Jaboticabas are hands down my favorite fruit trees in my collection! Mine are in Promix medium with added growstone for drainage. Also added rice hulls and rockdust for additional minerals every 3-4 months. Extremely healthy fruited in 3yrs! Best tree to live with long term! Always love the content green dreams 🔥🔥🔥
Talk about timing, I just bought a beautiful specimen at Echo yesterday, so excited to prune, I love the bonsai look to them and that beautiful bark...yup, I'm hooked, planted near the Florida room so I can watch it grow, lol...so amazing and thanks for the tips, it really helps...!
Oh my gosh! Thank you for all this info! So generous and I love your "pro-tips" I'm a busy nursery manager, mom and landscape designer and I wish I could talk to more/other florida growers to learn, this gave me an opportunity to learn without having to seek out and visit (thought I'd love to be able to do that too). Again - Thanks!
I am Brazilian and where I live here in Brazil we have lots of jaboticabas tree! When I was a kid I use to climb jaboticabas tree and eat lots of jaboticabas me and my friends had lots of fun! The only sad thing about climbing the three is anywhere you step in the tree branches will not grow jaboticabas again.
Always amazing videos and info, congrats to you and everyone involved, you have inspired me to grow new species of plants, I just got my first jobitacaba! Thanks for growing on!
Between yours and Adam from flying fox's videos about how awesome jabos are I got the itch myself now! Have 1 seedling sabara, 1 airlayered sabara, several red and white seedlings, 1 grimal seedling and 1 pitangatuba seedling!! About to buy a cambuca and an escarlate this weekend. Love your content. Aloha from the Big Island
Been watching for years (check my like history)🤔 Pete and for whatever reason looked to my right and saw I wasn't even Subscribed...Needless to say I share the same passion for self sustainability and tropical fruit. Thanks for all you do!
As a native Brazilian who grew up with a Jaboticaba tree in her backyard, I really appreciate the informative content and appreciation for our beautiful fruit! I just can't get over how you pronounce Jaboticaba though hahah makes my ears hurt hearing you say it lmao It's pronounced Ja-Bow-Chih-Kaa-Bah :)
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL Thanks so much for all that you do. Your TH-cam videos have certainly been an inspiration and huge source of knowledge for me. I'm really excited to try some of the principles and strategies you have employed on my family's property and the land I'll hopefully own here shortly :)
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL No worries. I've got to get some Morton and Sons Nursery Shirts made up so I can get on the swag train with all the big boys!
Thank you for this info video!!! Our tree is planted in the ground and in full sun for over a year, the bark is peeling but all the leaves are greenish yellow since spring and we are worried so we gave it for fertilizer, no change. We will take your tips and see if we can improve the soil for it!!
Thank you so much for making this care vid!! I bought a japoticaba per your recommendation for my food forest here in the Houston area, and it got roasted this summer. It gets quite a bit of sun so I’ll be moving it more into the understory! Your farm makes me want to move back to Florida faster 🤤
Pete Kanaris GreenDreamsFL I amended it with some pine mulch to lower the ph so hopefully it likes that more! I used to live only 10-15 minutes away from your farm. I wish I had gotten into food forests back then and gotten a tour. You’ve been so inspiring on my path to creating a permaculture food system. I hope we can cross paths someday when we move back😁
more Jaboticaba tree varieties! Pete good production I don’t need buying no more I got to many rare exotic species I got pink flowers Jaboticaba in my garden
Would those trees grow in Tobago or would Jackfruit grow there? I've never seen it there, but I have seen a fruit which look similar called Balata. Is there anything you can tell me about this tree (Balata) and growing conditions etc?
Davis George you trust in growing & you will be make it no body said you can’t ! I don’t trust another people opinion but I got my way to do what trees need & you live tranada Tobago is tropical across you can growing tree outside no problem just do it till there are nothing stopping you!!! If I can you can ....
Hi, I just got my first tree, and I am going to plant it. I came to your channel to review what kind of soil to plant it in. I am going to keep it in a pot. On a side note, I have not tasted this fruit yet. I have to say that as a native miami person, my favorite fruit remains the mango, and i love muscadine grapes, I think they do grow in homestead, (not sure) I am also crazy about florida avocados (sp). After seeing flying fox fruits grafting videos, I need to search around for my favorite avocados. Thank you for all of the good stuff that you do.
Do they have a tap root or do they spread was thinking of planting mine next to a concrete porch but don’t know if it’s gonna compromise the foundation I to am in zone 9 central Texas my tree is very smalllooks like it’s a sabra as you informed small leave it looks like a bonsai I will leave in pot until it gets bigger
So if I've got some in the ground now for about 6 months. They're not looking to hot I thought maybe not enough water. Now I'm thinking I may need to pull them in amend the soil. Thanks Pete
If you take your cold tolerant potted plants and place them around the trees that are not cold tolerant during the cold season it will help those trees to survive
Will this plant grow in the ground, in Lake Placid, FL? This will be our second winter here, and last winter was very warm for us ( never got below 40 degrees!). I hope we can grow it! Thank you for all your information!
No, I guess I forgot to mention that part. I always miss something! No you should slowly pot it up every few years. Just depends on how big the plant is.
Where and how did you get so many? I want to start a nursery in south Florida and this is a tree I'm looking at alot for me personally but also for the nursery possibly.
Hey Pete! I love your channel so much, I almost watched every video you got. I learned a lot! Curious to know if you’re visiting more permaculture farms in the near future... thanks in advance! Pound dirt! 👊🏻
Thanks Koen! I really appreciate the feedback. I think I’m gonna keep it local for a little while. I’ll be announcing my next trip here soon, and I’m gonna let y’all pick the destination 😉
Bro, i dont know if this is the right way to get in touch with you, do you ship seeds to colombia? or germany? I definetly need Jabo in my farm in Colombia
Huge potential !! and huge demand!! make great liquor and jelly also. I'd love to see in near future Jaboticabas being sold at supermarkets just like Blueberries.
Thank you brother, would a liquid fert like a home made organic sea weed and fish fert work i really have no idea how to tell if our fert has high level of nitrogen or not :) thanks
I was wondering for a sabra that’s 4yrs old when would it fruit? Also should I transplant it as soon as I get it? I’m still debating on getting that or a 15 gallon but don’t know the variety
if you decide to sell seeds i would totally buy some. Easier for me to get than a whole plant, plus i love the experience of growing plants for my collection by myself.
Woooo ...... that was really epic Pete Kanaris Pro Tips bra, mind blow ...... no sheet. Deep stuff, me likey !!! Seriously well presented and dripping with info, I'm diggin your passion. I think I found a new edition for the Homestead, thanks for sharing brother. PS Any suggestions for growing Black Sopote in the Dunnellon area just a little North of y'all ? I have a few seedlings started, growing in dappled light. Jus sayin. Peace 😎👊
I have a jaboticaba as well. I was just wondering if you know why the tips of the leaves are turning brown, almost black. (on some, but not all leaves).
whats the spray called? Gorgeous trees man. I admit i am jealous. But great for you, that is a nice investment of time and love. This video is up there with your costa rica tours. What do you do with the Jabos if it freezes? Also, i know you dont really want to sell any, but i am missing a white in my collection. I dont see GreenDreams coming to coastal NC for work. well maybe,.money talks right. I would be really appreciative to buy a white. Great video.. Rock Dust is awesome of course. All soil needs it. After JK talked about the high apple production using granite fines. I am sold that all fruiting trees can use it. GREAT VIDEO!!! I am buying concrete blocks tomorrow..i have been looking for a solution for wind. thanks again!!
They die back and should come back not an easy fruit but try in pots close to house and pull it against the houae under eves and be depending whay zone im 9a-b daple sun and close to house in winter no problem
You got me hooked I live in zone 8b where do yo you recommend me me purchasing them and what size . You got me thinking and I don’t stop . Thank you for the video 🤛🏼
Let me know Pete!!! I'll get some from you!!! We have a yard with a crazy sceptic so we can't plant trees in the back yard. These would be dope!! I can keep them in pots. I would LOVE to come and volunteer for a week or two. Wife is an herbalist and native gardener, I'm the 'chop wood/carry water' guy.... I run circles around the kids these days. Short drive from ATL for us!!!
@Pete Kanaris GreenDreamsTV Hey there. Stopped by for a few plants last Saturday. Great plants and thank you! Caterina talked me into getting a Jaboticaba next. Which one do you recommend? Any flavor differences? I see you have a decent size red one for sale right now. Thank you!
This was so informative. I have never tasted this fruit. Hey, just wondering...can you graft those cuttings on a different variety and get a mixture of a tree?
Maybe not this year, but I hope to definitely put on the radar, Pete ! 2020 possibly. Similarly, if you head west to AriDzona ;) , would love to meet up--lemme know well in advance (if possible) :)
Jaboticabas are hands down my favorite fruit trees in my collection! Mine are in Promix medium with added growstone for drainage. Also added rice hulls and rockdust for additional minerals every 3-4 months. Extremely healthy fruited in 3yrs! Best tree to live with long term! Always love the content green dreams 🔥🔥🔥
Mine too! Thank you
Could you send me few seeds
I just got mine. It s currently in a pot, can I reach you out for tips?
5 yrs of knowledge in 15 minutes, I feel Jabotieducated now, :)) Thumbs up
Awesome! Thanks
Dude , you’re always so quick to give credit to others for advice you get from others. Very cool.
Thanks man!
I just pruned the Jaboticaba that I got from you guys. Exposed the trunk like you do. I'm so proud of my little tree.
We are moving to Naples, FL and our house has 1.14 acre I can't wait to planet my jabuticabas!!! Love the video
Talk about timing, I just bought a beautiful specimen at Echo yesterday, so excited to prune, I love the bonsai look to them and that beautiful bark...yup, I'm hooked, planted near the Florida room so I can watch it grow, lol...so amazing and thanks for the tips, it really helps...!
Nice! I’m always glad to hear echo getting support 🙏
Oh my gosh! Thank you for all this info! So generous and I love your "pro-tips" I'm a busy nursery manager, mom and landscape designer and I wish I could talk to more/other florida growers to learn, this gave me an opportunity to learn without having to seek out and visit (thought I'd love to be able to do that too). Again - Thanks!
Hey Annie! Thanks and keep up the good work. We need more ecologically minded designers 🙌
I am Brazilian and where I live here in Brazil we have lots of jaboticabas tree! When I was a kid I use to climb jaboticabas tree and eat lots of jaboticabas me and my friends had lots of fun!
The only sad thing about climbing the three is anywhere you step in the tree branches will not grow jaboticabas again.
So cool!
Thanks for the share man, beautiful plants! Jaboticaba garden sounds nice haha
Another great video Pete.
Love that trailer.
Thanks Marshall!
You are sooo blessed man! Beautiful life.
Thanks!!
I had no idea what to do with a bonsai Jabuticaba that my son gave me. Now I know! Thank you!
Sweet!
Sweet video Pete!
Thank you!
Always amazing videos and info, congrats to you and everyone involved, you have inspired me to grow new species of plants, I just got my first jobitacaba! Thanks for growing on!
Love it!👊
Between yours and Adam from flying fox's videos about how awesome jabos are I got the itch myself now! Have 1 seedling sabara, 1 airlayered sabara, several red and white seedlings, 1 grimal seedling and 1 pitangatuba seedling!! About to buy a cambuca and an escarlate this weekend. Love your content. Aloha from the Big Island
That’s so awesome!! Love it 👏🏻
Truly enjoy your videos. Great stuff. Love the hunger and love you have for what you do. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Awww thanks!! Glad to hear it shows 😊
Been watching for years (check my like history)🤔 Pete and for whatever reason looked to my right and saw I wasn't even Subscribed...Needless to say I share the same passion for self sustainability and tropical fruit. Thanks for all you do!
I didn’t know you could check like history?!? That’s wild. Thanks for the support 👊
As a native Brazilian who grew up with a Jaboticaba tree in her backyard, I really appreciate the informative content and appreciation for our beautiful fruit! I just can't get over how you pronounce Jaboticaba though hahah makes my ears hurt hearing you say it lmao
It's pronounced Ja-Bow-Chih-Kaa-Bah :)
How cool! And sorry! lol
Those tracking trailers are super cool, definitely want to get one for the farm.
We love them! Aluminum is key.
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL Thanks so much for all that you do. Your TH-cam videos have certainly been an inspiration and huge source of knowledge for me. I'm really excited to try some of the principles and strategies you have employed on my family's property and the land I'll hopefully own here shortly :)
Looking good! Glad to see the jaboticaba love!
Thanks bro! Forgot your nursery name while filming 😬
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL No worries. I've got to get some Morton and Sons Nursery Shirts made up so I can get on the swag train with all the big boys!
Thank you for this info video!!! Our tree is planted in the ground and in full sun for over a year, the bark is peeling but all the leaves are greenish yellow since spring and we are worried so we gave it for fertilizer, no change. We will take your tips and see if we can improve the soil for it!!
Amazing stuff, Pete! I’ve never had this fruit but I hear it’s pretty amazing! Going to put some at my spot in Tampa🙏🏻
Awesome! Thanks
very solid advice, and excellent looking stock, i hope you got lots of fruits to sell soon...or some wine or something, lol...nice work!!!!!
Thanks Adam! You’ve definitely gotten me excited about jaboticabas bro 👊
Flying Fox Fruits long time long see my friend we are friend before !!! We need to bring a more exotic fruit tree to Florida USA my friend!!!
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Thank you so much for making this care vid!! I bought a japoticaba per your recommendation for my food forest here in the Houston area, and it got roasted this summer. It gets quite a bit of sun so I’ll be moving it more into the understory!
Your farm makes me want to move back to Florida faster 🤤
Awesome, I'm glad you enjoyed! I bet the Jaboticaba is happier now 😀
Pete Kanaris GreenDreamsFL I amended it with some pine mulch to lower the ph so hopefully it likes that more!
I used to live only 10-15 minutes away from your farm. I wish I had gotten into food forests back then and gotten a tour. You’ve been so inspiring on my path to creating a permaculture food system. I hope we can cross paths someday when we move back😁
This is a great planting thank you for sharing I learned a lots how to be a good planting God bls
Great information in this video! Ty
Glad it was helpful!
wine idea is rad!
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Jabuticaba one of my favorite fruit 😍
Hello there! i enjoyed your video. I picked up a bonsai jaboticaba. Really beautiful tree.
Excellent video! Loved it!,,,
Thanks Roger!
Thank you, I just planted mine yesterday. I am in Miami 🥰
Enjoy 😉
I need some more!!! Starting a small collection. Love the video Pete! Keep up the great work!!
Let me know when you’re ready! Thank you
Is there a big box potting soil that’s recommended when up-potting them?
Yet another dirtfull upload already?! Woooo Goooo Pete Kanaris! @ THE G.D.FL!
I’m pushing for two a week! 👊
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL Dare we Try 3 Dirty Weeks?!
Drooling over the thought of Jabo wine. You are on to something there. I can here the cash register chinging!!
One day my friend 🍷
Jabuticabas são deliciosas. Obrigado pela dica :D minhas árvores estavam apresentando dificuldades em florescer, tudo por falta de solo acídico. TKS
Beautifull farm with those oaks.
Thanks!
more Jaboticaba tree varieties! Pete good production I don’t need buying no more I got to many rare exotic species I got pink flowers Jaboticaba in my garden
Would those trees grow in Tobago or would Jackfruit grow there? I've never seen it there, but I have seen a fruit which look similar called Balata. Is there anything you can tell me about this tree (Balata) and growing conditions etc?
Davis George you trust in growing & you will be make it no body said you can’t ! I don’t trust another people opinion but I got my way to do what trees need & you live tranada Tobago is tropical across you can growing tree outside no problem just do it till there are nothing stopping you!!! If I can you can ....
Thank you for this awesome video !!!
Hi, I just got my first tree, and I am going to plant it. I came to your channel to review what kind of soil to plant it in. I am going to keep it in a pot. On a side note, I have not tasted this fruit yet. I have to say that as a native miami person, my favorite fruit remains the mango, and i love muscadine grapes, I think they do grow in homestead, (not sure) I am also crazy about florida avocados (sp). After seeing flying fox fruits grafting videos, I need to search around for my favorite avocados. Thank you for all of the good stuff that you do.
Congrats! Your gonna love the tree and fruit. Enjoy 🙌
I may have to a one or two to my garden I have a lot of trees and spotted light so this may work well in the Atlanta area. Thanks
I'm from Brazil from the State where Jaboticaba is native. When he said "Jaboticaba " I can't help but to burst laughing 😆
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Do they have a tap root or do they spread was thinking of planting mine next to a concrete porch but don’t know if it’s gonna compromise the foundation I to am in zone 9 central Texas my tree is very smalllooks like it’s a sabra as you informed small leave it looks like a bonsai I will leave in pot until it gets bigger
It should be okay, but if it gets too large you might want to consider planting farther from foundation, but that will take many years
Where is central Florida are you? I would like to visit your farm sometime.
So if I've got some in the ground now for about 6 months. They're not looking to hot I thought maybe not enough water. Now I'm thinking I may need to pull them in amend the soil. Thanks Pete
Minds are in the ground also and not doing good 2yrs in!I'm going to dig it up and pot it using peat,compost n perlite.I hope this helps.
If you take your cold tolerant potted plants and place them around the trees that are not cold tolerant during the cold season it will help those trees to survive
Will they grow in a pine forest in zone 7?
Will this plant grow in the ground, in Lake Placid, FL? This will be our second winter here, and last winter was very warm for us ( never got below 40 degrees!). I hope we can grow it! Thank you for all your information!
Definitely! All mine made it through the winter before last with 24 degrees for 6 hrs.
Irina Barden
yes, protect with watering and blankets :]
Irina Barden
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there are some nice ones at Robbins Nursery in Sebring
I use utlra fine granite sand instead of perlite thanks to Adam for the pro Tip with chelated iron works a treat
Awesome! I love the granite dust
Interesting fruit
Rad video! Got to get my hands on a few of those trees soon.
Thanks bro! Definitely a must have for the collection.
Awesome info. Should that stay in a 7 gallon pot for long term or go up to 15 or 20 gallon Pete ?
Ty4Sharing
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No, I guess I forgot to mention that part. I always miss something! No you should slowly pot it up every few years. Just depends on how big the plant is.
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL.Ty
How can i get that plant to buy ....am in Delaware
It won't live outside I your weather...
Where and how did you get so many? I want to start a nursery in south Florida and this is a tree I'm looking at alot for me personally but also for the nursery possibly.
I throw Epsom salt on my salgo palms and they green up nice. Would that work for this tree?
would jaboticaba do well in WA/OR?
In a pot. It would need to come indoors as a Christmas tree 🎄
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL haha I love that idea!
Hey great nursery, where are you located? Maps says you’re in Miami..?
North of Tampa, FL
Hey Pete! I love your channel so much, I almost watched every video you got. I learned a lot! Curious to know if you’re visiting more permaculture farms in the near future... thanks in advance! Pound dirt! 👊🏻
Thanks Koen! I really appreciate the feedback. I think I’m gonna keep it local for a little while. I’ll be announcing my next trip here soon, and I’m gonna let y’all pick the destination 😉
Don't worry about planting out a grove of Reds. Jabos are like Pokemon. You've got to catch them all!
I like to plant Jaboticaba seeds ! I m in India, any possible way to have it ?
I'm Brazilian, planting it by seeds will take about 8 - 12 years to have fruits
my idol love watching
Much love! 🙌
😆 it's so funny when you try to say Jaboticaba... 😆
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Absolutely love the videos man. Always full of knowledge. Where would you recommend purchasing Jabuticaba?
The First Lycan thank you! Where are you located?
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL Thank you for your vids!! Im located in Texas do You know where I can find them in houston area?
Pete Kanaris GreenDreamsFL Clermont fl
Pete Kanaris GreenDreamsFL clermont Florida
Bro, i dont know if this is the right way to get in touch with you, do you ship seeds to colombia? or germany? I definetly need Jabo in my farm in Colombia
Huge potential !! and huge demand!! make great liquor and jelly also.
I'd love to see in near future Jaboticabas being sold at supermarkets just like Blueberries.
I think it could become a semi commercial crop one day. I can’t wait to see them at my local grocery store:)
It's four years now, what would you say best soil mix for Jaboticaba red and blue?
Living legend! What’s the white and that other variety ? How are they different than the red and sabra ( that’s purple? )
Is gypsum ok to apply to jaboticaba in clay soil
Thank you brother, would a liquid fert like a home made organic sea weed and fish fert work i really have no idea how to tell if our fert has high level of nitrogen or not :) thanks
Yes it should be fine
Hello good morning here in south korea.
Morning! 😄
Is green sand ok for jaboticaba
Hoping to see some Jaboticabas on GreenDreams online store one of these days!
We should have a bunch on there in 4 inch.
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL Thanks, I just realized that putting an order together.
Do you need to have more then one tree to get them to fruit
Nope. No special pollination required
Thanks Pete, maybe good in SoCal. We are also 9B.
Definitely John!
Do any of the varieties have thorns on early branches??
Nope
Good day. Do you cell Jaboticaba to Canada?
Only in US for now
Is the spray something you made or is it able to be purchased somewhere? If you made it, how was it done? Thank you
I just brought some strains of powdered mycorrhiza. I added the powder to liquid and sprayed the root balls.
I’m from southern California, are you ship the tree to southern California, thank you
www.greendreamsfl.com/online-store/ALL-OUR-LIVE-PLANTS-c23253063%3Fkeyword%3Djaboticaba
I was wondering for a sabra that’s 4yrs old when would it fruit? Also should I transplant it as soon as I get it? I’m still debating on getting that or a 15 gallon but don’t know the variety
It could take 10 to 12 years.
I also like the "Pruned look"For fruiting plants it is the only way.
if you decide to sell seeds i would totally buy some. Easier for me to get than a whole plant, plus i love the experience of growing plants for my collection by myself.
At some point I will be selling seeds and fruit.
I am living South of California. Do you sale those trees ? I love it.
Yes, we grow and ship to California. GreenDreamsfl.com
Woooo ...... that was really epic Pete Kanaris Pro Tips bra, mind blow ...... no sheet. Deep stuff, me likey !!!
Seriously well presented and dripping with info, I'm diggin your passion. I think I found a new edition for the Homestead, thanks for sharing brother.
PS Any suggestions for growing Black Sopote in the Dunnellon area just a little North of y'all ? I have a few seedlings started, growing in dappled light. Jus sayin. Peace
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Thanks Gerald! Unless you have a big greenhouse I would suggest black sapote, now white sapote no problem!
Where are yall located id love to come look at your nursery
GreenDreamsFL.com
Can you put the cutting in water to root ?
That’s never a good idea. These should be started from seed or grafted.
Are you still selling your older jabo trees?
I have a few 25 gallon trees available.
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL how much?
Pete, how much do you charge for your 7g and 15g red jaboticabas?
I have a jaboticaba as well. I was just wondering if you know why the tips of the leaves are turning brown, almost black. (on some, but not all leaves).
They can be very common with Jabo’s. Just keep the moisture up and make sure the soil isn’t too broken down if in a pot. They don’t really like worms.
Mr. Pete, Do you sell japoticaba trees??
If you do, would you shipp to California??
Olivia Hill I want one in India too
I do sell them but I’m not shipping at this time. I hope to start shipping again soon.
whats the spray called? Gorgeous trees man. I admit i am jealous. But great for you, that is a nice investment of time and love. This video is up there with your costa rica tours. What do you do with the Jabos if it freezes? Also, i know you dont really want to sell any, but i am missing a white in my collection. I dont see GreenDreams coming to coastal NC for work. well maybe,.money talks right. I would be really appreciative to buy a white.
Great video.. Rock Dust is awesome of course. All soil needs it. After JK talked about the high apple production using granite fines. I am sold that all fruiting trees can use it. GREAT VIDEO!!! I am buying concrete blocks tomorrow..i have been looking for a solution for wind. thanks again!!
They die back and should come back not an easy fruit but try in pots close to house and pull it against the houae under eves and be depending whay zone im 9a-b daple sun and close to house in winter no problem
You got me hooked I live in zone 8b where do yo you recommend me me purchasing them and what size . You got me thinking and I don’t stop . Thank you for the video 🤛🏼
He mentions Flying Fox... he did a video there a while back you can watch but that dude sells them and is where Pete got some of his from as well.
Thanks Jason! I hope to start shipping again here soon.
Let me know Pete!!! I'll get some from you!!! We have a yard with a crazy sceptic so we can't plant trees in the back yard. These would be dope!! I can keep them in pots. I would LOVE to come and volunteer for a week or two. Wife is an herbalist and native gardener, I'm the 'chop wood/carry water' guy.... I run circles around the kids these days. Short drive from ATL for us!!!
will jaboticaba fruit in zone 8b (Pensacola)???
@Pete Kanaris GreenDreamsTV Hey there. Stopped by for a few plants last Saturday. Great plants and thank you! Caterina talked me into getting a Jaboticaba next. Which one do you recommend? Any flavor differences? I see you have a decent size red one for sale right now. Thank you!
Awesome man! Thanks for the support. I’d definitely go with the red variety for flower and not having to wait 10 years.
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL Thanks Pete! I'll definitely do that then!
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL Swung by and picked it up. Thanks again Pete! Will take good care of it!
Love the videos. What is name of the variety the fruits 5 years from seed? And any recommendation on seed sources?
That is the red variety. You can buy seed from flying fox fruits.
What are they taste like?
Like the most delicious grape you’ve ever tried! With a bit of a tropical hint
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL I never see them at the store and really want to try them
Hi Pete can I buy couple of plants from.you?
Hello! Check out my online store.
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL
What is your online store name? Thank you
This was so informative. I have never tasted this fruit. Hey, just wondering...can you graft those cuttings on a different variety and get a mixture of a tree?
Thanks! Yes, I’ve seen cocktail jaboticaba’s with multiple varieties.
Have been hoping a while to maybe find & try a red jaboticaba here in Phx over the next 4 wks.
The skin on the reds tastes so much better! Come to Florida I have some you can try :)
Maybe not this year, but I hope to definitely put on the radar, Pete ! 2020 possibly. Similarly, if you head west to AriDzona ;) , would love to meet up--lemme know well in advance (if possible) :)
would these grow in south carolina
You would be pushing it in the winter. It could always come in doors as a Christmas tree