Thanks for sharing your knowledge on this and not being a greedy plant guy like alot of others in our hobby that think they have patent on a fruit from Brazil.
Amazing work man! jabos with exposed roots will typically push suckers from the roots. late to the party on this vid but would be interesting to hear if those rooting leaves (like wtf man, rooting leaves, your good) did eventually push a growing plant. got a thumbs up subscribe here, very nice
Wow all your jaboticabas collection are really green and healthy what kind of soil or compost or medium you use on your mature jaboticabas and what kind of fertilizer I have a year growing jaboticabas and there so much to learn . I use holly tone and peat moss and compost and perlite I also use mulch on top gromulch .do u know any recommendations on mulch too there's so many different kinds of mulch out there .
Awesome experiment. Thanks! I just pruned my tiny little plant today. I have one decent-sized branch that I just stuck in water as an experiment. We'll see what happens!
I have seen a lot of people try to root using water without success. I believe the humid peat moss is a much better medium to try with. Let me know if you have success! I have better luck with smaller cuttings.
Some cuttings were using Dip 'N' Grow which uses both NAA and IBA hormones. Some cuttings were using Clonex gel which uses IBA hormone. Some rooted leaves were not using any hormone at all. I believe the largest factors are: the amount of light, high humidity and moist peat moss. Root Riot cubes are also very helpful.
I am still learning but I can tell you the humidity monthly average was 94%, and an average temp of 75F (86F high, 67F low) The humidity dome was in filtered indirect sunlight (direct sunlight will cook everything inside)
I have not been successful but if you do try, give it a more concentrated hormone. Also you'll need to keep them in very high humidity and planted in moist peat moss. The process will likely take 2 months or more for larger cuttings. Wear gloves when handling the hormones.
I posted an update video you can check out. I might post another one in the future. I have removed the biggest rooted anomaly from the dome and have it growing on its own outside.
I might list one for sale or a grafted ones. Only have a couple successful rooted cuttings of this plant so far. I need to take more cuttings and experiment some more. Thank you for watching!
They root but later on the plant die, that’s what the jaboticaba experts in Brazil say, they succeeded the rooting but I never heard they actually grow and fruit..
If the plant is removed from high humidity too quickly or if the roots are not developed enough then the plant can die. I have several rooted cuttings that are still alive after over 1 year. I have even included examples of older rooted cuttings at the 21:00 minute mark. As far as them fruiting is concerned. It already takes many years for a seedling to fruit so it makes sense that a rooted cutting would also take many years to fruit. So I am not surprised you haven't heard of someone fruiting a rooted cutting since not many people are successful in rooting the cutting in the first place. Thanks for watching and hopefully one day I can show a fruiting jaboticaba that was propagated from cutting.
@@GrowTropicalFruits that’s would be amazing, that’s would shock a lot of people haha, yes hopefully Everything works, and we can start doing this method, that is amazing!!!!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge on this and not being a greedy plant guy like alot of others in our hobby that think they have patent on a fruit from Brazil.
Thank you for watching. I hope to learn all the secrets for high success rates but until then I will continue to experiment.
@@GrowTropicalFruits did the leaf propagations develop shoots? Were they successful?
Amazing work man! jabos with exposed roots will typically push suckers from the roots. late to the party on this vid but would be interesting to hear if those rooting leaves (like wtf man, rooting leaves, your good) did eventually push a growing plant. got a thumbs up subscribe here, very nice
Great video! I just spent about 3 grand on a jabo sabra that’s 20 years old. Now I’m looking to propagate it!
Would a rooted jabo fruit earlier kinda like a grafted or air layered
Florida food forest sent me. Cool channel you've got here!
Very cool! Glad you stopped by. I hope to get more videos edited soon. Thanks!
Heading straight to the green room and try this! Great work!
Go do it and root me some special plants while you are at it! Glad you enjoyed it!
That's dope, good job. Thanks for the tips if I ever decide to give it a whirl.
Wow all your jaboticabas collection are really green and healthy what kind of soil or compost or medium you use on your mature jaboticabas and what kind of fertilizer I have a year growing jaboticabas and there so much to learn . I use holly tone and peat moss and compost and perlite I also use mulch on top gromulch .do u know any recommendations on mulch too there's so many different kinds of mulch out there .
Awesome experiment. Thanks! I just pruned my tiny little plant today. I have one decent-sized branch that I just stuck in water as an experiment. We'll see what happens!
I have seen a lot of people try to root using water without success. I believe the humid peat moss is a much better medium to try with. Let me know if you have success! I have better luck with smaller cuttings.
@@GrowTropicalFruits Will do! I also have several cuttings in moss.
Very cool process. Thanks for sharing your experiment.
Good stuff Shiloh. I may give this a shot too👍
Thanks! Let me know how it goes if you do!
damn this man took a cutting of the anomaly... i am truly impressed, even though i am no one of much importance!
love it! I have rooted a few sabra cuttings myself. Seems to take longer than other cuttings.
Seems there are many factors in play to rooting, sometimes it's just luck. Very cool you were able to root them too!
Wow, amazing. Do you any updates?
Hi Shiloh,
What's with the seed hulls mixed into the soil? Hormones?
Thanks.
Kevin in Tuscaloosa
Those are expanded clay pebbles that are commonly used in hydroponic grows, good at holding some moisture. The brand I used is Hydroton.
So youre saying you can grow a plant from a rooted leaf??
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Thank you! Cheers!
Very cool!! You have made me want to try. Now I need to know your hormones you use on it. I don't mind the wait in a humidity dome
Some cuttings were using Dip 'N' Grow which uses both NAA and IBA hormones. Some cuttings were using Clonex gel which uses IBA hormone. Some rooted leaves were not using any hormone at all. I believe the largest factors are: the amount of light, high humidity and moist peat moss. Root Riot cubes are also very helpful.
How do you prevent rot in the humidity dome?
I am still working on that myself, I think finding the correct balance of moisture in the peat is the main factor, too wet and it starts rotting.
I will try this next time I trim my plants.
Many people have been able to replicate it... Give it a shot!
Can you summarize what you think are the critical factors of success to getting a cutting to take?
I am still learning but I can tell you the humidity monthly average was 94%, and an average temp of 75F (86F high, 67F low) The humidity dome was in filtered indirect sunlight (direct sunlight will cook everything inside)
@@GrowTropicalFruits how long before they took root?
Any luck rooting bigger cuttings? I have some large sabara branches that I want to prune and feel like it may be worth a try
I have not been successful but if you do try, give it a more concentrated hormone. Also you'll need to keep them in very high humidity and planted in moist peat moss. The process will likely take 2 months or more for larger cuttings. Wear gloves when handling the hormones.
I just found your channel. Really interesting stuff. Are you growing in Hawaii? Just curious because I’m on the Big Island
Would this work with Garcinias?
I have succesfully rooted a Eugenia Uniflora"DasyBlasta"
will try to root my Garcinia Brasilienses once it is larger :)
How long did it take? Sorry if I missed that part. Great video.
It varies, but on average about 2-3 months.
Good
I just heard about this fruit tree, can you please send me seed to try grow it in Iraq??!!
Hey how’s that anomaly rooted ?
It's still alive. Not flowering or fruiting though.
How are the cuttings? Still kicking?
I posted an update video you can check out. I might post another one in the future. I have removed the biggest rooted anomaly from the dome and have it growing on its own outside.
Hi can I have seed's of jaboticaba please
I do have some jaboticaba seeds listed on my Etsy page. You can find the link on the "About" page of my channel.
Do you sell jabuticaba?
Yes, I sell seeds.
Anyone I can get one of those rooted cuttings? Maybe I can buy it?
I might list one for sale or a grafted ones. Only have a couple successful rooted cuttings of this plant so far. I need to take more cuttings and experiment some more. Thank you for watching!
@@GrowTropicalFruits please let me know when it’s for sale.
They root but later on the plant die, that’s what the jaboticaba experts in Brazil say, they succeeded the rooting but I never heard they actually grow and fruit..
If the plant is removed from high humidity too quickly or if the roots are not developed enough then the plant can die. I have several rooted cuttings that are still alive after over 1 year. I have even included examples of older rooted cuttings at the 21:00 minute mark. As far as them fruiting is concerned. It already takes many years for a seedling to fruit so it makes sense that a rooted cutting would also take many years to fruit. So I am not surprised you haven't heard of someone fruiting a rooted cutting since not many people are successful in rooting the cutting in the first place. Thanks for watching and hopefully one day I can show a fruiting jaboticaba that was propagated from cutting.
@@GrowTropicalFruits that’s would be amazing, that’s would shock a lot of people haha, yes hopefully
Everything works, and we can start doing this method, that is amazing!!!!
@@GrowTropicalFruitshow many months before the cuttings root?
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The rooted cutting is from "Anomaly" jabuticaba. This selection of jaboticaba is supposed to heavily flower at a very small size.
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You should check out the follow up video.