Best Mamey Sapote Variety Picked Right Off The Fruit Tree

To order Mamey Sapote fruit visit
larafarmsmiami.com/
Julian Lara blessed me again and let me taste a PACE mamey fruit right off the tree. It was amazing. Check out our discussion about the mamey fruit on his farm.
Julian at Lara Farms talks about his favorite variety of Mamey Sapote. Lara Farms is located in the heart of Miami-Dade County's ag district specializing in grafted tropical fruit.
Some popular varieties of mamey you can order from Lara Farms are Pace, Magana, and Key West aka Pantin. Lara Farms sells 5-pound and 10-pound boxes on their website

[@Justme-xp4rf]

Viejo is #1 for me.

[@nicholascarby1075]

Julian had told me the Jamaica mamey was his new favorite mamey sometime last year...I hope he gets the budwood and graft some soon... can't wait 🙏🏾

[@joujou0315]

Julian is so knowledgeable!! Thank you

[@SleepyLizard]

I planted some Pace from Lara Farms and they are starting to fruit. I can't wait to try it.

[@Gonzalo_M]

So informative! It nice to learn more about Mamey. Outstanding!
God bless you guys! 🙂

[@ellena858]

Love Julian, and his mamey’s and black sapotes too!!

[@chaselex]

Another great vid. A podcast or live stream with these guys would be awesome

[@sign3058]

I concur! PACE is the way to go. Amazing. Can't wait to try the Jamaican and Pumpkin pie! Julian is great! A library of information and stocks a lot of great trees. I've picked up a bunch of fruit trees from him in the past year including different mangos, Makok sapodilla, Red sugar Apple, Miami Soursop, Lisa Atemoya and Redlands white sapote. My Red Sugar apple came in a 25 gallon pot and is now LOADED with fruit. Soo many flowers that I had to stop hand pollinating them to not overload the tree. The Lisa is a runt in a 1 gallon pot, but has about 8 flowers on them. I just want to get 1 atemoya from it this year and then let it grow. I found Julian through Paul's videos. Thanks Paul for all the great videos and passion you have for fruit. It's inspiring to us rookies!

[@kitchenGardenofficalchannel027]

Beautiful😍💓 sharing👭❤😊

[@cecileb.2207]

Awesome!

[@MsFishingdog]

Great video

[@brunokongawi7555]

Just here to show love to Lara Farms! I bought so many mango plants from them. Go get them!

[@roystonejr286]

Brought some grafted green sapotes from Julian. They are coming along, but I got a few years to go before I get to try the fruit.

[@Justme-xp4rf]

Anyone who ever tasted a "Viejo mammey " knows that they are the best plant and fruit. Hands down.

[@boringopr4369]

The mamey in Jamaica are also known as marmelade plum or marmalade Jamaica 12:47

[@yousean]

The Birds must love these or picked before ripen on tree

[@abrahamjoseph6707]

Salom paul. Ordered some mamey from larafarm. First time trying this fruit.

[@FruitfulTrees]

enjoy

[@Derpherppington]

How long does it take to bear fruit? Does he sell grafted one and how long does that take?

[@ChrisSmith-rv5wb]

You should get a drone and take aerial video of these yards too. show from a top down then a tour.

[@FruitfulTrees]

I plan to

[@dirtywhiteboy7922]

How many years for a grafted Mamey to fruit? 3 -4 years?

[@ragheadand420roll]

I think john kohler did some vids with you Great vid thx

[@FruitfulTrees]

yes I am friends with John

[@marcialmontecinos1057]

New to channel ❤

[@sheikhmehedihasan7483]

How I can collect some plant? I live in Bangladesh. Please advise.

[@MoMan1323]

'Doesn't change it's mind'

[@GamerBen87]

I have a Pace, it's about 4 feet tall, healthy, but grows super slow. It's always covered in flowers but no fruit yet. Is that normal?

[@somerandomperson1503]

I’ve had the same problem with Pace. They grow extremely slow for me. For example, I had a viejo and a pace growing next to each other in pots in identical conditions (same soil, watering, fertilizer, etc) starting at the same size (1 gallon) and the viejo was 4 times the size of the pace after 1 year. The viejo is doing fantastic at the moment…the pace declined for no reason and eventually died. I had another pace before that which was an extremely slow grower as well, took almost a whole year before it put out any new growth…during that same time, a Pantin (Key West) I had grew to double the size (both were 3 gallons originally). Either I have extremely bad luck with pace mameys, or they have a predisposition towards low vigor, nutrient deficiency and decline (compared to other cultivars). I’ve grown Akil Especial, Lorito, Magaña, Pace, Pantin, Papa, Viejo and some seedlings, all of them have grown really well for me except Pace.

[@rickobrien1583]

Weird I can't find pace on the website. Can someone send me a link?

[@FruitfulTrees]

look under Mamey its there

[@yudistiraadityaputra514]

Havana is number 1 for me

[@vineleak7676]

Mamey smoothie, the best cure for constipation

[@hunterlee839]

#1

[@RuberSocks]

If both Lorito and Pace are his top picks, what's the difference between the two? Anyways, looking forward to Jamaica Mamey when it comes out o.o

[@FruitfulTrees]

Different season, Pace is in the spring, Lorito is the summer

[@RuberSocks]

@@FruitfulTrees Thank you!

[@JRPBC561]

Lorito is bright red compared to the lighter color of Pace.

[@jeffery8928]

Is the Jamaica variety's season the same as Viejo?

[@InfallibleProof]

Where can I order for a Jamaican Mamey tree?

[@FruitfulTrees]

Lara farms Imiami

[@OnTheway__]

I have one question: mammy or green sapote

[@OnTheway__]

Or red faisan

[@FruitfulTrees]

Mammy

[@hopemorrison2367]

We dont have mamey in jamaica we have sapodilla we call it naseberry

[@christianr-m.3457]

Jerk chicken lol. All Jamaicans I know are into planting fruit trees

[@CubanMofo]

If the fruit takes like 18 months to develop. Then why do you call a variety an early or late season fruit

[@FruitfulTrees]

there are certain times when each variety ripens