This Guy Knows How To Grow Fruit Trees
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Mike from Tress N More Fruit Trees Nursery in Palm City, Florida shows an update of the fruit trees he is growing at his nursery. You can contact Mike on his Facebook page at
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or call (772) 781-9570
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He’s clearly going to do what we wants but if you can’t maintain the land naturally then maybe you need to plant less trees to maintain. Using roundup is insane to me
That's great that he spends time with his customers to impart what he knows.
Regarding glyphosate, glyphosate contamination exists nationwide. Even organic products are contaminated. There is no way that he can use glyphosate and be sure that it does not touch what he does not spray.
I am a big fan of leaving the weeds grow and biodiversity. Whatever the county sprayed next to the canal in my backyard severely messed up the foliage on the mango trees back there. I will never use herbicide on my property. I just pick the invasive grass that clumps up, the bitter melon and rosary bead vine.
Same here.
i Wish i had my weed to feed my desirable trees. I've never met a weed a lawnmower can't take care of, you don't need that roundup for anything unless you're shoving it up it's creator's candy a$$.
Roundup is really bad!!
spraying poison on the plant you eat from... Sounds like a great idea. If he doesn't like weeds you should suggest he mulch instead of poison!
these guys are clueless to their own survival
yup
@@DafruitYogi OLD HEADS
The trees look great. Haven't visited in a while. Great guy.
Great video🥭Thanks for sharing 🥭
Wood chips help with aerating the soil even in floods.. it will soak up excess moisture and prolong life of all trees. also, no more need of mowing grass.
Mike is such a good guy. Not sure why so many are losing it over this. Im sure if you look into many of the farms nationally you will see al large number use glyphosate. Even organic farms use it.
Beautiful farm with great information!!❤❤❤
Paul,
Please do a Tamarind video!
I hope you can feature in a Video a Sweet Tamarind variety that produces fruit yearly.
Tamarind comes in Sweet and Sour varieties.
If no there is no Sweet Tamarind variety that produces fruit yearly,
then I’m willing to go for a
Sour Tamarind variety that fruits yearly.
I love all your Videos.
Respectfully Yours,
Leo
Good Day sir , what do you think about interplanting with nitrogen-fixing legume trees in the garden Will that help with more consistent yields ?
Old timers don't know anything about that, they are chemical farmers.
Not with mangoes. They have a very low nitrogen requirement as it is. Too much nitrogen actually makes them less productive.
So many in the Florida Mango Group and other gardening channels say that bidens alba (weed) is beneficial. I hear you talk of getting rid of weeds, do you think some are good weeds?
When you set the trees on the ground, do you cage the roots.
I like big mangoes trees like the ones in jamaica, why everyone into dawrf?
How do you time the treatment with copper fungicide and Bravo? A week apart, 2 weeks, same time….?
I see that you’re stuck in the middle of organic/ permaculture style and commercial style growing. I bet it’s hard to transfer methods once your already so far into it
Do you every root from cutting?
What is the wholesale price for a Zill 3gal. mango and avocado?
Never hear about turpentine mangoes. I have a tree in the Keys... Does Mike ship?
Turpentine mangoes are what most rootstock are grafted to. Pretty sure I remember people saying it’s a very stringy flesh.
On this visit, we see the use of a known hormone interrupter/carcinogen being applied to the growing surface where all the feeder roots are located. On the next visit we will see how he sprays human sludge across his land to fertilize his trees.
Fertilizer and pesticides are what allow you to actually grow an abundance of food. You know where they dont use fertilizer or pesticides. Places like Somalia where you starve to death
I see you have a colonized mentality what make you think they are starving there? Media lies meanwhile millions are starving in the US.
Not true