How to Plant & Grow a Jabuticaba Tree (Brazilian Grape)
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- How to Plant & Grow a Jabuticaba Tree (Brazilian Grape)
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@Off Grid Athlete you need more then 1 jaboticaba they do not self pollinate a group of atleast 2-3 is recommended also @13:17 when you hit the sides of the wall of the hole you made so the water can channel and hold water is bad idea as it can be susceptible to root rot that way just some advice they love water but dnt drown it
Please make more videos on fruit tress
Looks good.
Wow I used to dream about having a nice garden like this back in high school. Sure is funny coming back to this
I love your videos. I'm from Paraguay. I grew up eating loquats, dates, and jabuticabas on the tree. I used to climb on the trees, sitting down on the branches. My parents house has all kind of fruits and vegetables. I live in Ohio, USA now. I want to move to a place where I can grow my own food. I'm vegan.
You're not allowed to grow in Ohio?
why move to U.S? my brother move to Paraguay.. it is the cheapest South American country..
I found Paraguay to be extremely hot in the chaco area...where did your parents live to grow jabus...?
From Curitiba, Paraná state. Paraná is the state right by Paraguay. My uncle had an orchid full of Jabuticada. I think Jabuticada adapt well in wet climates. Curitiba is very rainy city.
this fruit I know very well, I am Brazilian and here in Brazil we all love
Sai daí bê desfarçado kkkk
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Não sei como vim parar aqui, mas também amo jabuticaba 🇧🇷
Me perguntei a mesma coisa, e também compactuo do pensamento, jabuticaba é uma maravilha kkkk
Hi there! Although jaboticaba needs a drained soil, it also likes water, so don't forget to put water to her frequently. Talking about that names like "sabará" etc, in fact those are kinds of jaboticabas, some are bigger, some are smaller, some are very sweety, some are more acid.
You can make jams, drinks, juices, liquors, pies and other kinds of food with it.
In Brazil, we don't eat too much of its skin of seeds, because can cause some bellyache hahahah. Regards.
Moreira Filho wich kind of problems you can get eating all the fruit? I eat a lot always whith skin and seeds and everything is fine. It is not good eat just the seeds because you Will get a rock inside you hahaha.
Some people complain about the seeds. I haven't ever had problems with it but have heard some complaining about intestinal ache kkkkk only this
Moreira Filho I'll not Tell here hahaha, but i had a problem someday swallow Just the seeds without skin. hahaha
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Pronounced broken down Ja-Boo-chi-ka-ba... but said all together. My wife is Brazilian and always corrects me to lol.
If your wife is from Rio, than that is how 'she' would pronounce it, Dan. However, the correct pronunciation is: 'ti! not 'chi!' :)
@Eden Santos Haha! Sim, Eden - no norte também! Sou de São Paulo - e a maioria fala "ti" :)
A árvore é natural da mata Atlântica, então sorry mas a nossa pronúncia do rio é a correta. Norte não tem mata Atlântica.
@@Nat.ali.a ah ta, acho q a pronuncia correta é em tupi antigo então kkk.. que discussão idiota
@@RaulTorres-lj3ki quem veio dar palpite na pronúncia foram vocês, ninguém perguntou como o “ti” soa no norte.
I have a Jaboticaba growing in the mountains of Jarabacoa, Dominican Republic. My husband and I treat it like our baby! We are always on top of it and its growing beautifully. Cant wait to be enjoying its fruits! Ours is two years old and its about 4’ tall, looks very healthy. I love watching your videos! Thank you!
Also can grow a bael tree (aegle marmelos) Its from North India and can grow in semi desert area. Its a very powerful fruit to make juice that tastes amazing, And its magic too because it helps one stop sweating (it cools the boday) and it ripens during late Spring/beginning of monsoon. The fruit has a shell like coconut and it stores for months (or even up to a year in a root cellar). It has plenty medicinal uses too. It is also the holiest plant for Shaiva Hindus.
A few extra tips: jabuticaba tree is pratically a fish, loves water. I got one in a vase and after a few days of rain, the fruits got as big as marbles and so juicy and sweet. It's good to prune the tree, cutting off the branches that grow to the middle of the tree (leaving just the ones that grow to the outside), so that the middle of the tree gets plenny of sun light. I'm not really good explaining it, so, my suggestion is to look for youtube videos about "poda da jabuticabeira" (podar = to prune). The other names mentioned at the video I believe are types of jabuticaba. (Sabará is a type of jabuticaba). Last tip: she (here, "tree" is árvore, a feminine word, so we call trees "she") likes humidity around it's crown (?), otherwise the tips of the leaves will get dry and brown
Great tips! I planted my first Jaboticaba 6 years ago, only a little fruit a couple of times. One day in dry tropical Australian 'winter' so 26-28°C averages, i forgot to turn my sprinkler system off and it got really soaked. 2 days later the tree burst into flower and is now loaded with fruit.
I got this video 6 years late but it is still got ⭐⭐⭐⭐
I miss jabuticaba soooo much/// love the way you said it!!!!
I'm growing one in unamended alkaline dg with heavy clay underneath and it is really happy. I must say I am amazed at the quality of the trees you buy from Shamus O'leary.
Very cool I went to pronounce jaboticaba after I listened this video popped up! Way cool & Great Marketing Jake!
Nicely done! However, current research says that you should backfill the tree with native soil, not enriched soils. Adding nutrient rich soils right around the newly planted tree discourages it from growing new roots because it does not need to if all its nutrients are right there. This can lead to problems in a few years when the tree has a much denser canopy, yet the root system hasn't expanded. As hard as it is to bring yourself to it, it is best to stress your tree out when you plant it so it can develop a strong root system.
Dave Anderson agreed
Water stress can be used to reinstate root development. The nutrient requirement of the plant will be preferable to a high or a low organic matter soil. Which is it? Does it like low nutrient soil or not? What is the primer? What is the native biome of biology that grows in symbiosis with the tree in its native locations? Getting the soil to more closely resemble the soils where it naturally grows will provide the best opportunity. Different organic inputs and or minerals fundamentally alter the ratios of biology. Some microbes like horse manure, some like compost, some like lignin or carbohydrate. Depending on what you add you will end up with xyz microbes..plants have evolved to life with specific biological partners. We can encourage these by knowing what inputs attract which microbes.
On water use perhaps look not only at Mycorrhizas but also Humic Acid which is able to attract water and roll it up preventing it's loss
Lots of research online to support this too.
These dude make awesome inoculates. www.betterorganix.com
I'm from Brazil, and I love jabuticabas, great idea to plant this tree in other lands, I wish that it grows majestically and is born many fruits, congratulations .....
I'm brasilian by the habitat of jabuticaba and how surprising is see growing there. I think will grow fine because is easy to see the health of your soil. If you had a big tree variety you Will love it in full size. Me and my grandma had get about 50 kg in one season. Hugs and good Luck.
Also, about the pronunciation, don’t worry! I liked so much when you said “carambola” (star fruit).. A little of Portuguese by Americans makes me very happy.
Jake you always point up and
say hit the screen up here, nothing there😎
Kkkkkk. Que legal 👍 adoramos essa fruta muito boa em sucos e até em torta doces , o ruim é pra quem tem dificuldade em ir ao banheiro pois ela prende o intestino....
I am from Brazil , I love jabuticaba.
*The white pulp species is more sweeitish. Congratulations you got one the best grape fruits from Brazil, is excelent to make juice or jellies.*
cant wait to start gardening, so i might make other plans in case that garden fruit tree doesnt bare this year. whats that saying you dont wanna put all your fruit in one basket in case it spoils. but i sure hope the tree hires me to pick it.
This is just awesome. Glad I found your site😀
here in the central valley in california, it is actually a lot hotter than other parts of California and a lot of days it gets to be 105 to 110 degrees.
Thanks again Jake!
Thank you for an excellent tutorial. Will be helpful to so many:-)
Other fruit trees you could grow are jamun (syzygium cumini), the date plum (diospyros lotus), phalsa (grewia asiatica)
belíssima a sua jabuticabeira parabéns! eu aqui no meu quintal no Rio de Janeiro também tenho um pezinho enxertado. abraços.
Awesome nessss thanks sir u ar great man 👍👍👍❤️
Empty raised bed in rear... ready to plant... for May's Seed box video???lol excluding the spinach as your garden already reseeds itself - maybe when you get back from road trip with John. Travel safe...
Very nice 👍 video and gardening
This is sooo good, Já bu ti ca ba, i miss it
Did this tree survive our summer heat? I don't recall seeing it in any future videos at all.
aboticabeira is a plant that takes fruits on average 8 years. but if you buy a potted plant it will pay off in 2 years. Phosphorus is essential in the cultivation of jaboticaba and much water and if possible heat.
Whenever I find grubs in the soil I throw them in the direction of my Muscovy ducks. Beetles destroy my garden and the ducks have reduced them to a manageable level.
I just love that you are growing edible foods that can grow in the Phoenix weather. I love to watch your videos. But I would love to see you use more of the local compost and munch rather than those from other places. Also, to get that big doesn't that require lots of water? Are you using rainwater or greywater to water them?
Aloha you're so funny and taught me a lot send seed
Hugs from Hawaii Oahu Waianae
Awesome video.!!
Jake you are a cool ass dude!
Wood chips balance your PH of your soil , that's the miracle of wood chips.
If you live in the desert wouldn't you want soil that holds moisture rather than well draining soil? Especially if you really want to minimize the amount you have to water. I live in Dallas and it currently hasn't rained in a month and that's nothing. We can go several months with no rain but we can also have rain off and on for a month but i have clay and loam soil and i never have to water unless it's a dry spell like right now.
WesleyAPEX It has rained within the past month. I'm in the DFW area and we've gotten rain a couple of times. Not big storms but some rain. Soil that holds moisture can sometimes lead to rot. It's better to water a plant when it dries out than water something once and it gets waterlogged.
i bet it would be great for missouri climate
great video I'm going to try to grow this in my area.
Thank you for sharing
Impressive work!
Jake, where do you get your leaves, straw, and pine needles? Thanks for the great info- it is great to have a local boy doing gardening videos.
Am from Jamaica and I would love to have trees like these..
You can. I live in Trinidad...My tree bear and I have eaten off of it.
WELL DONE
Antonis Antoniou
This is one of my favorite fruits in the world I love this fruit but I never find a New York
here in the state of goiaz there is a farm that has 40,000 feet of jaboticaba the largest in the world. The owner of the farm gives the property for free if a person can eat a single jaboticaba of each foot. the best variety is the sweetest honey drop. many try but it does not give much fruit. Much obliged
Eduardo from Brazil
Hello Jake
How old was that plant you transfered..? Is it in a shaded area?
How about coffee grounds for composting...and use later to raise and keep acid level higher?
Jabuticaba 🇧🇷🇧🇷😍😍. Muito boa essa fruta.Minha preferida.Gosta de muita água e sol plrno
kkkkkkkk, eu plantei uma muda, reguei duas vezes, acho que pegou, o clima deve ter ajudado :v
how long does it take from seed to harvest time,,, i am living in Indonesia full of sun and humid, seems jabuticaba suit with the weather,,,
Noon question. What is clayed iron and clayed manganiez?
we call it Guapuru, in Santa Cruz-Bolivia.
Thanks for sharing. I think this will also grow well in Salcedo, Eastern Samar, Philippines. Tod bless!
Charot!!!
I would use that much mulch if i had it .I do use at least 6 inches of wood chips though.
smarty pants it's easier when someone else does the due diligence for you 😉 so Thanks
Is there an update video about your Jabuticaba tree?
great vid.
Amigo parabéns.so' uma coisa.pra melhorar a frutificação das suas plantas bata duas folhas de aloivera(babosa) no liquidificador e coloque em volta da sua planta.uma vez por mês.. principalmente a jabuticaba.um abraço paulo.lessa.rio de janeiro.bangu.
that's funny ...you can search it before you ask the questions....but I like asking questions because I am too lazy ;)))))
Certify from planting seeds of the "hybrid" jabuticabeira and the "sabará" variety. The hybrid Jabuticabeira germinated from the seed will take up to 4 years to bear fruit for the first time, however, the "jabuticabeira sabará" will take up to 15 years to bear fruit for the first time. Another difference is that the Jabuticabeira hybrid, in addition to precocious will have fruits throughout the year, the jabuticabeira will know, although having a sweet taste, will only fruit once during the year. The hybrid variety has larger leaves, the variety sabará will have smaller ornamental leaves.
I don't see the point in talking down to the viewers that aren't bright enough to use google. BTW how has your tree held up all summer?
PS. did you remove the video where you and Shamus are talking about his Jabuticaba and he's explaining his mulch and how no one walks in that area etc etc.?
I watch another one of your video and saw you had grapefruit and tangerines in your garden. How do you get citrus to survive in Phoenix? I thought it would be too cold in the winter. I would love to have a tangerine tree of my own. But, I live in Oklahoma and sometimes it can get very cold, like down in the single digits. How cold does it get in Phoenix?
thanks a lot of sharing your video..im cherryl flores from the philippines, i like so much on planting fruit tress. can you teach me on how to germinate an apple and tangerine seeds? thank u
love your vids... you forgot to add the links in the vid..
Show.parabens pelo canal
Jabutchicaba. Like in chilli
How do you get your wood chips?
hi,I'm from the Philippines we have a tropical climate here, how can I purchase seeds of the jabuticaba?
how can I get seeds in Nepal
Certify from planting seeds of the "hybrid" jabuticabeira and the "sabará" variety. The hybrid Jabuticabeira germinated from the seed will take up to 4 years to bear fruit for the first time, however, the "jabuticabeira sabará" will take up to 15 years to bear fruit for the first time. Another difference is that the Jabuticabeira hybrid, in addition to precocious will have fruits throughout the year, the jabuticabeira will know, although having a sweet taste, will only fruit once during the year. The hybrid variety has larger leaves, the variety sabará will have smaller ornamental leaves.
If you plant a hybrid "jabuticabeira" variety it will have fruit for a maximum of 4 years and will produce the entire year.
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I need a plant of it
The Rabbits where I came from folks says if the eyes were red then the rabbit is hybrid of "Rats and Rabbit"
How many rare fruits do you own?
nice represented
i love how you think there is a video we can click on in all your videos to watch
where did you buy it and how much?
Hey dude, how long did it take for yours to fruit? I’ve heard it takes 10-15 years
5-12 depends on variety and conditions but your question is 3 years ago ha
Do you have any tips on what to grow in cold norway?
Embrik Hjallen sea buckthorn; -)
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Is there a difference between vegan and vegetarian?
Vegans dont eat dairy meat eggs or honey vegetarians dont eat meat
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You say, "I don't have any friends to help me plant this.", but who's the cameraman?
It's a jamun or black berry. It's antidiabetic. You visit jamun fruits, Indian site. Namh shivay.
OOOOO, sim aqui no Brasil e um símbolo de delicia, açho que esta em igual com o Açai
Cambucá é 2x mais gostoso q jabuticaba
how can I get some serds?
U mean Mycorhizza.. Right??
Why is it called a Brazilian grape tree when it originated in South Africa?
how.s that tree doing??
Please kindly send me a few seeds of this jaboticaba tree.
The fruit grow on the bark and fall off.
plant，the• tree，need how many years cloud eat
trees
You just forgot to tell it will take roughly 10 years to yeild fruit
Algum BR aqui
Jabuticaba is the best fruit in the world!I have 3 trees in my garden and they produce a lot, they are all more than 100 years old and still going great.
Source I'm brazilian!Thanks for the great vids Jake
How long does it take for them to begin to bear fruit? A few years? A decade? I live in the us and I want to try to grow one in a pot inside and as it begins to get bigger I want to plant it in my backyard.
Wow! Good for you Pascoal! Growing up we have 3 of them, already planted and grown to full size, as we moved in the house. Very sweet! Heard they also have whitish ones (on the outside!), but never saw. Used to love it, but today - being away from it for over 30 years, I think it looks a bit gross, all sticking to the trunk! Haha. Still love the fruit and the way to which they grow! Amazing nature :)
Hi there ..id this plant grow in hot weather likr gulf arabia thanks
Living in São Paulo state I have 5 fully grown Jabuticaba (Jabuticabeiras) growing around my house. We eat the fresh, make a beautiful pink juice for eating fresh as well as to make wine.
@@marcmaserati1956 nice life ..health food ..goodluck from Kuwait
I have 3 trees in my garden in Australia, and about to plant my seeds in my garden in Philippines... wish me luck gerninating
How did it go?
Hey what happened it's been 2 years
@@amal9001 I found seedlings online here, ordered them from Lazada, but they arrived dead... sad, still my plan, but budget is tight. Just had level 4 Typhoon Odette destroy our area, so gardening isn't on my list of jobs right now.