try? I love you channel!

How long will it take to fruit? Tnx

So youre saying you can grow a plant from a rooted leaf??

any update on these trees? Did you find that it sped up the tree growth?

did the prune induce flowering ? Also csn you use larger cuttings or do you find the smaller work better ?

I have a 9 year old tree that is 3m high, densely foliaged canopy and was loaded with fruit for the first time this year when i accidentally left sprinkler on for 2 hours. ( oops). We live in dry tropics region, so they definately love good water. It also has partial shade from hot afternoon sun and is in protected courtyard.

You gone try potting all those cuttings?

Nice one bro😊 New subscriber here...

Great video! I just spent about 3 grand on a jabo sabra that’s 20 years old. Now I’m looking to propagate it!

Thank you for this. great camera work and editing too!

For mi is red hybrid , no sabara . Thank you

Great video. These trees look so healthy. What fertilizer are you using on the Jabo's?

Francis what do you know about Murta Jaboticaba? I saw lots of it in Lawes Waipio.

Do you sell air layered trees?

Love the music LoL

What season do these trees start fruiting?

I was given a yellow Jabo a couple years back. Not sure the scientific name but they said that it was yellow, hairy round fruit. They also said it’s kinda rare to get. Especially in Hawaii. Also I am in Keaau, big island. Where are you at?

Hi, air layering a jabuticaba is very difficult, specially Sabara species. :/ Best way to propagate them is by seed.

Wow, amazing. Do you any updates?

What kind of soil does this plant prefer?