Can you add tall drought tolerant trees and palms like from Mediterranean and Middle Eastern desert climates. Shielding the afternoon sun? ☀️ just a thought. I’m not sure how that would work. But they can be used as wind breakers and sun block for the subtropical and tropical plants
Thanks for going into detail on the leaves. It was very insightful! I'm out in Tucson and any changes in leaves spark panic because I assume that I've either overwatered or trees got sunburned lol
Thanks for the pertinent info Jay! How often do you irrigate your potted trees in the summer? Most channels only give info on irrigation for in-ground trees in summer desert conditions.
@@putinhynes3848it's hard to say. Concords are relatively disease resistant. I would prune it out. (The discolored area) The vine has time to grow before the real heat starts. Check under other leaves and look for tiny yellow / purple striped caterpillars. Grape leaf skeletenizer. Get rid of them if you see them.
My meyer lemon leaves are all yellow and many have dropped. I was watering every other day. Is that from overwatering or the heat or lack of nutrients. It's in full sun
Ya, the devil winds. 40 MPH, single digit humidity, 90+F. Great way to lose any tree is not protecting them from that for first year or two. It will eat every bloom on a tree. Tropical here is chilis and tomatoes, LOL. Maybe some eggplants, too. But, plenty of mesquite growing in the garden, too, for food, nitrogen, and shade.
Can you add tall drought tolerant trees and palms like from Mediterranean and Middle Eastern desert climates. Shielding the afternoon sun? ☀️ just a thought. I’m not sure how that would work. But they can be used as wind breakers and sun block for the subtropical and tropical plants
Yes you can!
This wind dust and dryness is not only trying to kill my mango tree but myself as well!! Great content
No kidding! It's like a hairdryer everyday lol 🔥 thanks again for all of the tips and tricks!
So you do sell your trees? If so when is the best time to come and buy? Also, do you have evaporation going in your greenhouse?
Thank You, I'm learning a lot from you in relation to growing in the intense sun and heat!
it really is!
Thanks for going into detail on the leaves. It was very insightful!
I'm out in Tucson and any changes in leaves spark panic because I assume that I've either overwatered or trees got sunburned lol
Do you have a self watering system to water all of those plants? Also curious as to what mulch you use for your potted plants. Thank you!
Yes I do! and none in pots
Thanks for the pertinent info Jay! How often do you irrigate your potted trees in the summer? Most channels only give info on irrigation for in-ground trees in summer desert conditions.
Hello my ftiend verry nice good sharing 👍🛎🤝
Do you grow grapes?
I have a rough brown line on my Concord grapes. Anyone can help?
@@putinhynes3848it's hard to say. Concords are relatively disease resistant. I would prune it out. (The discolored area) The vine has time to grow before the real heat starts. Check under other leaves and look for tiny yellow / purple striped caterpillars. Grape leaf skeletenizer. Get rid of them if you see them.
Where do you get your individual fruit protection bags? They appear to be more "Screen like" rather than mesh organza bags?
Thanks
fruit saver bags with drawstring
My meyer lemon leaves are all yellow and many have dropped. I was watering every other day. Is that from overwatering or the heat or lack of nutrients. It's in full sun
overwatering most likely
good ole sensitive meyer lemons. they burn here. shade it and i bet it releafs out
Great video Jay
How is your guamuchil tree near your window?
Ya, the devil winds. 40 MPH, single digit humidity, 90+F. Great way to lose any tree is not protecting them from that for first year or two. It will eat every bloom on a tree. Tropical here is chilis and tomatoes, LOL. Maybe some eggplants, too. But, plenty of mesquite growing in the garden, too, for food, nitrogen, and shade.
Please tell me how I can buy some of your trees with out signing up with Facebook..
I live in Arizona...thank you..
Can you grow wax apple trees here or is it too deserty here?
Wow