Listen, that was awesome. Thank you so much for taking me through each and every tree as I learned a lot and I won't be watching all your videos as I just moved to Florida and I am a 38 year old quadriplegic so gardening became a staple when I got hurt and now I love it 😂 I have just planted my first mango tree on my property and will be getting around to a lot of these in my own .25 acre property 😆
One thing to be aware of is that the Australians, where the "Slim Hedge" techniques have been successful, use Plant Growth Regulators (PGR's) which is a hormone regulating chemical which keeps trees small and they also can use flower induction chemicals. Paclobutrazol is not permitted for Mango in USA and nitrate spraying for flower induction isn't effective in Florida. So don't expect the same results in our mangos as they get in Australia.
Great information. I was tempted to do this...now have to rethink moving forward. Thanks Paul for taking the time to do these videos. Greetings from Norway
From my experience it won't work with some varieties. Lemon zest doesn't like to be short. I have a hedge of 3, rosigold Mallika and lemon zest. Lemon zest is the only one that refuses to bloom for me. I prune them all the same way every year. I'm going to be top working the lemon zest to a pickering very soon. Great job with your content 👍
Thank you for letting us know about your experience. Yes, Alex and Tropical Acres says it will only work with some varieties also. It would be great if we knew the ones it would and the ones it wouldn't. Thanks for sharing.
Hey Paul, I just recently found this house by accident since I live just a few miles. It is truly an amazing place and have made contact with the owner, but have not yet met personally. Hopefully we will meet soon and I'll get a tour.
@@Okorokanze2000 I wish. I had to put a fence around most of the property to shut them up about it. The ones who appreciate it can have what ever they want.
@Ognjen Mali HOA - Homeowners Association (in USA), an association at where a property is located, a homeowner must to pay annual fee to keep them active... and then...
I enjoyed your video and I love watching them. I was wodnering where you got a few of your trees as another South Florida native. Specifically the persimmons, the Indian or the sugarcane jujube, and the mangosteen. I'm in Broward County and can't find any nursery that have them near me.
I get my trees from many different places all local. I make videos with all the people I get my trees from and put their contact info below the videos.
Have you tried Tropic on University near Atlantic Blvd in Tamarac? Tbey are so knowledgeable and helpful. Nursery is a mini botanical garden. Good luck!
Enjoyed your video. Amazing property. This may seem farfetch and or time consuming, but just a thought, those are some well matured trees. Wouldn't it be nice although once again time consuming to propagate some of those mango trees limbs, root them and share with friends and family instead of throwing a lot of years of hard work away. Last summer I propagated my 15 year old loquat tree,it rooted near the base of the tree and I passed that tree on to my niece. Just a thought not to take away from his beautiful idea.
This reminds me that i used to tell people that some of my thoughts were "far-fetched", but that i wanted to go out (further than others are "used to") and get("fetch") them. The faith to try, coupled with the hopes(/"prayers") for the good to come, and the love of good(care for the creator and creations) seems to make many great things attainable.
I saw in the previous video that he had a few trees in the plants area touching the house... As the trees grow they will grow roots into the house and weaken it
He could get a pickup truck with an 8’ bed, and then take it to a custom hydraulic shop and have a hydraulic dump-bed put on. They basically cut the original bed off, put a ram onto the frame and attach it to the original bed and put it back on. Its’s tricky to get the right size ram. If you want to lift one ton, you get a 4-6 ton ram. Lots of places you get to go in the commercial dump-truck lane at the dump. Saves hours and lots of work.
He sounds like vietnamese! We grown them and gave them away! But we do eat mangoes,I used to have a very big garden Everything I grown I'm gave them away.
Loved 06:25, it made me think about love of God's work(care for creation) begetting wisdom. Blessings to all of you and yours. Also, do you think that info at 26:33 pertaining to earth elements(minerals) and the man digging that coral rich ground(since it was technically living at one time and would then need minerals to do so) was the reason for the lack of the condition you'd mentioned at 24:54?
He needs to get a chipper so that he does not have to worry about filling up the yard waste bin. Also it will allow him to recover his nutrients in the form of mulch.
Do you think this info will also apply to avocados? Do you know if anyone has tried to heavy prune only half of the tree one year and then heavy prune the other half in two years to maintain some production?
hey I'm in west palm and this season I'm hoping to try out some awesome types of mangos that I've never had before, I find a ton already by me but where would you recommend I go to purchase a wide variety of mango types? I'd love to try orange sherbert, peach cobbler, etc
mango trunks are massive when they get tall. i knew the idea was crazy
Listen, that was awesome. Thank you so much for taking me through each and every tree as I learned a lot and I won't be watching all your videos as I just moved to Florida and I am a 38 year old quadriplegic so gardening became a staple when I got hurt and now I love it 😂 I have just planted my first mango tree on my property and will be getting around to a lot of these in my own .25 acre property 😆
One thing to be aware of is that the Australians, where the "Slim Hedge" techniques have been successful, use Plant Growth Regulators (PGR's) which is a hormone regulating chemical which keeps trees small and they also can use flower induction chemicals. Paclobutrazol is not permitted for Mango in USA and nitrate spraying for flower induction isn't effective in Florida. So don't expect the same results in our mangos as they get in Australia.
correct Alex and others tell me this also and I told it to Richard.
Great information. I was tempted to do this...now have to rethink moving forward. Thanks Paul for taking the time to do these videos.
Greetings from Norway
My peach cobblers both are doing great !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I like this style of video, Brother Paul. I didn't realize all the thought processes involved in farming.
Paul thanks to both of you for bringing this great information to us.
This video is a keeper! Thank you Paul! Wonderful tips!
Great information. I was tempted to do this...now have to rethink moving forward. Thanks Paul for taking the time to do these videos.
What an awesome guy!!! Will learn from his hobbies more!!
From my experience it won't work with some varieties. Lemon zest doesn't like to be short. I have a hedge of 3, rosigold Mallika and lemon zest. Lemon zest is the only one that refuses to bloom for me. I prune them all the same way every year. I'm going to be top working the lemon zest to a pickering very soon. Great job with your content 👍
Thank you for letting us know about your experience. Yes, Alex and Tropical Acres says it will only work with some varieties also. It would be great if we knew the ones it would and the ones it wouldn't. Thanks for sharing.
@@FruitfulTrees it would probably work with the varieties that have shorter distances between leaf nodules
Hey Paul, I just recently found this house by accident since I live just a few miles. It is truly an amazing place and have made contact with the owner, but have not yet met personally. Hopefully we will meet soon and I'll get a tour.
he is a great guy. His name is Richard
Very good idea.Everyone can try ..thanks!
He likes a good challenge! That keeps him motivated awesome!
Hi mate
I too just joined the "ran out of space for new trees" club..
Now we can only watch, nuture and harvest
I'm bundling up all my threes on my half acre. Good luck to whomever buys my house when I die..lol
Texas Tropical Fruit Forest 3 years in the making😊
I would like a mango hedge against the fence. Lol
My HOA hates me because Im this guy in my neighborhood.
If they don't like your O2 generator, give them a lancetilla mango and tell them to shove it. Lol
Lol
@@Okorokanze2000 I wish. I had to put a fence around most of the property to shut them up about it. The ones who appreciate it can have what ever they want.
@Ognjen Mali HOA - Homeowners Association (in USA), an association at where a property is located, a homeowner must to pay annual fee to keep them active... and then...
Great video thanks for sharing.
The trees have grown heaps in one year.
Really different mangoes that what we can buy over here in Australia 🇦🇺
You can buy varieties like lemon zest, haden and orange sherbert in Aus online.
@@michaeltomic2848 I actually have just sourced a lemon zest but haven’t seen those other 2.
Thanks for the info.
@@grownbyme-lakeillawarra2993 Look up 'tropical planet nursery' and 'ross creek tropicals'.
I enjoyed your video and I love watching them. I was wodnering where you got a few of your trees as another South Florida native. Specifically the persimmons, the Indian or the sugarcane jujube, and the mangosteen. I'm in Broward County and can't find any nursery that have them near me.
I get my trees from many different places all local. I make videos with all the people I get my trees from and put their contact info below the videos.
Have you tried Tropic on University near Atlantic Blvd in Tamarac? Tbey are so knowledgeable and helpful. Nursery is a mini botanical garden. Good luck!
Enjoyed your video. Amazing property. This may seem farfetch and or time consuming, but just a thought, those are some well matured trees. Wouldn't it be nice although once again time consuming to propagate some of those mango trees limbs, root them and share with friends and family instead of throwing a lot of years of hard work away. Last summer I propagated my 15 year old loquat tree,it rooted near the base of the tree and I passed that tree on to my niece. Just a thought not to take away from his beautiful idea.
This reminds me that i used to tell people that some of my thoughts were "far-fetched", but that i wanted to go out (further than others are "used to") and get("fetch") them. The faith to try, coupled with the hopes(/"prayers") for the good to come, and the love of good(care for the creator and creations) seems to make many great things attainable.
I saw in the previous video that he had a few trees in the plants area touching the house... As the trees grow they will grow roots into the house and weaken it
He could get a pickup truck with an 8’ bed, and then take it to a custom hydraulic shop and have a hydraulic dump-bed put on. They basically cut the original bed off, put a ram onto the frame and attach it to the original bed and put it back on. Its’s tricky to get the right size ram. If you want to lift one ton, you get a 4-6 ton ram.
Lots of places you get to go in the commercial dump-truck lane at the dump. Saves hours and lots of work.
When trimming the trees just rent a skip cut & load & dump the branches in the skip & remove it off site
I was unable to locate scionwood this year of this variety. and Ichi ki kai jiro. Will be prepared this winter.
He sounds like vietnamese! We grown them and gave them away! But we do eat mangoes,I used to have a very big garden
Everything I grown I'm gave them away.
So mineral oil and baking soda for 98.8% of the mango deceases. Great to hear.
Are you aware of the right ratio of mineral oil to baking soda? Thanks
@@anamariagonzalez4953 not really, maybe some one may chime in.
Hey paul, we need an update on this amazing property
I talk to the guy often and will get back there one day
It he tried the hedge it will look better than the circle.
Loved 06:25, it made me think about love of God's work(care for creation) begetting wisdom. Blessings to all of you and yours. Also, do you think that info at 26:33 pertaining to earth elements(minerals) and the man digging that coral rich ground(since it was technically living at one time and would then need minerals to do so) was the reason for the lack of the condition you'd mentioned at 24:54?
He needs to get a chipper so that he does not have to worry about filling up the yard waste bin. Also it will allow him to recover his nutrients in the form of mulch.
It's tooo long video, could be shorter...
Tnx.!!
Enjoyed ur videos.. Q. I just got a jackfruit wat NPK fertilizer would u recommend to start it with?
I would ask Julian Lara at Lara farms that question. I personally only use my compost to fertilizer most of the time
What was the natural pesticide you mumbled too fast. Mineral oil, almond mumble ? & baking soda?
Do you think this info will also apply to avocados? Do you know if anyone has tried to heavy prune only half of the tree one year and then heavy prune the other half in two years to maintain some production?
I know you can keep avocados small but I don't know about the hedges for them
hey I'm in west palm and this season I'm hoping to try out some awesome types of mangos that I've never had before, I find a ton already by me but where would you recommend I go to purchase a wide variety of mango types? I'd love to try orange sherbert, peach cobbler, etc
Alex at Tropical Acres Farms in the place to get mangos in WPB. www.Tropicalacresfarms.com
@@FruitfulTrees thank you!
One way to dwarf a mango tree and produce more fruit is to girdle or cincture it.
What part of Florida is that? Or what zone is he in, as certain mangos do better in certain zones.
11B
How deapth of the port hole
what do you mean?
👌 like for you to see my yard and tell me how to place my Mango 🥭 tree 🌳
where are you located
@@FruitfulTrees ok in Hollywood
Will 5 trees in a huge containers or 3 or 4 😊
You should check out the fruit cocktail tree
I have one
Can't grown mangoes in Washington state
DANG!.
You can in a pot, as long as you can keep it above 40, Pickering, Angie, Dwarf Hawaiin, Julie, to name a few
well how big is the circle? uh...
different sizes but there trees were right next to each other maybe less than a foot from each other