PLANTING MY JUJUBE TREE: This tree is ready for a new home《 Ziziphus Honey Jar Jujuba 》Container
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Repoting Jujube Tree
JUJUBE Fruit tree// Growing in container // Ziziphus Honey Jar Jujuba tree
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Great idea to put a paver under your pot. I will definitely do that!
Yes specially for this tree. Thanks for watching
Oh wow that tree was very root bound, it will like its new pot. Throwing out shoots to show its appreciation.
It really was root bound. It need to be uppotted soo bad! I think its goings to love ot in its new pot and give me sooo many little jujubes. I cant wait, the fruit is very delicious.
Wow. It bounced back reasonably quickly! That's impressive. Great video and thanks!
It really did, it was sooo ready to get repotted I have a feeling its going to grow like crazy this year. I can't wait to share upcoming updates 🤗 thank you for watching 🥰
GL you did a wonderful job on jujube tree, safe and be blessed
Thank you so much! Im slowly working through my projects for this year. Almost done. And hopefully it gets warm. We had alot of rain and cloudy days!
That’s a beautiful tree. 👍🏾 Thanks for sharing how you pot up! Stay safe! ❤️
Thank you mrs Mrs Cheryl 🤗🥰🤩😍. It's going to be a blissful growing year.
OMG you just made my day. I'm always happy to see you. And your educational videos 🥰🌳🌼💮🌸🌺😇
Thank you so much 🤗🙂
@@GardenloveHomestead love you my friend.
Hi! I found your channel about a week ago when looking for espalier. Your videos are so comfortable and fun to chill out to after a day of gardening. 😊 Thank you!
Hi Mrs Adams, your so sweet. Thank you so much. That makes me very happy. Im glad your enjoy them. 🤗 what trees are you growing or trying to grow Espalier? I love the look and the fact that its functional. You save so much space by growing them Espalier. I have a few growing like that. I cant wait to do a tour in a few weeks when it warms up and stops raining. Im in California zone 9b. How about you ? Welcome to my channel and this amazing community 🤗🥰
Garden Love We are Central Coast, California and our growing zone is 9b-10a. I have a Meyer lemon that I’ve been growing in a casual fan shaped espalier for a few years now, and it’s working great. I love medieval/renaissance gardens, so this winter I bought two apples and a pear that I want to try a more formal espalier with. 😊 Your garden is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing it with us.
@@Mrsadams1 that sounds beautiful! Do you have your meyer in the ground? The pear and apples are going to be a great addition and I'm sure you will be able to trained them. 🤗🙂👍
Garden Love No, we rent our house, so everything is in pots. I’m super inspired by how great your citrus trees are doing in pots, though. 😍🍋🍊🍋 Definitely learning a lot from you about that.
That"s one on my list to add to my food forest. Good looking tree and you're lucky to have it.
Yes, I'm very luck and this was a gift from my good friend Ask Mr. List. He also has a channel. I love it. Its definitely a great addition to my garden. Let me know when you get it 🤗
@@GardenloveHomestead I just had 4 more trees delivered today. Asian white mulberry, Burbank peach, Saijo persimmon, & Tanenashi persimmon. Monday will get 2 Muscadine grape and a seedling Achachairu. pushing my zone by creating micro climates.
@@sweetmandolynsurbanfarm7188 that is so awesome! Great choices! Holy moly you have your work cut out but its so worth its! Im excited for you!
Can’t wait to see a full tour of your garden when you set everything up
Yay I can't wait to guve the tour. A few more week. Can yiu believe that its been raining and its been cold over here 🤦♀️🤷♀️. I need everything to fully wake up and i need to finish up potting, moving, loving, and caring for my plants over here at Garden Love. Hopefully the sun comes soon🙏
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Send the rain here to Florida we badly need some
@@658trudy 😅 actually im sure cali needs it too but i just want to be out in the garden and enjoy the warm sunny days. 😬
Great job with the Juju Tree. I look forward to seeing it grow and enjoy your garden. Stay safe and blessed🤗👍❤.
Hello Ruthie, how are you doing. I haven't heard from you in a while. I hope everything is doing well with you and your family. Im excited about this tree too. I needed to up-pot this tree since 2 years ago but got busy last year and thank God I I final got around to it . 🤗 thanks for watching be safe 💗💚❤👍
Hello Ruthie, how are you doing. I haven't heard from you in a while. I hope everything is doing well with you and your family. Im excited about this tree too. I needed to up-pot this tree since 2 years ago but got busy last year and thank God I I final got around to it . 🤗 thanks for watching be safe 💗💚❤👍
Great job on the jujube tree, Diana. Hope you get lots of fruit from it this year.
Take care and stay safe,
Rob
Ho Rob, Im hoping for the same 🤗 those roots look promising and its new home seems to be perfect fornit. Thank you for watching 🥰🤗😍🤩. Be blesses and safe🙂
I’m impressed in how quickly the transplanted Jujube tree responded with vibrant sprouts. In a month or 2 is should have beautiful foliage. Providing a beautiful addition to Your garden. I must admit that I haven’t ever had a Jujube (YET)
I like "YET!" LOL this is my first jujube I love it, it gave me some fruit 2 years ago. But just like everything else in my garden this tree needed to get transplanted a long time ago as you can see in the video it was root bound and since I couldn't water often most of the fruit fell off last year but the year prior I tasted the fruit and it was sooo yummy.
Garden Love the efforts we put into Our gardens definitely pays off in many ways !
I have mine in same container like you have I bought it last year so I’m hoping to get fruits this year ❤️
Really that is so cool! How long have you had it in there for? Im excited and I thinkits going to grow and produce like crazy this year 🤗🤗🤗
Garden Love I hope so 🙏🏼 I up potted it in November last year.
Wow that jujube has such a thick trunk compared to my skinny ones 😱😱
Lol, it might be a few years old. Did you see the roots, they were crazy!
@@GardenloveHomestead yes incredible
They say to use a 30 gal container for a Jujube, once it has outgrown its pot. I have a 2 yr old Li Jujube I bought 6 months ago. It's in a 12 gal pot but will work up to the 30 gal container. We can't plant it in the ground because of the invasive root system. It flowers but so far no fruit, looked like a stick in Winter but spring came and it grew beautiful shiny green leaves and has little flowers all over it. They say not to eat the first crop so it can put its energy in growing, but can save 3 or 4 of the fruit to sample.
This tree has tons of fruit on the tree now. I need to do an update video! how is your tree now that it warm up? this tree is so happy in its new container. you are right about the roots. that the same reason why I kept it in a container and put a stepping stone under it. I didnt want the roots to find its way to the ground. Thank you for watching and for your support with my channel. Have a blesses day!
I am keeping my eye out for this variety. Where did you find yours? I would love to add one or two to my yard. I hope you get some fruit soon. Thanks for sharing.
My friend Steve List gifted to me. I actually haven't seen them at the nurseries. If I see one I will let you know. 🤗🙂❤
This year I'm getting my jujube three and that's it no more buying threes.
Lol, no more buying tree 😅🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 youbare funny. Let me know when you get it.
@@GardenloveHomestead I'm still 😂😂😂of my own joke.
Hello Diana! I have a Honey Jar and a Sugar Cane jujube. Bareroot and planted in January. I’m new with jujubes, so any tips on care and pruning is appreciated. Thanks
That is awesome, I'm also new with JUJUBE but what I do know is that they are easy to grow they are invasive and the fruit is amazing. I wouldn't prune for a while and if you do it will be for styling and making the tree do what you want it too. Please keep me posted on those trees 🤗🙂
@@GardenloveHomestead ok will do
Great video! I have thought about getting an apple or lemon tree but I am scared I'd kill it
I think you will do great. If I have to choice between an apple or a lemon wow that would be rough. Ask yourself which one do you enjoy more. Which one is more expensive to purchase at the store. What zone are you in? 8 and above means your citrus will do great year round. Apple tree go dormant so they can survive colder weather. I personally find growing citrus alot easier to grow. What lemon were yiu thinking about.
It's already very tall, are you planning to take the top off do it branches out? I plan to restrict my container grown jujubes to about 6 feet tall
Im not sure, this year I'm letting it be. Next year I'll decide on that. Ill see what shape it takes this year and how it fits here.
@@GardenloveHomestead will watch for the end of season video 👍
Hi there. I have had my jujube tree planted in ground for about 4 years. Every year it puts out little branches and then the branches die in the winter and that’s it and then returns again next spring and same process. No fruit and no flowers. Any advice for me?
That really sucks! Is it planted alone or is there trees near it? Is it really windy there? Do you get pollinators?
I'm guessing it's simply not getting enough sun. Hard to say why because it depends on your climate. What is your climate like? Jujube loves hot hot sun sun, they say pick the sunniest place in the garden and put it there. Not warm but HOT and SUNNY. Here in Tucson desert they grow very fast and flower. Baking in the hot sun other plants will wilt, but not Jujube. Mine is a Li Jujube it's 2 years old and already flowering but no fruit yet. Also, do you have bees? Have you tried making honey mixed with water and lightly spraying the buds? Or plant fragrant bee-attracting plants by it.
What size is the container that you updated your jujube tree to?
It's over 35 gallon container. A wine barrel would work great
Hi can you show me what kind the soil you put in
I usually use EB stone citrus soil. Love it!
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Plz help...
I am in Pakistan and its mulberry season right now lots of mulberries have grown on a tree in the park next to our house but I dont know how to grow it in pots bcz the tree is huge and do I have to take a cutting from that tree now and plant it in a container for fruiting (what to do I know nothin)plz I also want mulberries in a container
Disclaimer: I can easily get a cutting bcz the tree is just steps away from the home and its fruiting also and it has black and red mulberries but small in size.
Hi, honostly i would take several cuttings about 12 inch long. Than you can do several methods. 1. Put several cuttings in a pot with a soil that drains well but hold moisture. And out them somewhere that its bright but no direct sun nor afternoon sun. 2. Cut smallest cutting and ziploc bags add soil to each bag, make small drainage holes to the bag and stick a cutting to each bag. Than put them into a clean plastic container somewhere where there is sun. Water when needed and wait for roots. Also you have to wait for it to be in the 80 degree. Check out my passion fruit propagating and my fig cutting propagating video's. Look forward to hear back from you.
@@GardenloveHomestead Thankyou For a good reply
@@ahmar004 I have several types of mulberries and all of them grow completely different. My silk hope and dwarf everbearing roots very easily from cuttings but my white and red Pakistani mulberries can only be grafted to another rootstock. You stated the fruit on the tree is small so it's probably not the Pakistani mulberry with the long fruit, but a different variety like perisan mulberry. Since you have easy access to cuttings it won't hurt to try and grow it in different ways. Just make sure you don't let the cuttings try out my covering them in a plastic bag and use rooting hormone if you can go additional help with rooting
How do you do your compost?
😅😅😅😅 in a trash can. I have a video on it if you want to find it. Since im limited in space I need some easy to move around. I made holes on it and wahala easy compost containers . The warms wereable to access the compost. I put all my bad veggies, news paper and dry leaves.