Nice work Hans, the Baobab tree can also grow in more tropical areas, not only the hot/wet season & hot/dry season, that's where they "store" the water during the dry. The Baobab tree should be grown everywhere from tropical areas to the temperate areas, the tree is a super-food, the fruit, seeds, leaves, the fruit can give a "bread", a powder for drinks, shakes, teas, brews, beers, the leaves for salads, and the fiber of the bark for ropes, clothes etc. the tree itself is super aesthetic, it contrasts with the panorama, and it contrasts superbly with the sunsets & sunrises on the local scenarios.
Tip from an African; In Africa Baobab trees are never planted close to the home, and when you see one growing near a structure, you uproot it immediately. The roots and tree will destroy your home.
Hi Hans, I am from Gujarat state of India. A year ago, I collected three saplings of baobab, spotted a medium sized baobab in public gardens in Gandhinagar city, just yesterday, I managed to fell its fruit ( two are still hanging on it). I ate it and have eleven seeds of it. While searching for its germination process, I am so happy to see your baobab collection. 👌👌👌
Just found this video after trying to germinate Adansonia Digitata and Adansonia Grandidieri. Hopefully they will grow nice. Thanks for the great video!
Hi Hanz, I just planted an adansonia grandidieri sapling that I grew from a seed today. What are the fastest growing baobabs, also how long would it take for my tree to be self-sustaining? Thank you for the great video!
@@hansfritschi5724 Thank you for all you do! God's work and may you be blessed. You are the definition of we call oldschool. Age and wisdom over youth and beauty. Live long old man we need you!
This is a very interesting video. I was aware of the large Baobab tree typically found in Africa . I use the fruit to make smoothies/drinks. I was not aware That there were all these different types of Baobab. Thanks for sharing this informative video!
boabab tree is one of the biological way because one of the properties of boabab tree can store a lot of water to prevent floods in most southeast asian countries, it has been proven most trees in africa are beneficial in southeast asia like palm trees, together we take care of our earth because we only have one earth our home
@@hansfritschi5724 I was under impression that baobab doesn't need too much water but I have 16 small trees in pots and when I start watering them regularly but making sure that they don't sit in water then the results are much better
Grüß Dich, Hans! Deine Begeisterung für diese Afrikaner springt einen ja förmlich an, so oft Du den Namen Deiner Baobabsies artikulierst, oder versuchst, den Dicken zu umarmen. 😄 Aber ´ne ganze Allee von Affenbrotbäumen - das ist schon eine tolle Idee! Hoffentlich klappt das, trotz deren Konkurrenz mit Euren Bambus Rhizomhorsten. LG Bernd
this is awesome! ive been looking forever for a leaf comparison of all baobab species, i have three growing and im confused as heck which the dang Za is and which the perrieri is! any chance youd take photos of specimen leaves and post a pdf?! also are you able to distribute seeds to private gardens? i cant get the australian seeds for love or money....
Hello, I am very happy to see the video, and there are one question and one request. What's the 9 kinds of Adansonia? The Wiki only showed 8 kinds of Adansonia. Another one, could you show me how to differentiate the 9 kinds of Baobab from the leaf? Although the flower of different baobabs are not the same, but may be these baobabs are not in reproductive age. If you respond me, me would be honored. Thank you.
@@fananmohamed9053 that differs from tree to tree. We have one customer, who bought the trees from us and he had fruits three years ago already. Our trees have the same age, but only one delivered one fruit once......
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Thank you sir for showing and conserving these baobabs
It was my pleasure.
Ty for the video. Now I know what types of my baobab is. Its adansonia suarezensis 🎉🎉🎉
Good.
Awesome trees, I hope they do well!!
They do well, indeed!
Nice work Hans, the Baobab tree can also grow in more tropical areas, not only the hot/wet season & hot/dry season,
that's where they "store" the water during the dry. The Baobab tree should be grown everywhere from tropical areas
to the temperate areas, the tree is a super-food, the fruit, seeds, leaves, the fruit can give a "bread", a powder for drinks,
shakes, teas, brews, beers, the leaves for salads, and the fiber of the bark for ropes, clothes etc. the tree itself is super
aesthetic, it contrasts with the panorama, and it contrasts superbly with the sunsets & sunrises on the local scenarios.
Thanks for your input.
Tip from an African; In Africa Baobab trees are never planted close to the home, and when you see one growing near a structure, you uproot it immediately. The roots and tree will destroy your home.
Thanks.
Hi Hans, I am from Gujarat state of India. A year ago, I collected three saplings of baobab, spotted a medium sized baobab in public gardens in Gandhinagar city, just yesterday, I managed to fell its fruit ( two are still hanging on it). I ate it and have eleven seeds of it. While searching for its germination process, I am so happy to see your baobab collection. 👌👌👌
Good luck with the germination.
Two germinated, one eaten by monkey, one growing
@@DhavalPatel-bi2or better than nothing....
Enjoyed the tour. Thumbs up and subscribed. Thank you.
Thanks a lot.
Just found this video after trying to germinate Adansonia Digitata and Adansonia Grandidieri. Hopefully they will grow nice. Thanks for the great video!
Thanks for your visit!
Hi Hanz, I just planted an adansonia grandidieri sapling that I grew from a seed today. What are the fastest growing baobabs, also how long would it take for my tree to be self-sustaining? Thank you for the great video!
The African tree, maybe a year.
Great garden, im planning to plant one in the ground. Hope to check your garden in Thailand. Im trying to germinate seeds here in the Philippines.
That should work if the seeds are reasonably fresh, soak them for a few days before planting.
@@hansfritschi5724 Thank you for all you do! God's work and may you be blessed. You are the definition of we call oldschool. Age and wisdom over youth and beauty. Live long old man we need you!
@@shadeedmuhammad8107 you are too kind.
@@hansfritschi5724 I mean it brother.
This is a very interesting video. I was aware of the large Baobab tree typically found in Africa . I use the fruit to make smoothies/drinks.
I was not aware That there were all these different types of Baobab. Thanks for sharing this informative video!
Thanks for your friendly comment.
Vanakam 🦚 thank you for propagating & introducing everywhere to save ecosystems 🌦🙏🏿
Thanks.
Love baobab
those trees are awesome..
Yes, they are!
I am like you plant Baobab. Please plant it more at desert area.
Difficult to find in Thailand....
boabab tree is one of the biological way because one of the properties of boabab tree can store a lot of water to prevent floods in most southeast asian countries, it has been proven most trees in africa are beneficial in southeast asia like palm trees, together we take care of our earth because we only have one earth our home
Let us hope so.
nice work.....i love baobab.......its amazing tree.......keep the good work and update us on the growing process and how often its rain there ???
The last two years we had a lot of rain.
@@hansfritschi5724 was that good for baobab trees?
@@wimam1977 of course.
@@hansfritschi5724 I was under impression that baobab doesn't need too much water but I have 16 small trees in pots and when I start watering them regularly but making sure that they don't sit in water then the results are much better
@@wimam1977 if they sit in water too long, they will die.
Grüß Dich, Hans! Deine Begeisterung für diese Afrikaner springt einen ja förmlich an, so oft
Du den Namen Deiner Baobabsies artikulierst, oder versuchst, den Dicken zu umarmen. 😄
Aber ´ne ganze Allee von Affenbrotbäumen - das ist schon eine tolle Idee! Hoffentlich klappt
das, trotz deren Konkurrenz mit Euren Bambus Rhizomhorsten.
LG Bernd
Die Baobabs werden den Bambus auf jeden Fall überleben.....
this is awesome! ive been looking forever for a leaf comparison of all baobab species, i have three growing and im confused as heck which the dang Za is and which the perrieri is! any chance youd take photos of specimen leaves and post a pdf?! also are you able to distribute seeds to private gardens? i cant get the australian seeds for love or money....
I can send you some pictures of leaves, seeds I have none at the moment. Can you send me a mail: hansfritschi1957@gmail.com
Hello, I am very happy to see the video, and there are one question and one request. What's the 9 kinds of Adansonia? The Wiki only showed 8 kinds of Adansonia. Another one, could you show me how to differentiate the 9 kinds of Baobab from the leaf? Although the flower of different baobabs are not the same, but may be these baobabs are not in reproductive age. If you respond me, me would be honored. Thank you.
There is a debate about 8 or 9 types. About flowers I do not know yet, mine have not flowered so far.
@@hansfritschi5724 Now is the season the Baobabs have leafs, could you please made a video about the details of the different baobabs?
@@whlin7967 this is a good suggestion, let me see if I have the time before my upcoming vacation.
😍😘😍😍😍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
It’s not enough that area, the wall will ruin.
Thanks for your input.
Another tree 🌳 story. The Bao Babs and the dragon 🐉 . BaoBabsis brauchen Licht 💡.
Jawohl.
Where is this garden in Thailand?
We actually have two gardens in Thailand, one near Pattaya, one near Nong Khai.
ضع ترجمة للفديو 👍👍
0:36 How old is that tree?
About 8 years in the ground.
Could you tell me which species is the fastest growing one?
I think either Adansonia digitata or Adansoniia perrieri.
I just germinated the giant boabab in the Netherlands where it's currently very cold
Good luck!
@@hansfritschi5724 thanks
Adansonia Digitata Taro
FB:Shoryo Baobab Taro
There is a tree in South America called “Palo borracho” it’s really really similar
Thanks for that information, never heard of this before.
Thanks for your input.
can you please type the names of these trees.... thank you
Just google "Baobab types".
@@hansfritschi5724 thanks
@@ahmedelshamy5718 welcome.
If fruiting is possible
It can fruit, no doubt about that.
@@hansfritschi5724 It bears fruit after how many years
@@fananmohamed9053 that differs from tree to tree. We have one customer, who bought the trees from us and he had fruits three years ago already. Our trees have the same age, but only one delivered one fruit once......
@@hansfritschi5724 Given the fruits after how many years
@@fananmohamed9053 after four years.