You are looking so nice so beautiful Peanut Butter frut trees red fruit looks so delicious and beautiful so fresh great fantastic video keep up good work thanks for shared new friend stay always connected dear friend. God bless you 🙏🙏
Cheers Paul, and Rachel made sure I knew you were talking about the tree an not me.😉 Glad to hear those seedlings are still alive, the guabiju is tough as nails. The num num is actually Carissa bispinosa a bit nicer than the larger Natal plum. Think it's known as lesser num num, I should have put scientific name on the pot
Pick when they start to look over-ripe. Delicious. Given the size of most of my subtropical fruit trees, I reckon I can expect to be pulling huge amounts of crop - when I am 92.
Nah Ben the fruit fly don't go for them, and I would recommend the greenhouse, they do not like the cold, probably similar to a panama Berry in cold tolerance
I just posted a vid with a mention of this plant today, but had no idea they grow to this height. I have it in a tiny 2-3l ish pot, might need an upgrade!
What climate are you in Nancy? These trees are very tropical and will suffer if cold. They also need a lot of water when they start to push new growth in Spring.
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You are looking so nice so beautiful Peanut Butter frut trees red fruit looks so delicious and beautiful so fresh great fantastic video keep up good work thanks for shared new friend stay always connected dear friend. God bless you 🙏🙏
Beautiful specimen Doug!
The guabiju, Natal plum and corg you sent down are now 150mm tall!
Grown completely in shade all summer
Cheers Paul, and Rachel made sure I knew you were talking about the tree an not me.😉
Glad to hear those seedlings are still alive, the guabiju is tough as nails.
The num num is actually Carissa bispinosa a bit nicer than the larger Natal plum. Think it's known as lesser num num, I should have put scientific name on the pot
Great video Doug, wow, never heard of a Peanut Butter Fruit, but if it looks delicious, thanks for sharing!
Nature is amazing, so many plants I have never heard of! Thanks for sharing
My pleasure, I am constantly discovering new fruits and vegetables!
Looking great Doug!
i love this fruit, been eating it for only a year but i cant wait for this years crop
Looking good Doug. Awesome tree. Thumbs up and subscribed. 🤠
Thanks 👍
Amazing harvest! I really like this fruit.
Pick when they start to look over-ripe. Delicious. Given the size of most of my subtropical fruit trees, I reckon I can expect to be pulling huge amounts of crop - when I am 92.
Real cool to see so much fruit on the tree
Very nice Doug the tree looks amazing
Sounds delicious 👍
Wow bueatiful mature tree
Trees are loaded .. Nice!
They look great, I'm starting to develop a taste for them
Wow looking strong 💪🏼
Wow there is so much variety in the world, maybe one day I'll get a chance to try this.
Yeah mate I just want to try as many fruits as possible. So many amazing tastes.
Just found your channel. Where in Oz are you based?
Hi Marisa I am in the western suburbs of Brisbane.
Looking good. Any issues with fruit fly on these? Mine is still a small potted specimen. Probably go in the greenhouse this winter
Nah Ben the fruit fly don't go for them, and I would recommend the greenhouse, they do not like the cold, probably similar to a panama Berry in cold tolerance
I just posted a vid with a mention of this plant today, but had no idea they grow to this height. I have it in a tiny 2-3l ish pot, might need an upgrade!
I have seen some huge 8m high trees in the tropics!
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Looks awesome, am keen to have a crack at them. Are they easy to propagate?
Yeah mate they grow pretty easy from seed, they sprout up under the trees. You are welcome to grab some fruit if you want.
@@dougs_urbanfarm not sure I have the space at present, just curious. Any pest problems
@@dibbleandseed no nothing seems to eat them except us. Still eating as many as I want every day.
I got mine to fruit in Melbourne but didn't ripen enough - died the next year
They are tropical, survive winter here but take some cold damage. They like more water in summer than they get, but they just have to make do.
@@dougs_urbanfarm Yours look really good compared to the iffy plants i saw in Singapore Bot Gardens - fruit wasnt ripe enough so missed out again.
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I planted me 3 months ago, have a lot of new growth but some leaves are turning brown, do you know why?
What climate are you in Nancy? These trees are very tropical and will suffer if cold. They also need a lot of water when they start to push new growth in Spring.
@@dougs_urbanfarm 9b Tampa Fl. I have been watering daily, thought it may be too much.