@@WizBoots When I planted it, it was a stick that was up to my knee and because of the color of the bark I thought it was dead. Well its about 7'6" as of right now, had a couple of little fruits but they dropped. Looks extremely healthy and I swear it is growing bigger every day. I planted a lot of trees last year, this is the one I am least worried about. So yeah, going really good so far.
This sugarcane took several years before it bore fruit, then fruited sparsely. But the last two years it has been very productive. I do see nursery jujubes covered with fruit even though they are small, but in my experience it takes them several years in the ground before they do anything
Sweet Star Jujube is Sidr. Sidr available in Arabian peninsula with three main variety The first is called Ebri it has similar size leaves and fruit as the ziziphus one , the second is Baladi or Nebeq more like sugar cane the third grows in the desert leaves are smaller than fruit itself and the seeds are normally bigger than the fruit skin. Many other variety available came from India Southeast Asia. Amazing and blessed fruit. Also called knar fruit.
I have a honey jar variety. I was wondering if you could compare it with a Sugarcane that you have. I like the honey jar because it’s very sweet relative to my Li and Lang, but the tree I have produces very small fruits and big seeds so it isn’t ideal.
They are deciduous, so as long as they are dormant they handle frost just fine. If they have already leafed out in spring and you get a late frost, will damage the new growth, or if you get super early frosts before the fruit ripens then it will destroy the fruit. But they are NOT tropical or subtropical.
I just planted Li ,and sugarcane last year. Order it online bare root. Hopefully it will produce next year. Trees struggling to grow this year since they cut off all branches. Never order online again since I can't pick up my self.
Every jujube I have bought has been cut back either all the way or most of the way due to the thornyness of the branches. They will grow back just fine typically, although every single one I have planed struggled for 1-3 years before they took off. Easy easy to grow once established, but sometimes difficult to establish has been my experience.
You can buy Li and Lang jujubes at Moon Valley Nursery, Star Nursery or Lowes no problem now. The tree I bought at Lowes was over 6' tall with plenty of branches in a 3.5 gal for only $22. The cultivars beside those two you will have to buy online or go to a tropical plant nursery.
The varieties I spoke of are available through nurseries in the United States. You can get them bareroot in winter. I believe most of mine are from Dave Wilson Nursery.
@@hollynguyen3861 I have checked lazada, but nothing,Shoppee has posting but dried fruit.. PH is a little tricky on live plants shipping from abroad. Last time I saw this plant and fruit was in Dalat in VietNam.
Jujubes are temperate climate plants, winter deciduous, don't know if they will work there. However, being in the tropics you can grow so many other amazing things that I wish I could grow!!!
Ok so what about seeds. We also have jujube here but it's not like that it's called dunks here in trinidad. Trinidad has alot of dese fruits but not that types u guys have so I was wondering if it wud grow here
@@kerryramnarine6820 Jujube seeds don't grow true to the parent, my varieties are all grafted. There are more tropical jujube varieties that I have not tried, however many report they are not as tasty.
They are hardy when dormant to -28 degrees F. So yes for the most part. However, once they leaf out they are sensitive as well as the fruit which tends to ripen late can be ruined by early frosts and freezes.
@@feralkevin i did some research n thrs a few that can grow in my zone 4 so i may get two if i can make some space but i really like the honey jujube though not sure it will survive here.
I'm going to have to try those! I love the crunch of water chestnuts. :D How well can they take heat? I live in an area of Texas that gets over 100 regularly a couple months out of the year though one summer we had over 100 for an entire summer. - Heidi
Nope. I buy them. :) I have now bought and planted 4 Li, 2 Lang, 1 Sugar Cane, 1 Shanxi Li, and 2 GA-866 (but one of them perished) I have trouble getting them to take sometimes, but once they do, they are very tough and productive.
Possibly pollination? The flowers should be buzzing with insects off all sorts. Also, it can drop young fruit when too dry, although they are drought tolerant, don't let them dry out when setting fruit. Also, jujubes, which certainly can form fruit and ripen them in containers, much prefer to be in the ground where their roots can spread out.
Bonsoir monsieur Kevin . Pourriez-vous svp me vendre quelques kilos de jujubes et un kilos de feuilles de jujubes , j'en ai vraiment besoin pour me soigner parce que je suis malade depuis plusieurs années . Je vous remercie d'avance.
Jujube varieties are typically grown from cutting onto rootstock. The seeds are unlikely to breed true. Although most people don't know about jujube trees, these varieties are fairly common in the nursery trade. I believe I got these trees via Dave Wilson Nursery.
They are good , BUT DO NOT PLANT THIS TREE IN YOUR YARD, IT WILL DESTROY YOUR YARD, I CUT DOWN A TREE LIKE THIS ONE ,7 MONTHS AGO AND THE ROOTS CONTINUE TO GROW . WARNING ⚠️
I just got one of these today, a friend of mine keeps raving how great these trees are. Wish me luck.
You wrote this comment 1+ years ago, how goes your tree now?
@@WizBoots When I planted it, it was a stick that was up to my knee and because of the color of the bark I thought it was dead. Well its about 7'6" as of right now, had a couple of little fruits but they dropped. Looks extremely healthy and I swear it is growing bigger every day. I planted a lot of trees last year, this is the one I am least worried about. So yeah, going really good so far.
I love this fruit; sweet, juice and crunchy. Eat a few of these after dinner will help you sleep good.
i just smoke a joint to help me sleep.
omg my grandma used to buy me these when i was little they’re super crunchy and refreshing
So sweet, you should get one just for the memories of grandma.
@@annadavis6361 shes not dead tho but I mean ill get some
Before watching this video, I never thought jujube was chrunchy 😂 Thank you for making me not curious anymore
Am eating jujube fruit while watching this..😍⭐
Who else??
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Called "ber" in India. It is super sweet, crunchy, nutritious and just good. It grows in semi arid North West India. Loves sun and very little water.
Wonderful, i very like this fruit , love jujube
I have a pretty big sugarcane variety but produces very little fruit. I just bought a li to cross pollinate... hopefully it'll fruit more this year.
This sugarcane took several years before it bore fruit, then fruited sparsely. But the last two years it has been very productive. I do see nursery jujubes covered with fruit even though they are small, but in my experience it takes them several years in the ground before they do anything
That was very helpful. Thank you!
I planted 6-7 feet tall sugar cane and honey jar jujube (already flowers on them) this year. I ordered them online, very expensive !! :(
It like aple ?
Is jujube tree same as Sidr Leaves?
Thank you.
Same genus. Don't know if the same species. Likely though.
Sweet Star
Jujube is Sidr. Sidr available in Arabian peninsula with three main variety The first is called Ebri it has similar size leaves and fruit as the ziziphus one , the second is Baladi or Nebeq more like sugar cane the third grows in the desert leaves are smaller than fruit itself and the seeds are normally bigger than the fruit skin. Many other variety available came from India Southeast Asia. Amazing and blessed fruit. Also called knar fruit.
I have a honey jar variety. I was wondering if you could compare it with a Sugarcane that you have. I like the honey jar because it’s very sweet relative to my Li and Lang, but the tree I have produces very small fruits and big seeds so it isn’t ideal.
I would say they are similar in flavor, but I like sugarcane better. Sugarcane also produces somewhat small fruits but not big seeds
How well do they handle frost?
They are deciduous, so as long as they are dormant they handle frost just fine. If they have already leafed out in spring and you get a late frost, will damage the new growth, or if you get super early frosts before the fruit ripens then it will destroy the fruit. But they are NOT tropical or subtropical.
@@feralkevin Cool thanks
I just planted Li ,and sugarcane last year. Order it online bare root. Hopefully it will produce next year. Trees struggling to grow this year since they cut off all branches. Never order online again since I can't pick up my self.
Every jujube I have bought has been cut back either all the way or most of the way due to the thornyness of the branches. They will grow back just fine typically, although every single one I have planed struggled for 1-3 years before they took off. Easy easy to grow once established, but sometimes difficult to establish has been my experience.
You can buy Li and Lang jujubes at Moon Valley Nursery, Star Nursery or Lowes no problem now. The tree I bought at Lowes was over 6' tall with plenty of branches in a 3.5 gal for only $22. The cultivars beside those two you will have to buy online or go to a tropical plant nursery.
Would I be able to receive some seeds? I am living in Boston. Please, send me email to greengreenboston@gmail.com
Thanks!
I wonder if you graft li on to sugar cane, will it be as big as li and as sweet as sugar cane.
If you graft li onto sugar cane, it will be a Li
Which is your favorite?
"Sugar cane" for fresh eating. "Lang" for dried. "Li" is excellent for both IMO
Hi, how can I buy this small plant i am I new york
How can i buy planting materials? seedlings, seeds, cuttings or marcots? Thanks
The varieties I spoke of are available through nurseries in the United States. You can get them bareroot in winter. I believe most of mine are from Dave Wilson Nursery.
@@feralkevin thank you for your answer
Love Jujube, Do healthy Jujube fruit suffer from June drop? As a way to thin their harvest? Thank you. Nice video.. I have a Li and a Lang. :)
It's been 3 years I have been looking for this plant.. still not available in my area. Thanks for showing man
Lady Enchantress Garden and Travel you can order it online and they will ship it to your door steps
@@hollynguyen3861 I have checked lazada, but nothing,Shoppee has posting but dried fruit.. PH is a little tricky on live plants shipping from abroad. Last time I saw this plant and fruit was in Dalat in VietNam.
Lady Enchantress Garden and Travel where do you live? I live in the US and they sell this jujube tree online every where .. just google them
@@hollynguyen3861 I live in the Central Philippines. Place called Cebu
@@hollynguyen3861 most commercial sellers outside PH esp from the US do not ship to Philippines
What state are you in?
That tree is in California. I am no longer there
Where can I buy a great A variety jujube plant
Dave Wilson nursery is a good supplier
How cold resistant are they?
They need a long hot growing season, but are completely deciduous, and not early to bud. Are very cold tolerant when dormant, down to -28 F
Thanks for the video! Great info! Most I’ve ever heard in one stop!
Have you ever sold seeds?
in hebei china , jujube tree very much ,i have 5 jujube trees
1 single pit? So can you eat it like a plum? Down to the pit?
yes, like a cherry or plum as far as that goes. Also similar to a date pit or olive pit.
Wow jujube
Mouth watering
I like it
H... C
So so so delicious
Planting some of the jujube seeds from dry dates bought from Chinese supermarket 😁
Con sus pinchos de elaboran utensilios para comer caracoles , un saludo.
Hi how could I get a plant I live in trinidad
Jujubes are temperate climate plants, winter deciduous, don't know if they will work there. However, being in the tropics you can grow so many other amazing things that I wish I could grow!!!
Ok so what about seeds. We also have jujube here but it's not like that it's called dunks here in trinidad. Trinidad has alot of dese fruits but not that types u guys have so I was wondering if it wud grow here
@@kerryramnarine6820 Jujube seeds don't grow true to the parent, my varieties are all grafted. There are more tropical jujube varieties that I have not tried, however many report they are not as tasty.
Ok
Can they grow in zone 4 or 5?
They are hardy when dormant to -28 degrees F. So yes for the most part. However, once they leaf out they are sensitive as well as the fruit which tends to ripen late can be ruined by early frosts and freezes.
@@feralkevin i did some research n thrs a few that can grow in my zone 4 so i may get two if i can make some space but i really like the honey jujube though not sure it will survive here.
En España se llama jinjolero , es muy bueno y está en los huertos
Do you have seeds for sale?
I do not. I know daleysfr (TH-cam channel) is in Australia and has jujube trees.
They also don't breed true from seed, so if you looking for the varieties in my video, that isn't the way to go.
I have seeds for sale
Fresh jujube twigs can be propagated by grafting or cutting.
Waw it looks like geant jujubes !
I'm going to have to try those! I love the crunch of water chestnuts. :D How well can they take heat? I live in an area of Texas that gets over 100 regularly a couple months out of the year though one summer we had over 100 for an entire summer. - Heidi
They LOVE the heat. Over 100 and they are happy! Texas is jujube country
They even do well in Phoenix where it can reach 122!
الزفيزف موجود عندنا بكترة...لديد جدا شكرا
Do you have jujube trees for sale?
No, but they are pretty available at nurseries locally. Dave Wilson Nursery produces a lot of quality trees
Do u sell it?
Nope. I buy them. :) I have now bought and planted 4 Li, 2 Lang, 1 Sugar Cane, 1 Shanxi Li, and 2 GA-866 (but one of them perished) I have trouble getting them to take sometimes, but once they do, they are very tough and productive.
Where do you buy them? Is there a website?
I have a jujubi tree in container. it flowering a lot but not fruiting. what to do?
Possibly pollination? The flowers should be buzzing with insects off all sorts. Also, it can drop young fruit when too dry, although they are drought tolerant, don't let them dry out when setting fruit. Also, jujubes, which certainly can form fruit and ripen them in containers, much prefer to be in the ground where their roots can spread out.
feralkevin, thanks a lot. as I dont let it dry, my plant is fruiting now.
I have the Li jujube
I am from India Anybody help me for buying this plants
If you eat too much your shit turns to cement in your stomach lol
Bonsoir monsieur Kevin .
Pourriez-vous svp me vendre quelques kilos de jujubes et un kilos de feuilles de jujubes , j'en ai vraiment besoin pour me soigner parce que je suis malade depuis plusieurs années .
Je vous remercie d'avance.
It is all over Iraq. I have three in my garden
Exotic fruit.. 😱😱
Can you send me some seed, please... Bro. 🙏🙏
Jujube varieties are typically grown from cutting onto rootstock. The seeds are unlikely to breed true. Although most people don't know about jujube trees, these varieties are fairly common in the nursery trade. I believe I got these trees via Dave Wilson Nursery.
came to see this ..
from "mo dao su zhi" 😆
😃😃😃
They are good , BUT DO NOT PLANT THIS TREE IN YOUR YARD, IT WILL DESTROY YOUR YARD, I CUT DOWN A TREE LIKE THIS ONE ,7 MONTHS AGO AND THE ROOTS CONTINUE TO GROW . WARNING ⚠️
I have heard this from some people. It has not been my experience. I think they are less likely to do that in a dry climate
I SEE IT LIKE AN SMALL APPLE
make something like a breakfast from them
We eat them like olives.
I have 2 jujube trees
The crack reasone is less calcium
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jujube..bae juju bi....Ber
sedr , نبق ، نبك