Checking Air Layer Attempt on Jaboticaba - Sealed for 1 Year

Many viewers showed interest in an update of the air layer attempts on this 25 gallon "Sabara" Plinia jaboticaba. 2 years of attempting on this tree, this is an update of the last attempt that was started 1 year ago.
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[@geriannroth449]

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.

[@EffectivePickyEatersSolutions]

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

[@clarkrobinson2789]

Keep trying Shiloh we'll figure this out. ive had many similar attempts. Its heartbreaking to unwrap a bundle and find nothing i know.

[@GrowTropicalFruits]

It is sad, but I just hope to become as successful as you when it comes to air layering! I tried to copy your methods, but I probably did something wrong or plinias are just more stubborn. Thanks for watching Clark!

[@EffectivePickyEatersSolutions]

Was your attempt successful?

[@geriannroth449]

I heard using the actual sphagnum moss is better to use

[@EffectivePickyEatersSolutions]

Where did you get pure NAA as a powder?

[@JB-uz2nw]

Dip and grow is all I use. It is the best! For airlayer, I use a paint brush and brush on full concrete.

[@GrowTropicalFruits]

Great tip!

[@fruitsyfarms5115]

That’s what use and it takes about 6 months to a year. I mix it for hardwood cuttings and it works

[@sukantand]

Are it successful?

[@kanku123]

I gave up after year. Had better luck approach grafting large limbs

[@GrowTropicalFruits]

Yeah I really should just do that if I really wanted a higher success rate. This was started before I knew about approach grafting and I find that way to be much faster, easier and with a higher success rate on jaboticaba vs air layer. Thanks for watching!

[@kanku123]

@@GrowTropicalFruits I agree

[@cesarlee6599]

Yes i do too, for me it is imposible?

[@fromroottofruit]

Great video!!! Can’t wait to see another update on the air layers🙏

[@GrowTropicalFruits]

Thanks! It will be a while before that happens, but I have my fingers crossed.

[@Kingdenniz518]

Orchids!!!!

[@GrowTropicalFruits]

Yes, I thought of that earlier today. It's on the list of stuff to do my friend. Sorry to keep your wife waiting.

[@BigBassTurd]

Hey Shiloh its great to see a new video from you. I would think the trunk would get anaerobic and rot from sitting in moist peat for that long.

[@GrowTropicalFruits]

You're probably right, I bet it is causing it to die back. Sorry it has been so long since I have posted. I have been way too busy to edit the video clips I have been shooting. This was a shorter format video so it was an easier video to actually complete and post. I hope it acts as motivation for me to post more videos soon. Thanks for watching.