We hope you stick around for more in PART 2, but In the meantime, this is how you can learn more about Adam Shafran & Flying Fox Fruits: To shop Adam's online EBAY STORE: www.ebay.com/usr/flyingfoxfruits?_trksid=p2047675.l2559 To contact Adam directly, you can email him at flyingfoxfruits@gmail.com
Jonathan Spurlock Bronx meter tests the sugar content which also represent the general health and other minerals and vitamins of the the plant. The higher bird the healthier the plant and fruit. The sweeter too!
I thought it (Brix) was a measuring device used in fermenting wine that determined sweetness / density of sugar levels in solution but I may be thinking of something else. He was saying the sweetness levels on that variety exceeded others
lol i show them the world of rare fruit that i have created, and they still must ask, "where's the whacky tabacky"....sorry folks, they don't allow that in FL...more power to ya if you're growing it, but I choose to grow stuff that isn't already being grown by a ton of growers world wide, and hasn't been mastered yet. I'd rather create a new market, than participate in one that's already saturated.
@@repliedreplied5552 I'm on a drug called GreenDreams, it's not available, if you try it once you will die! ..... That's how I party! I was planting 7 gal jabos, that's how I roll, winning. I have one gear, GO.... jabo-winning!
Hey bro. I ordered some rare trees from you recently that will soon be planted. Can't wait and thank you for what you do. I need you to talk me into a luc's Garcinia or a lemon drop garcinia. I'm Calif zone 10b and i have a protected area (no greenhouse tho) that might fit one of these. I may jump on ebay right now and grab the Luc's. What say you Adam? Thx
oh there is mulch, the weeds have just oven taken the last layer i put out...and another thing, if you put out too much mulch (which i have before, because we have a neighbor who dumps chips here) it raises the temps up so high, being that it's brown, dead wood, not lush green, water retaining foliage to reduce heat. But i do add mulch all over to stop weeds, especially in the jabo grove like 2x per year or more, it just gets taken over by weeds pretty fast.
@@FlyingFoxFruits ah yeah now i can see where the last layer had broken down. maybe too much fresh mulch could cause a lot of heat if piled on too high but i think if its broken down some it shouldn't cause a problem. whenever i dig into my mulch its usually cooler and moist underneath. but yeah grass tends to take over pretty quick if not completely removed especially with how fast organic matter breaks down in florida. other ground covers help keep it out but not for good, lol. Pete actually taught me a lot about that. Anyways your farm is beautiful bro and its badass what you're doing with the rare species
This guy has so much knowledge wow. I can totally vibe with these guys that are all about their plants. I’m pretty crazy about my bamboo but I can get down with the rare fruit community.
Next time you're in Costa Rica, you should check out our farm, south Pacific side between Dominical and San Isidro del general. We now have about 220 species, and had the first Dabai to fruit in CR last year. We have seven pure species plus 3 hybrid species of Durian. The first kutejense and graveolens to fruit in CR are on the trees. We have some far out things like thornless Salak (snake fruit) and some nice hybrids growing well... I am working on tropical grapes also, testing some very promising varieties. jesseblenn at Gmail.
I am super fascinated by the jaboticaba as well, after falling in love with the one at Echo that was fruiting...I thought one of mine was dead, no leaves, it was in full sun, I moved it to the understory and it has leafed out totally in just a week, it looks great and I'll have a heart attack when I see a blossom...awesome video, can't wait for #2...
You are awesome Pete, been looking forward to a tropical fruit plant fix from you during my working week, will save this to watch at breakfast with wife soon, it’s 7:30am here.
@A Bcd That is true in many cases. Our family owns large acreage of fruit forest and garden in Trinidad and Tobago and many described as rare here we have an abundance of in our property and across the island. Love the reviews.
I think it's a sugar apple we called here in the philippines! 🇵🇭 If you taste the miracle fruit here in the Philippines, every sour fruits you eat will be sweet in your taste, like lemon!
Flying Fox Fruits my pleasure man, just speaking the truth, your farm is amazing best wishes for the future & thank u for doing this video & even replying to my comment, it was an awesome surprise i hope to have even a fraction of your skills & knowledge one day 🙌🏼
My grandpa had the dark purple species (24:30) on his farm. I had no idea this tree was rare, the entire 50yr old, 5 acre fruit farm was demolished just 6 months ago... I should have researched grafting a year ago to have saved those poor trees.. )':
BRILLIANT! Im in Texas.. so im screwed when it comes to certain things. Im trying some Annonia, and Carica, Carambola, Dulcificum synsapalum. Psidium. Ive also got a couple Mango and Jackfruit.. so ill probably lose these. I just lost my Randia Formosa (Im looking for these) This guy gets into the 20's? and is growing garcinia?! Will Eugenia grow in Texas? if this guy gets 20s?! Does anyone like the Eugenia? I heard they just dont make enough meat. Ive not been able to grow sapote or sapodilla.. looking for those. I do have.. my FIRST Curculigo Latifolia.. look that one up. Another Flavor Enhancer like MIracle Berry. Anyone know where i can make trade? or anyone will to send some seed?
@@Jahmastasunherbalist yes, I actually found some viable lembah on there. Fruitlovers? It cost me 20 dollars for 5 yoco seed and 5 lembah seed. Which you know I don't mind so much, for the rarity. But it's the odds that aren't worth it. The yoco came smelling like fecals. And only 1 curculigo latifolia came in. I haven't gotten much replies about dulcificum sysnapalum, or akee, or finger limes which is weird because there's a lot of talk about them there.
Thank you for your most interesting informative video Pete and Adam. I was intrigued to see if Adam was Australian with his name. We have Flying foxes in Australia, they eat fruit and other plant matter, and occasionally consume insects as well. They locate resources with their keen sense of smell. Most, but not all, are nocturnal. They navigate with keen eyesight, as they cannot echolocate. They have long life spans and low reproductive outputs, with females of most species producing only one offspring per year. Their slow life history makes their populations vulnerable to threats such as overhunting, culling, and natural disasters. Six flying fox species have been made extinct in modern times by overhunting. Flying foxes are often persecuted for their real or perceived role in damaging crops. Yet they are ecologically beneficial by assisting in the regeneration of forests via seed dispersal. They benefit ecosystems and human interests by pollinating plants.
Love flying foxes and they love my figs. It was a cool Spring and mild Summer so my figs are very late and haven't ripened yet. With only a few weeks to Autumn frosts I may not get any edible figs and as a consequence no flying fixes either this year.
Wood ash and Mexican sunflower make for a perfect ph and fertilizer for these fruits I'm wondering if he's utilized this. I'm in Seminole fl. 33776. Works great for me.
What I love is that he does NOT look like the "type" to be in love with plants... Maybe its the hair, hat, and shirt... But its amazing how different everyone looks that truly love growing and harvesting... I have always loved gardening but have never had a teacher. I try to grow little abundant eatables that give lots of harvest all summer for my kiddos so they can pick and eat as they play outside. Like cherry tomatoes, yellow pair tomatoes, carrots, green onion, chives, sugar snap pees (which are my fav), peppers... Oh and I have a 3 year old passion fruit plant that has been flowering for 2 years now but has not fruited. I have to research on it, Its a beautiful purple flower though.
Adam is quite the character! Most collectors are a little interesting in their own way. That’s awesome you have some much growing, keep up the good work 🙌 Hopefully that passion fruit vine you have is the fruiting variety. Some need a little self pollination that can be done by squeezing the flowers.
Once again, I am blown away with all the rare species. And also, another grower so close to my home!! Thank you for making these trips out to show us these amazing farms.
This guy is showing up on a lot of TH-cam channels. He does a lot of grafting. Because of his video with the weird fruit explorer I got some star cherry ( pitangatuba) seeds. Have two in my yard now.
BTW, I just subscribed to Adam's TH-cam page...OMG the video of the flying fox fruit freak Jabuticabra...I'm dieing...and a little freaked, but awesome dance moves...lol
Pete, love your videos. Bought my home in Florida in 2017 and am putting in edibles now, but struggling with Athracnose. Seems to be every where in this state. My mangos, anonas, avocados, figs, Longan have it to some degree, not to mention the okra, squash, tomatoes. Do you have videos or suggestions on long term control?
That is really a great vídeo, Adam looks like such a cool dude, I am from Brazil and I work with Jaboticabas. Its nice to see you guys loving this plant that comes from where im from!
Great video! I really respect how he acknowledges all the people who helped him out and where his plants came from👍 also has he shipped fruit to Emmy on emmymadeinjapan for her fruity fruits series? I feel like I've heard of flying fox farms before... if not and I'm wrong, that would be a stellar collab!
As the president of the Umatilla garden club I would like to thank you for the video, we are close to Sanford. My wife and I have some raised beds and some jackfruit, guava and would like to grow more.
search flying fox fruits, you should be able to find it! i list some rare plants on my FB page exclusively, so you have to follow that to get some of the rare stuff...no auctions no ebay...and my website is up and running, but still under construction, any constructive criticism is appreciated, we are working on photos for the items very soon! www.flyingfoxfruits.com facebook.com/flyingfoxfruits/
I am impressed by what you are showing us. I have 50 hektar land in the dominican republik and 5 hektar(50 000sqm ) I would like to have a fruitforest activated in there. installed like a park for the resident in the neigborhood. It would be great if someone would love to give me some advise.
Hey Arthur! Sounds like a nice chunk of land. I would suggest taking a PDC, agroforestry and syntropic farming course to start. We offer consultation and design if you need help. Also some of my other videos in CR have some great info. GreenDreamsfl@yahoo.com
Adam, you must be close to my old place on S. Cameron, across the grove from the end of the runway. The old Fish House, if you know the history, now gone, thanks to airport authority. I'm about 40 mins away in Mims/Scottsmoor; I see a visit in my future!
I just subscribe to your channel from the Costa Rica video I must say that mountain farm was awesome I wanted to asked or mentioned I didn't see any tamarind tree or any mamones tree ( in Puerto Rico it's called quenepa) so I was wondering if you know about this tree I'm sure you've heard of tamarind but I don't think you've heard of the quenepa tree or mamones just wondering and good work on this videos
We hope you stick around for more in PART 2, but In the meantime, this is how you can learn more about Adam Shafran & Flying Fox Fruits:
To shop Adam's online EBAY STORE:
www.ebay.com/usr/flyingfoxfruits?_trksid=p2047675.l2559
To contact Adam directly, you can email him at flyingfoxfruits@gmail.com
You aren't joking. He has a Jaboticaba with 15 bids so far for $255 😱
As soon as we settle into the house I will check him out.
Hey Pete hows it growing brother,nice vid and once again cool friend...✌👌
Wooah Dirtly!
What kind of camera do you use
InstaBlaster.
I have so much admiration for people who dedicate their lives to protect and reproduce rare fruit trees. Thanks for all your hard work. Much respect.
Word! 🙌
Adam is an awesome guy. 👍
Better than all that garbage they sell in supermarkets
This is so cool
What does testing the bricks?
Jonathan Spurlock Bronx meter tests the sugar content which also represent the general health and other minerals and vitamins of the the plant. The higher bird the healthier the plant and fruit. The sweeter too!
Brix
I thought it (Brix) was a measuring device used in fermenting wine that determined sweetness / density of sugar levels in solution but I may be thinking of something else. He was saying the sweetness levels on that variety exceeded others
Have you ever had Eugenia polycephoides (maigang)?
not that i'm aware of, is there a synonym.
lol i show them the world of rare fruit that i have created, and they still must ask, "where's the whacky tabacky"....sorry folks, they don't allow that in FL...more power to ya if you're growing it, but I choose to grow stuff that isn't already being grown by a ton of growers world wide, and hasn't been mastered yet. I'd rather create a new market, than participate in one that's already saturated.
Keep up the good work Adam! 👊
You have to admit, your were totally baked in the video 😂
@@repliedreplied5552 I'm on a drug called GreenDreams, it's not available, if you try it once you will die! ..... That's how I party! I was planting 7 gal jabos, that's how I roll, winning. I have one gear, GO.... jabo-winning!
@@FlyingFoxFruits your defs cooked man but it's alright lots of people smoke the ganja
Hey bro. I ordered some rare trees from you recently that will soon be planted. Can't wait and thank you for what you do. I need you to talk me into a luc's Garcinia or a lemon drop garcinia. I'm Calif zone 10b and i have a protected area (no greenhouse tho) that might fit one of these. I may jump on ebay right now and grab the Luc's. What say you Adam? Thx
I am Brazilian living in Florida! I m so proud of you! Growing our best 💚
mistake #1, i accidentally call cherry of rio, Eugenia. uniflora, but it's E. involucrata, please forgive me Lord.
We’ll let you slide this time! 😝
I almost shat my pants when you said that!
@@joehewitt7596 yo i was just testin yall tho
lol
@@FlyingFoxFruits *thunder and lightning sounds* lol
If we only exchanged our love affair with grass (grains, meat and dairy) for a love for trees, the planet would be in a different shape.
there is youtubers obsessed with mowing there yard, sad can get addicted to anything
Love your videos man , always new stuff to learn 🤙
Thank you!
"I probably butchered the name....but thats how i say it" 🤣
Glad to see our Good Friend Mr. Adam of Flying Fox Fruit in Sanford, Fl. BLESS YOU OUR FRIEND, Your Friends Sherry & Larry Shatzer , Winter Garden Fl.
why doesn't he mulch around his trees?
oh there is mulch, the weeds have just oven taken the last layer i put out...and another thing, if you put out too much mulch (which i have before, because we have a neighbor who dumps chips here) it raises the temps up so high, being that it's brown, dead wood, not lush green, water retaining foliage to reduce heat. But i do add mulch all over to stop weeds, especially in the jabo grove like 2x per year or more, it just gets taken over by weeds pretty fast.
@@FlyingFoxFruits ah yeah now i can see where the last layer had broken down. maybe too much fresh mulch could cause a lot of heat if piled on too high but i think if its broken down some it shouldn't cause a problem. whenever i dig into my mulch its usually cooler and moist underneath. but yeah grass tends to take over pretty quick if not completely removed especially with how fast organic matter breaks down in florida. other ground covers help keep it out but not for good, lol. Pete actually taught me a lot about that. Anyways your farm is beautiful bro and its badass what you're doing with the rare species
This guy has so much knowledge wow. I can totally vibe with these guys that are all about their plants. I’m pretty crazy about my bamboo but I can get down with the rare fruit community.
Next time you're in Costa Rica, you should check out our farm, south Pacific side between Dominical and San Isidro del general. We now have about 220 species, and had the first Dabai to fruit in CR last year. We have seven pure species plus 3 hybrid species of Durian. The first kutejense and graveolens to fruit in CR are on the trees. We have some far out things like thornless Salak (snake fruit) and some nice hybrids growing well... I am working on tropical grapes also, testing some very promising varieties. jesseblenn at Gmail.
Hey Jesse! I’ve heard nothing but good stuff about your farm, I hope to visit next trip.
Respect to Adam and Pete for connecting and making this great content.
hybrid brother of Dave Mustaine and Dimebag Darrell
I am super fascinated by the jaboticaba as well, after falling in love with the one at Echo that was fruiting...I thought one of mine was dead, no leaves, it was in full sun, I moved it to the understory and it has leafed out totally in just a week, it looks great and I'll have a heart attack when I see a blossom...awesome video, can't wait for #2...
Thank you! One of my favorite fruits too
" The rooter to the tooter" new fruit geek slang. Love it Great Vid
lol i stole that from John Witherspoon in "Boomerang", i just need me a jabo outfit now th-cam.com/video/Viai9bgo5KM/w-d-xo.html
🤣
HA! Hittin "like" before I even get to watch! ;)
Nice! 👊
Let me go get my popcorn right quick! LoL
I could watch this stuff all day!
Yep 👍🏾
Love it!
I bought a seedling from Adam back in 2014 pitangatuba mine grow the size of an Apple
Wow! Alex that is huge
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL 😂
Not going to correct anybody if that’s how they say it that’s how they say it… legend
Beautiful tour, you got lots of stunning plants, great to see different tropical fruits plants 🤩👍
Thanks for very great video 👍
You are awesome Pete, been looking forward to a tropical fruit plant fix from you during my working week, will save this to watch at breakfast with wife soon, it’s 7:30am here.
Sweet! Enjoy
Yet another education video. Thank you to Pete and Adam, y'all are awesome.
thank you for upload naka very nice video
Great video! Adam is a wealth of information, and one of the most generous people, especially in how he shares his knowledge and resources.
Thanks John! I couldn’t agree more. I’ve learned so much and added some much diversity to my collection thanks to him 🙏
So great there are people around the planet collecting and growing rare species for future generations :)
Great to see but some of these are not as rare as beijng made out. Just found in other countries under other names.
@A Bcd That is true in many cases. Our family owns large acreage of fruit forest and garden in Trinidad and Tobago and many described as rare here we have an abundance of in our property and across the island. Love the reviews.
I think it's a sugar apple we called here in the philippines! 🇵🇭 If you taste the miracle fruit here in the Philippines, every sour fruits you eat will be sweet in your taste, like lemon!
Rollinia is called biriba here. Yellow fruit when ripe
By the way, miracle fruit is grown all over the world.
And he can remember all those names and plants without any label on them!
Right!?! I’m lucky to retain one new one every time I visit.
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL thank you so much for these video. Your efforts are appreciated.
_Oh yeah,he has good memory.❤❤😘
really well spoken & grateful guest, one of my favorite videos
thank you very much for the kind words, it meas a lot to me.
Flying Fox Fruits my pleasure man, just speaking the truth, your farm is amazing
best wishes for the future
& thank u for doing this video & even replying to my comment, it was an awesome surprise
i hope to have even a fraction of your skills & knowledge one day 🙌🏼
I love the pinia species
Such a magical investment4 the future!😍
Have never heard of these fruits in Australia!
I really like these guys lmao. Great vid
My grandpa had the dark purple species (24:30) on his farm. I had no idea this tree was rare, the entire 50yr old, 5 acre fruit farm was demolished just 6 months ago... I should have researched grafting a year ago to have saved those poor trees.. )':
Demolished?!?! That’s horrible man :(
I got all that in ground and more rare specie in Naples FL USA you needed more my friend. Put it in the ground my friend!
I live in Naples FL would love to see that
Steve Christmad I will one day you can watch my video for see it
I didn't know Dave mustaine was into fruit trees ?
Oh yeah! All rock stars are doing it ⭐️
Haha 👍🏻
BRILLIANT! Im in Texas.. so im screwed when it comes to certain things. Im trying some Annonia, and Carica, Carambola, Dulcificum synsapalum. Psidium. Ive also got a couple Mango and Jackfruit.. so ill probably lose these. I just lost my Randia Formosa (Im looking for these) This guy gets into the 20's? and is growing garcinia?! Will Eugenia grow in Texas? if this guy gets 20s?! Does anyone like the Eugenia? I heard they just dont make enough meat. Ive not been able to grow sapote or sapodilla.. looking for those. I do have.. my FIRST Curculigo Latifolia.. look that one up. Another Flavor Enhancer like MIracle Berry. Anyone know where i can make trade? or anyone will to send some seed?
Bartacomus Kidd have you been on www.tropicalfruitforum.com there is a trading section
maybe u could find them in @seedpirates instagram, good luck
@@Jahmastasunherbalist yes, I actually found some viable lembah on there. Fruitlovers? It cost me 20 dollars for 5 yoco seed and 5 lembah seed. Which you know I don't mind so much, for the rarity. But it's the odds that aren't worth it. The yoco came smelling like fecals. And only 1 curculigo latifolia came in. I haven't gotten much replies about dulcificum sysnapalum, or akee, or finger limes which is weird because there's a lot of talk about them there.
@@mariaannainditahernawati7132 thank you I will look them up too
Thank you for your most interesting informative video Pete and Adam. I was intrigued to see if Adam was Australian with his name. We have Flying foxes in Australia, they eat fruit and other plant matter, and occasionally consume insects as well. They locate resources with their keen sense of smell. Most, but not all, are nocturnal. They navigate with keen eyesight, as they cannot echolocate. They have long life spans and low reproductive outputs, with females of most species producing only one offspring per year. Their slow life history makes their populations vulnerable to threats such as overhunting, culling, and natural disasters. Six flying fox species have been made extinct in modern times by overhunting. Flying foxes are often persecuted for their real or perceived role in damaging crops. Yet they are ecologically beneficial by assisting in the regeneration of forests via seed dispersal. They benefit ecosystems and human interests by pollinating plants.
Love flying foxes and they love my figs. It was a cool Spring and mild Summer so my figs are very late and haven't ripened yet. With only a few weeks to Autumn frosts I may not get any edible figs and as a consequence no flying fixes either this year.
this is really a fantastic video - the number of 'pro tips' is amazing. THANK YOU for sharing your knowledge.
Wood ash and Mexican sunflower make for a perfect ph and fertilizer for these fruits I'm wondering if he's utilized this. I'm in Seminole fl. 33776. Works great for me.
Two of my favorite amendments! Not sure if Adam has tried that one yet. I’ll pass it along 👏🏻
This guy a real pro, very technical,
thank u sir, please sub my channel i do livestreams and act a fool
Who's giving the thumbs down? SMH
GMO corn farmers, satanists, and pedos
I live in state of the Goiás in Brazil, the jaboticava sabará is a native plant here, in the backyard of the farm i have plants over 35 years.
Visit the Carolinas !!
What a cool guy! Props man
What I love is that he does NOT look like the "type" to be in love with plants... Maybe its the hair, hat, and shirt... But its amazing how different everyone looks that truly love growing and harvesting... I have always loved gardening but have never had a teacher. I try to grow little abundant eatables that give lots of harvest all summer for my kiddos so they can pick and eat as they play outside. Like cherry tomatoes, yellow pair tomatoes, carrots, green onion, chives, sugar snap pees (which are my fav), peppers... Oh and I have a 3 year old passion fruit plant that has been flowering for 2 years now but has not fruited. I have to research on it, Its a beautiful purple flower though.
Adam is quite the character! Most collectors are a little interesting in their own way. That’s awesome you have some much growing, keep up the good work 🙌
Hopefully that passion fruit vine you have is the fruiting variety. Some need a little self pollination that can be done by squeezing the flowers.
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL Oh wow I didn't know that. Thank you very much!
you're right a lot of people would never guess i care so much about fruit trees...they more often think i'm homeless.
@@FlyingFoxFruits lol
Love the rooster in the backdrop! ♥️ Now I want to have a fruit forest! 🌳 🍎 😊
Is that optimal plant spacing on that jabo orchard? Seems kinda tight 🤔
Lol Adam, this should be a hoot!
You know this!
Once again, I am blown away with all the rare species. And also, another grower so close to my home!! Thank you for making these trips out to show us these amazing farms.
Florida and the plant world are really lucky to have Adam!
Lets market the Dwarf Jaboticaba. I mean, for all intents and purposes it is. Bushing Jaboticaba. Does he sell the seed?
This guy is showing up on a lot of TH-cam channels. He does a lot of grafting. Because of his video with the weird fruit explorer I got some star cherry ( pitangatuba) seeds. Have two in my yard now.
Awesome! I should do a grafting video with Adam...
That would be great!
💯🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💯
From india 🇮🇳
Why can you not graft the Eugenia Neonitita to the Suriname cherry tree ?
BTW, I just subscribed to Adam's TH-cam page...OMG the video of the flying fox fruit freak Jabuticabra...I'm dieing...and a little freaked, but awesome dance moves...lol
Awesome! I’ve seen that bat suit 🦇 🤣
Another one!
I swear from the thumbnail I thought that was Dave Mustaine from Megadeath.
HELL YA! i get that, and Sammy Hagar....and Seth Rogen
@@FlyingFoxFruitsawesome
Watched this a few times now. it’s okay to be Jaboticabaholic.
part two tomorrow 5pm! so i'm told by the higher ups!
Jaboticabas would make a good substitute for grapes, if a "grape panama disease" were to ever happen, we could use these instead.
I’ve had Jaboticaba wine and it’s awesome! 🍷
I'm looking for the dankest rarest cannabis seeds 😁
This guy is amazing!
Have a few pitangatuba I got from Adam a couple years back doing very well in Indiana. Looking forward to part 2.
Nice!
Thank you for not playing loud music on your videos- you really do a good job.
Love this
Imagine the chronic this guy used to grow, had to be fire.
snoop dogg invasion
THIS IS WHAT I WANT TO DO SOMEDAY!!! HOW THO
come holler at me playboy, check out muh channuh, i show u how on livestreamz tho
Always leaving that 👍......👊Dirt
Thanks 🙏🙌👊
Pete, love your videos. Bought my home in Florida in 2017 and am putting in edibles now, but struggling with Athracnose. Seems to be every where in this state. My mangos, anonas, avocados, figs, Longan have it to some degree, not to mention the okra, squash, tomatoes. Do you have videos or suggestions on long term control?
Bruh isnt a copoticabarra like a mexican monster or something?
Jesse Davis I think that's chupacabra lol!
@@iby8516yes 😂
Jared Rydleck from Weird Explorer did a video there with Adam.
Counting the ones I have heard of.. if any.
That is really a great vídeo, Adam looks like such a cool dude, I am from Brazil and I work with Jaboticabas. Its nice to see you guys loving this plant that comes from where im from!
Thanks Sergio! If you have any seed to sell please let me know 🙏
Greendreamsfl@yahoo.com
thanks for the kind words my friend! I think the Plinia genus attracts lots of cool humans! (lol wildlife too)
subbed because of title, watch later
ash hall you won’t regret it.
Why do you plan fruits trees on flower pot ?
18:24 "i am just going to have to make sure they are edible"..... thats a good friend looking out for you ! Loved that
I tried to prepare to be blown away. But I was totally blown away
Haha I bet! #mindblown
Awesome..please send all the seeds to me☺️☺️☺️
Go Adam👍
Great video! I really respect how he acknowledges all the people who helped him out and where his plants came from👍 also has he shipped fruit to Emmy on emmymadeinjapan for her fruity fruits series? I feel like I've heard of flying fox farms before... if not and I'm wrong, that would be a stellar collab!
Thanks Pinky! I need to visit all his mentors. I'm not sure if he's shipped to Emmy yet...
Where did you get that big hat? Love it.
Awesome video guys! Can't wait for part 2. It's awe inspiring and beautiful watching someone so passionate about what they are doing.
Thanks Nick!! 🙏
I wonder what varieties of 2-C oil he can extract from some of those exotic plants?! Incredible!
Sounds like he needs to do some major rainwater collection for better quality water.
For the scale Adams on that wouldn’t be very affordable. Just going from overhead irrigation to drip could also fix the problem too.
As the president of the Umatilla garden club I would like to thank you for the video, we are close to Sanford.
My wife and I have some raised beds and some jackfruit, guava and would like to grow more.
What is Adam's fb page? Great video.
search flying fox fruits, you should be able to find it! i list some rare plants on my FB page exclusively, so you have to follow that to get some of the rare stuff...no auctions no ebay...and my website is up and running, but still under construction, any constructive criticism is appreciated, we are working on photos for the items very soon! www.flyingfoxfruits.com
facebook.com/flyingfoxfruits/
@@FlyingFoxFruits I found you. Thank you
I think I'd get along just fine with Adam. :) Love the video!
Thanks Mark!
I met Larry many times and went to his fruit garden. It is awesome place to visit.
Yea seems like a good one to visit
I am impressed by what you are showing us. I have 50 hektar land in the dominican republik and 5 hektar(50 000sqm )
I would like to have a fruitforest activated in there. installed like a park for the resident in the neigborhood.
It would be great if someone would love to give me some advise.
Hey Arthur! Sounds like a nice chunk of land. I would suggest taking a PDC, agroforestry and syntropic farming course to start. We offer consultation and design if you need help. Also some of my other videos in CR have some great info. GreenDreamsfl@yahoo.com
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If you close your eyes and listen to Adam talk, he sounds like Tai Lopez 😂
who is she?
Adam, you must be close to my old place on S. Cameron, across the grove from the end of the runway. The old Fish House, if you know the history, now gone, thanks to airport authority. I'm about 40 mins away in Mims/Scottsmoor; I see a visit in my future!
Dou you know acerola fruit? Delicius tropical cherry
Yes! It’s probably not rare enough for Adam. We grow and sell a lot of them.
I just subscribe to your channel from the Costa Rica video I must say that mountain farm was awesome I wanted to asked or mentioned I didn't see any tamarind tree or any mamones tree ( in Puerto Rico it's called quenepa) so I was wondering if you know about this tree I'm sure you've heard of tamarind but I don't think you've heard of the quenepa tree or mamones just wondering and good work on this videos
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Look up the "Paw-Paw" ( "Asimina triloba" , "Annonaceae" family ) Extremely Sweet Custard Texture fruit .