I neglected my jujube without water for the entire year and the branches all dried and dead and I knew it was dead for sure. However, in the beginning of this year I started giving it water and amazingly, it is alive. It is the most viable plant out there that I know of. Every garden should have one of this plant.
My neighbour cut one to the ground and still took the time to try to remove as much of tree as possible. No water for a year. Still manage to resprout.
This was a great tour we just found out we can have jujube I’m not sure what kind to get yet probably the most cold hardy one we can find definitely enjoyed this tour 🤙🏻
For years i dreamt of getting Sugarcane but it was super expensive. Earlier this month i stumbled across a seller selling air layered Sugarcane + free shipping voucher (the seller is across the sea). She is in pot now. It'll be awhile before i get the fruit but i don't mind. Honey jar? Oh my, need to start seaching...
Wow cool Johnny Love the nursery tours as I wouldn’t get to see them there any other way So many jujubes 👍👍 mine is looking sad atm just lost its last leaves for the winter lol
Hi Anna: if you are in S. Cal. check out Mimosa Nursery in East Los Angeles and Rosemead and Garden View Nursery in Irwindale, CA. Good luck with your search and thank you for watching!
Have you got a Sherwood? I recently bought one as it's supposed to be one of the best tasting varieties. Some TH-camrs have said it doesn't fruit as much. Now I'm worried 😣
I read online that jujubes are self-pollinating, meaning they will produce some fruit without another tree nearby, but they perform better with cross-pollination from another jujube. I read somewhere else that jujubes are partially self-pollinating. Thus, I believe even if you have one jujube you may get some fruit but to get a lot of fruit, it is recommended you have more than one jujubes for cross-pollination. Also, I don't really prune my jujubes as I do other fruit trees. Thank you for your questions and thank you for watching!
I read somewhere that "Sugarcane is a cross-pollinating species although selfing occurs at low levels." So it definitely does much better if you have another jujube close by. You can cross pollinate with another jujube variety. Thank you for your questions and thank you for watching!
The picture at 0:40 is not the real GA-866. GA-866 has an ellipsoid shape, where the two ends are smaller than the middle part. I have a four-year-old GA-866 and it's the best variety that I have tasted: GA-866, Li, Lang, Shanxi, Honey jar, Sugar cane. See th-cam.com/video/Xb9LBF2GtZs/w-d-xo.html
You can find it more readily these days but they were rare to find not too long ago. I am happy to see more nurseries carry them now. Thanks for your comment and thank you for watching!
@@johnnysworld-backyardorchard thank you so much for your reply. I just got a li jujube. I’m still very confused about fruiting time. Some websites say January to March, others late summer to early fall. When I lived in California, jujubes were everywhere. I am in Atlanta area now and don’t see them at all. Should I expect them to fruit in atlanta?
@@ForTheWin2007yes. Got a few fruits last year (first year in the ground). Have a bunch of fruit this year (second year in the ground). It was a bare root tree, 4 feet tall, Li variety. Got the tree online from Isons nursery.
Why certain varieties does not have seeds. I have Thai jujube. It is large as the Li jujube and harvest, you don't have to wait to turn red or brown. You can eat them green sweet and foamy texture. I've grown them from seeds. It is 25 ft tall, not too much thorn. I pickle them while green, last several months in the refrigerator. The more water, the more bigger than the Li jujube.
Thank you for sharing about the Thai Jujube. I actually have a Thai Jambu but not a Thai Jujube. I really need to look for a Thai Jujube tree, since based on your comment, it sounds delicious. Thank you for sharing and thank you for watching!
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What I like about jujube is how easy they are to grow. Thanks for sharing!
Definitely agree with you there, much easier than avocado trees. Thank you for watching!
I neglected my jujube without water for the entire year and the branches all dried and dead and I knew it was dead for sure. However, in the beginning of this year I started giving it water and amazingly, it is alive. It is the most viable plant out there that I know of. Every garden should have one of this plant.
That's really cool that it survived and doing well! Thank you for sharing and thank you for watching!
Probably dead maybe just the rootstock is growing
My neighbour cut one to the ground and still took the time to try to remove as much of tree as possible. No water for a year. Still manage to resprout.
Very invasive roots damage my concrete driveway. Costt me $2600 to remove and repair concrete.
dosen't matter sweeteners the more sweet the more likely will be attacked by wasps and birds .I want to know the aroma
This was a great tour we just found out we can have jujube I’m not sure what kind to get yet probably the most cold hardy one we can find definitely enjoyed this tour 🤙🏻
Thank you my friend for your kind words and hope you get a great variety of jujube. Really enjoy the fruit. Thank you for watching!
For years i dreamt of getting Sugarcane but it was super expensive. Earlier this month i stumbled across a seller selling air layered Sugarcane + free shipping voucher (the seller is across the sea). She is in pot now. It'll be awhile before i get the fruit but i don't mind. Honey jar? Oh my, need to start seaching...
You have a great variety, I really like the sugar Cane. Honey Jar is good too. Thank you for your comment and thank you for watching!
Hi..my friend.!! I am watching ,thank you for sharing 👍👍👍
Thank you my friend for your support and thank you for watching!
Wow cool Johnny
Love the nursery tours as I wouldn’t get to see them there any other way
So many jujubes 👍👍 mine is looking sad atm just lost its last leaves for the winter lol
Thank you Neil for your kind words and thank you for watching! Hope your Jujube tree bounces back soon!
great sharing my friend . Support you forever
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Wow amazing and beautiful upload stay connected
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I looked for this li jujube trees thanks
Hi Anna: if you are in S. Cal. check out Mimosa Nursery in East Los Angeles and Rosemead and Garden View Nursery in Irwindale, CA. Good luck with your search and thank you for watching!
They have a great selection over there. GA866 is really good. I like sugar cane and honey jar the very best though so far.
Thank you for sharing your opinion on these Jujubes and thank you for watching!
garden view nursery
I really like garden view nursery!
Have you got a Sherwood? I recently bought one as it's supposed to be one of the best tasting varieties. Some TH-camrs have said it doesn't fruit as much. Now I'm worried 😣
No, I don't have a Sherwood, I have to look into that variety. Hopefully yours will fruit well. Thank you for your comment and thank you for watching!
Does any of the jujubee self-polinated? Do you prune your jujubee at all? Thanks!
I read online that jujubes are self-pollinating, meaning they will produce some fruit without another tree nearby, but they perform better with cross-pollination from another jujube. I read somewhere else that jujubes are partially self-pollinating. Thus, I believe even if you have one jujube you may get some fruit but to get a lot of fruit, it is recommended you have more than one jujubes for cross-pollination. Also, I don't really prune my jujubes as I do other fruit trees. Thank you for your questions and thank you for watching!
Is the sugar cane jujube self fertile? Do I need mother variety for it to make fruit?
I read somewhere that "Sugarcane is a cross-pollinating species although selfing occurs at low levels." So it definitely does much better if you have another jujube close by. You can cross pollinate with another jujube variety. Thank you for your questions and thank you for watching!
my jujubes not doing well - wish i could get one of those
Hope your jujubes springs back to life! Thank you for sharing and thank you for watching!
Buying this plant
Thank you for sharing and thank you for watching!
The picture at 0:40 is not the real GA-866. GA-866 has an ellipsoid shape, where the two ends are smaller than the middle part. I have a four-year-old GA-866 and it's the best variety that I have tasted: GA-866, Li, Lang, Shanxi, Honey jar, Sugar cane.
See th-cam.com/video/Xb9LBF2GtZs/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for sharing your experience. Wow, you have a lot of great varieties! Thanks for watching!
I googled GA 866 and had about 10 Nurseries selling/shipping it. Not sure if that 'rare'
You can find it more readily these days but they were rare to find not too long ago. I am happy to see more nurseries carry them now. Thanks for your comment and thank you for watching!
Can somebody confirm I can get fruit by planting just one tree? Excellent video by the way❤
I don't see why you wouldn't get fruit with one Jujube Tree. Thank you for your question and thank you for watching!
@@johnnysworld-backyardorchard thank you so much for your reply. I just got a li jujube. I’m still very confused about fruiting time. Some websites say January to March, others late summer to early fall. When I lived in California, jujubes were everywhere. I am in Atlanta area now and don’t see them at all. Should I expect them to fruit in atlanta?
@@miryana7873 I'm South of you. Hopefully we'll find a place that sells them.
@miryana7873 did you get the fruits?
@@ForTheWin2007yes. Got a few fruits last year (first year in the ground). Have a bunch of fruit this year (second year in the ground). It was a bare root tree, 4 feet tall, Li variety. Got the tree online from Isons nursery.
Why certain varieties does not have seeds. I have Thai jujube. It is large as the Li jujube and harvest, you don't have to wait to turn red or brown. You can eat them green sweet and foamy texture. I've grown them from seeds. It is 25 ft tall, not too much thorn. I pickle them while green, last several months in the refrigerator. The more water, the more bigger than the Li jujube.
Thank you for sharing about the Thai Jujube. I actually have a Thai Jambu but not a Thai Jujube. I really need to look for a Thai Jujube tree, since based on your comment, it sounds delicious. Thank you for sharing and thank you for watching!
what is the name of this nursery in irwindale bc i want to buy some jujube there. Thank u advance for the info.
Hi May: the nursery is called Garden View Nursery. Thank you for your question and thank you for watching!
Where did you find this GA 886? Please advise Nursery name.
Hi Bernadette: I bought it at Garden View Nursery in Irwindale, CA. Thank you for your question and thank you for watching!
I like to buy the seeds for this planet.
Please give more information so I order it .
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Which one is the most compact tree?
The GEM is a great choice if you are looking for a compact or smaller sized tree. Thank you for watching!
@@johnnysworld-backyardorchard GEM avocado? Here is a Jujube video. lol
That sign said it was bread in China but now it's a tree.
Thank you for your comment and thank you for watching Daniel!
Doesn't answer the question, still dont know which is the best of the 4 varieties jujube shown; not helpful.
Sorry Tiffany, between the two, I really like the Sugar Cane, but the 866 is really good too. Thank you for watching!
may needs seeds
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The sax in the background was annoying.
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Only Li have fruits !
LI ! Li ! Li !
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Can you sale for me pls
Thank you for watching Anna!
haha bread haha
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