Air Layering lemons! Want FREE fruit trees?
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Brother man I appreciate your way u present your videos with such happiness and joy 🙏🏻you are blessed. It shows ✊🏻✊🏻☘️🌳🍀🌿🌱👍🏻👍🏻
Did u branch the lemon and it will live???? Because I want to put some food in my yard. Central Florida hot 🥵
How do you get your try to bear fruit i have a lemon tree 3 yrs old it is not bearing what am i doing wrong its in a 12 gallon bucket i have cut it back i just notice flowers
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here's a tip instead of paying for the 5 gallon bucket , i go to a store with a bakery (as you want food grade buckets) ask for the buckets there usually have frosting or donuts glaze that was in them. they give it to me for free. you can get the lids with them and i also use these buckets to start making my wine in to ferment the fruit, keeps the fruit flies out.
Yep. Walmart is charging a 1.00 ea. They use to be free. Still not bad.
I don’t get it 🤔🤔 u make wine for the fruit flies 😳
I've been doing that this summer. Mylocal grocery store bakeries have been more generous. Wal-Mart and Dunkin around PA make you pay.
Mostly big city's will do it, your smaller towns people are more likely to tax such needs...
Look at end of season at big box stores and Wally world for pots, burpie usually grab their old stuff tho...
@@angelslive9651 She said "Keeps the fruit flies out"
I started watching you on TH-cam last year and I started stocking up my house with food and house supplies and this year I started my container garden I just want to thank you and your wife for the knowledge
SO HE LIVES IN FLORIDA ..I SEE LEMONS...
You are by far the best teacher. You speak slow and do things slower instead of rushing through like most do when they do videos. I am so thankful because I can actually watch the entire video without Having to stop and go back some which helps me retain the information so much more than when it’s rushed. Thank you so much for helping us especially with the trees.
When you ate that blackberry I raged with jealousy. Lol
🤣😂🤣 I don’t want to hurt you know more so I won’t tell you about how many I harvested the next few days😂🤣🤣
Yes he would have me locked up if lived next to him.
Just had our first son last year. We live in SC and my baby momma just inherited some land and a house. God is good! I have a giant pear tree in my front yard and all becuase of your videos and knowledge I'll be able to bring the pear tree with me by using this method! Went out today and scouted the spots Im going to air layer. Come up with 6 good size limbs that Ive decided to take. Once we move in next year by spring I want to have a small fruit tree orchard and grape vineyard in the front yard. Im not rich so I wont be able to give my son all of the fine things but one day in his 20s or 30s he'll be able to eat the fruits of my labour and that comforts me
God bless you and your family
Gonna try this with my grandmother's pear trees. They are old and I want to get a couple new trees before they die of old age.
It's the same thing with transplanting vegetables in your garden. If they are forming flowers or their particular fruits, you need to pinch them off to give the roots a chance to establish and spread. Gardening is awesome!
Blackberry bushes were the first plants I put in my food forest backyard.
You can never go wrong with blackberries
I appreciate the knowledge and wisdom my Brother that you put forth by day, My Wife and I are living off the grid in SC up North and just started our garden and I just wanted to let you know I appreciate you as my Elder Brother.
My nephew who’s almost two would not stay still with cartoons, toys, nothing! But as soon as I played this video. He stayed put and watched from begging to end with all his attention while munching on his snacks. The cutest thing, thank you!
Please NEVER delete your videos!!! They must be protected at all cost
Dude you show a real love for what you do, I could listen to you teach all day. I'm hoping to start a small orchard of various fruit trees hopefully by next year if things go well, It's crazy how high these fruit trees can be. Love the vid man. Thanks.
Work boots and pajama pants - my kind of dude. Liked, subbed, excited for more off-grid / sustainable content.
I had blueberries in my yard they came from nowhere
Ever notice when you're gardening the garden teaches you things. Pruning the fruit so the roots can grow deep. We have to prune ourselves to not be so distracted and grow our roots.
OMG!!! You are a great teacher!!! Thank you :)
No no no… I just play one on TV 📺 🤣😂🤣😂
As a fellow farmer, gardener (air layering is the best!), artist, and human, I want to thank you for your efforts! I stumbled upon your site just now, after a twelve hour shift (time to get my gardening and food porn on!), and really appreciate your time to explain the details and pitfalls of air layering, and growing blackberries! All with a smile!
Hugs!
Great advice, Brother Lead. Send those lemons to us and we'll use them like limes. 🤣😂🤣
You are a really great teacher.
Don’t tell LadyLead that😂🤣 she won’t believe you 😂
@@leadfarmer73 oh I’m sure she knows! I’m in NC. Live on a little farm and I struggle with my fruit trees, garden and bees. I’m very experienced w canning and doing things the old southern way. I’ve been bing watching your channel. You are inspiring! Now I want a solar generator! Haha!
@@cynthiahumphrey1718 😂🤣😂 thank you so much ☺️ you have no idea how that makes me feel. Thank you 🙏🏽
I’ve been watching Homestead Heart for a while now, and they showed a technique called “Air Layering” on their peach tree (Bertha) that they learned about it from your sharing!!
I decided to check it out…but I’m not sure if you are still actively sharing your time and thoughts with those of us who need someone who need mentoring.
Thank you for your gracious nature and being generous with your knowledge.
Amazing. Brilliant, and he has a voice that's really comforting.
This is a hidden passion of mine…..growing fruit 🍎 trees 🌲 and vegetables 🌽….learning a lot from you my brother l appreciate you sir 🙏🏾
Just watching him plant this BEAUTIFUL tree while hearing the birds chirping and chicken clucking is so peaceful!!💖💖💖🙏🏼
Hey! GOD bless you! Thank you so much for taking the time to film this and teach people. I have been working with plants for awhile and still learned a lot! I'm ready to start some fruit trees. Right now I just have blueberries and blackberries (and some pitiful strawberries) Lol. Thank again! This is great!
Thank you for the video ... I did it with an apple branch that was hanging over my wall from my neighbor's tree. It worked perfectly ...
In Zanzibar (a tropical fruit & vegetables heaven) the Green lemons are made into delicious Pickles
Sounds interesting
Idk how I got to one of your videos, I do not own land, and I've never grown fruit before. I did not think I was interested in any of this stuff but you have sparked a new interest in me, I cant stop watching your videos.I didnt even know air layering was a thing, mind blown. You're fantastic, I subscribed with emphasis
Thanks for showing the transplanting and supporting the root.
GOD BLESS YOU I CAN FINALLY THANKS TO YOU GET MY PEACH TREE AND OTHERS YESZZ
I AM SO EXCITED I WOULD ALSO LOVE TO GET A GRAPE VINE GOING...
THANK YOU FOR CURING ME FROM MY
BUT WAIT....
I DON'T HAVE A GREEN THUMB ANXIETY...
I CAN NOT THANK YOU ENOUGH.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR INFORMATIVE VIDEOS..
I LOVE THAT CLASS IS ALWAYS IN SESSION🖊📚📙
I’ve only tried one air layering. It didn’t work exactly but I think I was just too impatient. Next time I’ll leave it longer. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I had never even heard of this before you shared it.
Patients is the key😉
I know I tried turbsy turbo for tomatoes 🍅and didn't get one tomatoe! I was so mad because the commercial had it look like it would be so easy garden tomatoes at least!🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
@@leadfarmer73 patience is the key your right! I love blackberries and strawberries to! Man I wish I had a green thumb like you!!!!!
I have learned so much from this channel! Thank you from me and my family ❤️❤️
Thank you! this is definitely my weak spot. But, I fear planting and growing LESS because of watching you and Lady Lead!!!
You mentioned that you can’t kill the blackberries. Most people wouldn’t want to do so, but on my 2 1/2+ acres, we had so many when we moved here three years ago that after talking to locals about how to kill them, I went to the local garden supply center and picked up a product called Crossbow. We only had one area that we wanted to clear them out of, so with crossbow being so concentrated, I barely used any to get rid of the blackberries in a stand of trees where they were totally WILD in their growth. We wanted to use that area underneath the trees as a shade spot for relaxation, but we still have plenty of blackberries on our property.
I heard your voice when I left the fruit on my baby lemon tree. And I left them. Now here you go again! But imma listen bc I know you know!
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I started a lemon tree from seed last year. I fertilized it in October and again in March of this year. Kept indoors during the late fall and winter. Will place outside after Mother's Day. To be a year old, it's over two feet tall and bushy. All that growth came during the winter. A southern exposure window did wonders for it and my pineapple plant. the pineapple is producing a fruit after five years. I'm happy so far with my experiments. Now, what will my lemon tree do? Did I mention, I live in an apartment with no back balcony. My unit is on the corner, facing north with great sun coverage during the summer, and indoors sun during the winter months. Just to seeing them grow makes me smile, because I got that from both of my parents.
Great information! I tried to air layer last year and failed horribly but I’ll try again this year. Thanks for the information and demonstration! Have an awesome rest of your week!🤗🌱
This way, you can check it before you cut it off. Just lift the foil and peek
Great method. BlackBerrys come easy for every other zone, one day I will have them
like how you said, "add some life to it". probably the most important step people miss when potting plants.
Probably the only brotha I've seen grafting or air layering... No like foreals lol they out here slipping on things not important or any equity in one's self...
one of my new favorite gardening channels! love these videos
This is so amazing to me. Imagine the impact on hunger if people knew about this.
Spread the knowledge 😎👊
Dude you should just have a channel just about this gardening you're doing. I love these videos man.
Another great air layering tip Lead. Thanks again for always sharing your knowledge with us.
I appreciate this video more than you know. You're so thorough and you think like a plant! I have a Loquat Plum that I am dying to air layer. Perhaps multiple trees. The tree itself I Grew From seed and took ten years for its first fruiting. Now that it's mature I want to air layer and take some trees to other parts of my yard and give to my sister and such. It's such a beautiful plant and such a delicious Plum I'm very excited. I love the tips on making potting soil especially the part about adding life to your soil. New subscriber!
So glad I found this channel! You are enjoyable to watch, and I've learned a lot. You get right to the point and I appreciate that.
I just stumbled onto this and am fascinated. Really great knowledge for a fledgling grower!
My berries were VERY sweet this year. I hope my chickens liked them.
I heard them free new eggs in the background too Unc 💪🏾💪🏾
You heard it😉 yeaaaaah boyeee!🤣
Thanks for sharing. I purchased my Meyer lemon 🍋 tree last year after watching your video and have fruit this year. 👍🏽
This was honestly so interesting. Keep doing what you're doing man. THIS IS GOLD.
Wow, I learned something from this video. You really do a great job explaining everything. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge Leadfarmer. And greetings from Australia. 👍
Thank you Leadfarmer73! I did a chilly dog method air-layering and I had some awesome roots when I harvested my new peach tree, but I lost a few roots because I was a little too rough in taking the bag off. Fortunately, I didn't lose all of them but I have to be careful as I will apply this technique going forward. You and Ladylead are awesome as always!
You make my day. Seriously you are a blessing to others.
Thank you so much for making this video.
Am now encouraged to make my old pool area into a pond.
Planted 1 fig tree this year amd 2 olive trees last year.
Made my list of trees to plant next year after the Jewish year is over. However; am mulching with pine needles and later leaves.
Also we trimmed the Texas Sage and placed it by the trees the rabbits were eating on and now they leave them alone.
Could you make a video on how to get rid of voles and moles naturally.
Loved this video. Have my trees listed to get.
Am not a vegan, but we do eat healthy. Lots of fruit and vegetables.
God bless
This was a fantastic master class! Thank you so much for truly educating me.
It's better to "tease the roots". Lightly/gently loosen them up by massaging the root ball. Dirt should be loose & roots free to play a bit.
I want a tree, Thanks for all you do ♥️❤️🤎
Thank you so much sis
I love to see you mix the soil and plant Mr LeadFarmer73! Get those hands dirty!
That’s the fun part to me😂🤣
Thank You for sharing your knowledge. I have learned so much from you.
I got lemon orange cheery apricot and peach trees galore simply by sticking the seeds and pits in the dirt and watering. I'm working on rooting mango and pineapple now.
i wish i had you for my neighbor . we would both be knockin down a fairly easy 3- 700k a year off of resale trees and farmers mkt produce on 20 acres . ive got the 20 acres and 2 running farmall tractors . we would NEVER , EVER have to worry about food or seeds . for vegetables , fruit , flour , rice , crawfish , catfish , eggs , etc .
I’m in North Texas. I planted 1 🍑, 1 plum, and 1apricot trees. Lost all 3. They were about 5 feet tall. I’m gonna try again. I planted in early Spring .
Hey, LadyLead and Lead! I totally been out of the loop for a minute. My plant sales picked up so much. Every earning is going towards land purchase one day! 🤞🏾
Awesome information. I just wish I had more mature fruit trees on my property. They’re growing! Thank you so very much.😊
Thanks for sharing information about lemon trees. 🍋
I REALLY AM ENJOYING YOUR SOFT SIDE WITH WHAT YOU DO AND REAL KNOWLEDGE WHICH IS SO HELPFUL WHEN TRYING SOMETHING NEW FOR ME.
You absolutely blew my mind! I had no idea about air layering to take off, I know only about adding to the tree. This is insane! Can this be done with most trees on only some citrus and nuts? I'm excited! So many possibilities! Thank you!
I say we're growing every day , getting stronger in every way. I'll take you to a place
where we shall find our roots.
Learnd something new. I miss gardening that is living..
Thank you LF73. After my Meyer Lemon tree gets old enough I'll be able to have more trees. And my pear tree too!
Yes!
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Ever time I see one of your videos I remember the one about the store bought strawberries you placed outside on your garden and all I can do is laugh. 😂
Thank you for this! I learned a lot, yet again!🙌🏾 Got a couple on our citrus now and being very patient. ✌🏾
I did this video for you and Eco! My dumb butt accidentally edited off the whole end with me saying y’all names! I uploaded the wrong edit!🤦🏽♂️
That’s why the end cut right off abruptly. Wit my dumb self 🤣😂
@@leadfarmer73 it’s all good LOL brilliant Farmer!! I really appreciate it😂
Thank you sis. You two are the best👊🏽❤️🌹
Thanks for the good info on rooting a fruit tree.......wish we could grow those here....Zone 3 here.....wish we could do Geothermal Greenhouse, but water table too high. Would work this yr w the severe drought here in ND tho......
You sure know what you're doing! I really appreciate your videos.
So glad I stumbled across your channel man. We had a really extensive garden last year, but bought a house this June, so we were unable to plant anything more than a few container tomatoes this year.
However, we have about an acre now & are getting ready for next spring. These videos are invaluable for tips, trucks, and propagation techniques. Keep it up man!
A nice branch from a good fruit tree always works well.
Great video! Informative and straight to the point.
Thank you so much ☺️
Yep, we've had blackberries in front and back of garden ummmm taste so good!😉
This is GREAT stuff. I NEVER heard of this technique before. Now I have to subscribe and look at where else you covered the "how to" earlier steps. NICE
ALWAYS listen to the man with a straight razor in his pocket! Great video my friend. New sub.
Nice I’m trying this and I’ll be posting videos of my garden very soon! Thanks you lead because of you I’ve been about to find some(plenty) garden tips naturally without all the harmful chemicals
Another to the point video, great job as usual. Love the information and instructional details.
Man... thank you for this education. I just subscribed to the channel and will be supporting.
WOW. That's all I have to say. WOW. Thanks for sharing!
I am so glad you show all this. You are a blessing for sure. Thank you so much darling. Much respect for you and your family.
A black man in his pajamas planting trees 🤩🥰👏🏽✊🏾
It still hurt to watch the fruit fall. 😂 But I get why you are doing it. That tree is going to be amazing.
They all always turn out to be INCREDIBLE lemon makers.
I am learning so much from you! Thanks!!🌻
earth needs more like you.
Theres power in growing your own food..... Self suffienct creates wealth I believe.
It's really not that bad you can still use the green lemons. Just like green limes are used. They are only green because they pick them early they do turn yellow. i have also used cotton or linen cloth that has been soaked in bees wax to wrap the soil around the branch, you dont have to worry about using plastic, just unwrap the cloth. And i take off some of the branchhes especially some of the lower ones.
Just stumbled upon your channel..im hooked and subscribed. Any videos on planter gardening? Im in the concrete jungle, but always loved gardening!! Great content! Like how you explain things in details, but keep it to the point.
Newbie question - wouldn't it have helped to grow roots better/faster if you had removed a majority of the tiny lemons BEFORE you air layered? Then it could have used its energy for building roots instead of trying to grow the lemons that you ended up removing anyway?
Yes, it was just to show that it will work with fruits on the tree, but that it is indeed better to remove them before, because they use up most off the energy required to grow roots.
He explains all of it starting from 1:49 in the video.
Thank you bro we need more OGs like you king be blessed
Lead Farmer 73 you explained everything clearly. Great job Sir👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I was wondering about leaving the fruits, thanks.
It’s possible but it’s just best for the new plant to just take them ALLLLLLL off.😉
Thanks for the great video. You breaking it down like John Madden.
Thank you so much soil 👊🏽
Mannnnnnnn…… I’m REreading this and started cracking tf UP! 😂🤣😂🤣 John madden 😂🤣😂🤣 his voice popped into my head with my instructions 😂🤣😂🤣😂
He made us better understand football and you making us better understand growing. 👊