Growing Jaboticaba Fruit | Tree Bloom | Newest Fertilizer | Tips and Tricks
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- Huge Jaboticaba Trees in California are Rare. This Seedling Sabara, was started from a seed 22 years ago and now loads up with fruit after a long period of zero fruit.
I’m using a new fertilizer this year and the results are excellent !
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Any issues with die back? And how would you fix that? I have an 8 year old tree that died back 2 ft last summer and half the leaves are yellowing. I heard worms could be the culprit, tried acidifying fertilizers and more watering no effect.
I havent experience any die back
When they get to that size they look truly stunning Jeff, I just hope I can keep my tiny pot grown sabara alive for a few years 🤞
Best of luck!
What’s the name of the new epsoma fertilizer you are using?
Hollytone evergreen fertilizer
They are resistant to some frost as they are native to colder areas of Brazil where you have frequently frosts, but you must be careful when they are still small as they are more sensitive to cold.
I agree
It took 22 years to fruit?
Yes, but I admit I was neglecting it for first 10 years
Beautiful tree lots of flowers 👏👏👏👏👏
I’ve 3 sabaras my oldest 30 years old and 3 other varieties I just love jabuticaba
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Good video Jeff, last year I picked up a grafted red hybrid jaboticaba overwintered it outside now its finally showing new growth, hopefully these tips help cant wait, thanks.
Sounds great!
Thats a beautiful tree! Hopefully one day I will have a chance to taste the fruit.
Eventually!
Hi can you please tell me when do you fertilize your tree and how many times a year?
I usually fertilize 2 times a year in spring and fall
my from seed sabra is about 12 years it fruited in the container and now that i transplanted it into the ground it stopped again. hearing how long it took for you gives me hope it was flowering due to container restrictions. and i just need to be patient again till it adjusts to the bigger home. Your tree is going ballistic!
thanks, and thanks for watching!
HOW MUCH YEARS SABARA TAKE TO BLOOM?PLEASE REPLY
@@sabujephera2680 It varies. Can be as quickly as 4 years and as slowly as over a decade.
that tree is just amazing ! 22 years eh ?
yup
Wow, I really need to get my hands on one
They are awesome!
Can you sell me some seeds ?
Sorry I don’t sell stuff , but I may collect some seeds next time it fruits
Lovely tree Jeff!
Thank you…. Ill do a follow up in a couple months when it is loaded with fruit!
Did you say that last year (its 21st year) was the first year it seeded?!
fruited*
It’s a seedling
Yes it did. This will be second year I get a full crop.
I did get a couple of fruit 5 years ago after I girdled them tree but the next year nadda
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Thanks Jimmy
do you have squirrels ?
nope, I’m quite lucky!
@@TropicalGardenGuy YES ! they'd just sit comfortably and munch away here
Sux!
I just planted two little trees (they look like little bushes at the moment) last year here in Costa Rica. From what the nursery told me, I can expect fruit in 3-4 years. Hopefully they weren't just trying to make a sale. If they need 2 decades I think they might get replaced with something else before then. They aren't a common fruit here. Most people don't even know what they are or have even heard of "jaboticaba".
On the subject of the one branch not flowering, is it growing above the others and shading the flowering branches? I could imagine that a branch that is getting full sun might be in vegetative growth mode, while the shaded ones might get triggered to bloom. Or maybe the other way around?
Depends on the variety you have. Mine is a seedling Sabara, There are other varieties that fruit in less than 5 years!… Happy Growing!… Jeff