It is pretty overwhelming for sure. Yes Oceanside is a city within San Diego county. It's close to Camp Pendleton where my son has done Marine training.
There are some videos of John-Travis and Flying Fox Fruits out there. It is amazing though that most of his collection is less than 3 years old, but very nice looking trees!!
Yes a mini plinia forest! I figured it would be best to write the names at least the first time he mentioned a different variety. Luckily I was familiar with most all of the trees he had so it wasn't too difficult. Thanks for watching good buddy!
Aloha Tyler! I'm grateful for your visit 🙏. Yes definitely cool to see how other people are doing with their jabos. Would be cool to see your collection!
@@tcsmith78 maybe Disney lol and SeaWorld with the fam. I may have to sneak away for tree/fruit hunting lol. Otherwise I'm coming back down alone in September for a longer stay and should be able to do more fruit/tree hunting 😉
Wow what a collection!! I always admired them when in south Florida for the way the fruit grows on the trunk. Great video bud and looks like your having a great time!
He does have one of the most exclusive collections. Being Brazilian and traveling back and forth gives him great opportunity to get scions directly from the "jabo motherland". Thanks for watching my lord!
I don't know if you've ever seen the value of these trees but the smallest grafted trees in his greenhouse are at least $250+ each in the current market. It's insane 😳
You and Luiz and your fancy trees being all obnoxious and making us jealous 😂 for real though I'm always fascinated by the varieties you share that I otherwise would never learn about 😍
So many to remember. I'm kind of used to doing this too. I liken it to remembering lots of peoples names and they way they look in high school or college.
That's amazing; I only have sabara, red hybrid, and grimal. Are there any jaboticabas that get bigger than grimal and, if so, which ones? They are such delicious fruits just wish they were bigger.
Please pass along to Luiz that the curling of the foliage on the tree at 7:45 is most likely from chilli thrips (scirtothrips dorsalis). I say that with a high level of certainty from my experience fighting them at my families pepper farm. They do millions in damages each year. I’ve experience them at minor minor levels recently at my home nursery but unlike the monoculture farm I have a robust beneficial population that has got them largely in check. Foliage on that variety when it starts to push out tasty new growth. Is it green by chance? I’m my experience they seem to really favor green new growth to red or brown or purple new growth etc. I have limited variety and examples of Jaboticaba so far in my nursery but I’ve noticed along those lines they definitely prefer grimal to the red or sabara. They also really really really love blooms (no Jabo blooms here yet so no exp). People often think they’re just having bad luck with fruit set because of the weather or pollination though and that can certainly effect it but when you see mass flower abortion take them and slap them or a branch onto a piece of white cardboard or paper and watch for the tiny little chilli thrips that you almost can’t see with your naked eye unles you’re really looking for them. Once you find them they’re easy to find with a magnifier in the very newest buds and foliage as well as blooms and under calyxes of fruit. Another sure fire place to find them on a lot of plants is along the central vein on the underside of foliage. When you see the cracking that’s brown and almost looks scratched or like zippery almost even or bronzed. (I haven’t seen it on Jaboticaba) but they really love my cattley guava, peppers, etc) that’s chilli thrip feeding damage to the bloom and small fruit. If there are enough of them though it will simply abort. This has been my ted talk on chilli thrips. Feel free to reach out at GoodsonFruitCompany@yahoo.com ,Bryan
Hi Bryan! Thanks for your insight. Great breakdown and details about thrips. Something I hope to not have issues with. I'll be sure to mention this to Luiz the next time we chat. I appreciate your comments and time. Have a great rest of the week!
Hi Annie! Top 2 most productive would be Escarlate/Scarlet and Red Hybrid. Id definitely get those two plus you wont have to wait forever for fruits if growing from seed. For the third selection, Sabara is like the gold standard taste-wise. Grimal is a favorite too.
They prefer acidic soil. Most jaboticaba growers use simply peat moss and perlite as potting medium for these at about a 80/20 ratio. Then add holly tone for fertilizer. Thank you for watching!
That's the most extensive plinia collection I've seen footage of. He's in San Diego area? Must be an ideal climate.
It is pretty overwhelming for sure. Yes Oceanside is a city within San Diego county. It's close to Camp Pendleton where my son has done Marine training.
There are some videos of John-Travis and Flying Fox Fruits out there.
It is amazing though that most of his collection is less than 3 years old, but very nice looking trees!!
@@tcsmith78 yup I hope to catch up with JT next time I'm in Florida.
@@VirginiaFruitGrower Did you learn any other tips? I caught the one where he mentions to put the seedlings in big pots to make them grow faster.
I’m blown away by all the varieties
Awesome tour
Thank you
Same here. I was happy to add a few to my personal collection! Hope all is well Dan :)
Beautiful collections of trees of different species. Keep on sharing friend. Love visiting the 🌷🌻🌹🌸😍💐🌺garden shop.
Very beautiful garden. Love plants n flowers so much.💕🌷🌹🌻❤ Thanks for sharing great vids..👍👍🙏🙏
So nice of you to stop by SFC!
Just beautiful.
I love a garden that you have to crawl through!
Can't wait to see the rest.
Thanks friend! Have a great rest of the week!
Amazing garden tour so greeny greeny and very inspiring also to have that kind of garden
Hi Bel and to think that each one of those trees are at least $200+ each for the smaller ones and up to $1k+ for the larger ones. Huge thanks again!
ohhh g its fantastic JABOTICABA TREE collection Dear amazing tree
Many thanks for watching Erlinda!
Wow amazing jaboticaba tree coletion very good 👍👍👍
Thanks so much Herbal channel!
I enjoyed watching the video, another rare collection and one of those is the rare jaboticaba tree. Sweet reddish delicious fruit.
Collecting jaboticaba trees are very addicting. They can be pricey though. Have a great week!
Super amazing..
Really love all your plant ..
Green all over..
So relaxing..
Thanks for watching B&R!
Amazing place 😍. Thanks for putting the names on screen.
Yes a mini plinia forest! I figured it would be best to write the names at least the first time he mentioned a different variety. Luckily I was familiar with most all of the trees he had so it wasn't too difficult. Thanks for watching good buddy!
Thanks for taping the tour brother. Always cool to see other's garden, trees and set up.
I'm so happy to have you watch. Sorry for fueling the plant collecting addiction bro!
Very beatiful video! great garden with nice backyar thank you for sharing my friend
Thanks for visiting my friend New Horizons Travel!
You have a beautiful collections of different plants/trees.
He has a incredible collection for sure. I appreciate your visit!
So beautiful garden I like it so much
Big thanks for watching ST!
Wow, very impressive rare tree collection and awesome garden tour!
It was wonderful to see my friends garden again and actually video it this time. I appreciate your visit friend!
I love these tour videos you do. What a n amazing collection Luiz has and the nursery is beautiful!
Thanks so much! I have a couple other amazing SoCal tours coming up. Have a wonderful rest of your week!
@@VirginiaFruitGrower Awesome. Can't wait to see! You as well!
What a beautiful collection, I hope to see an update when all these trees are fruiting!
Hi Solko! It's a jabo collectors dream haha! I hope to visit again soon. Thanks for watching
Awesome tour he has so many different varieties!
That's for sure. He even brings scions back from Brazil (the jabo Motherland!) himself. Thanks so much for watching Blake!
@@VirginiaFruitGrower How about that! So cool 😎
Nice plant and tree collection
Thanks for watching Rubia fam!
Beautiful plants collection
Have a great weekend Gopa!
Love the walk around tour!! It is so fun to see people's collections of Jaboticaba.
Aloha Tyler! I'm grateful for your visit 🙏. Yes definitely cool to see how other people are doing with their jabos. Would be cool to see your collection!
@@VirginiaFruitGrower nothing close to that!!🤣🤣 I am in Orlando area so we have some good collections around here.
@@tcsmith78 yup for sure Florida has good collections too. I'll be in your area in 16 days 🤠👍
@@VirginiaFruitGrower you are welcome to drop by. Always good to talk to fruit people. You coming down for fruit and plants?
@@tcsmith78 maybe Disney lol and SeaWorld with the fam. I may have to sneak away for tree/fruit hunting lol. Otherwise I'm coming back down alone in September for a longer stay and should be able to do more fruit/tree hunting 😉
Beautiful trees collection👍
Believe it or not each of the smallest trees filmed here are worth at least $250+ each and jump in price with size. Thanks for watching!
Sweet Luiz!! i love see other people jabos!!
Wow what a collection!! I always admired them when in south Florida for the way the fruit grows on the trunk. Great video bud and looks like your having a great time!
He does have one of the most exclusive collections. Being Brazilian and traveling back and forth gives him great opportunity to get scions directly from the "jabo motherland". Thanks for watching my lord!
Great video, wow, what a nice backyard, thanks for sharing!
I was so happy that our schedules worked out again and I was able to shoot some footage. Hope all is well Johnny!
@@VirginiaFruitGrower Great video, I'm glad you had the time to film the visit. Hope you have a great week!
Just love all this. Would love to get some cuttings one day to grow some of these unique plants. Have to have them indoors.
I don't know if you've ever seen the value of these trees but the smallest grafted trees in his greenhouse are at least $250+ each in the current market. It's insane 😳
nice collection and beautiful space!!
He does actually have a decent sized backyard for the area. He wants to move though for even bigger space.
such and big garden jaboticaba , another tree collection
such and different kind , thanks more
Thanks for visiting Isabel!
Very beautiful garden
So beautiful trees
Thanks so much for stopping by!
wow what a collection !!! really enjoyed ! cheers
Please stay away from jabos and save yourself. They are so addicting to collect lol! Thanks for watching!
Likes 6 beautiful collection of fruiting trees tees and nice information upload of jaboticaba plant thanks for sharing
Hi Luciana and thanks for watching my friend!
Wow, a Paulista grafted on to a Grimal rootstock! That's pretty cool.
Yes it seems that Grimal makes a good rootstock especially in California. Grimal grows well there. Thank you very much for watching!
Beautiful Plinia collection 🤩
For sure. Can you imagine how much each of these trees are worth
Beautiful collection 👌
Hi Prema! I appreciate your visit!
wow that so awesome lot of different kind of trees
Hi Filipina friend! Thanks so much for watching!
This was really amazing....very admirable to care for these beautiful trees!!
Thanks for visiting. Kind of a longer video for me. You save me some jerk chicken? Supposed to visit Jamaica next year hopefully.
@@VirginiaFruitGrower i would love to see Jamaica or the Bahamas. We are trying to plan Xmas in the Bahamas but we'll see
@@IndianaBackyardGardener I hope plans work out for your trip!
And it keeps going! Fantastic!!!!!
So cool right!
Wow mate, epic 👍👍👍
Loved it, and even gets some from Steve
What a tour 👍
Truly epic. I was surprised he was able to get material from Steve. I thought it was pretty much impossible for you all to send here.
@@VirginiaFruitGrower maybe issue is only one way, we have major quarantine laws
@@Coolclimatetropicalfruits hmm might be time to inquire about some stuff lol :)
@@VirginiaFruitGrower just as epic watching it a second time, can’t wait for part 2
You and Luiz and your fancy trees being all obnoxious and making us jealous 😂 for real though I'm always fascinated by the varieties you share that I otherwise would never learn about 😍
Yup more rare fruit my friend! I have a few other Cali vids coming up ;)
Man I'd love to walk around that place with you blokes! What a collection
Always an open invite for you my friend! Crazy cool varieties for sure. Thanks for watching.
Can’t wait to see more
I'm working on the next SoCal tour video. I hope to get it out by Friday. Have a great Thursday :)
Wow... Beautiful garden.. I hope i can visit that too. Lol
Yep, we'll get you over here soon 😄
Very nice garden 😍
Hi Dheo! Thanks so much for watching!
Nice sharing!
So happy to see you stop by SA! Thanks
Lot's of collection! NIce!
So thankful for your support!
I just added 3 or 4 varieties to my collection. I have a long way to catch up. Luiz’s plants are very beautiful.
Beware, collecting jabos is addicting and almost endless lol!
wow this is an awesome place to visit.
Hi friend! Thanks for your visit :)
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Many many thanks good friend Weng!
Beautiful collection
Thanks so much. Sorry for the delay
Wow..this is so interesting 👍
Thank you. I hope your week is going well!
Good night sir nice video beautiful plants thank for sharing full watcing 26:32
I'm grateful for your support my friend!
This is really incredible and so exciting. Wooooow
So many different varieties right!
@@VirginiaFruitGrower its incredible absolutely amaaazing!!!
What a great collection!
The varieties of jabos are becoming endless 😒🤤. TFW Eri!
@@VirginiaFruitGrower great 😆, good luck to us addicted plant people.
@@VirginiaFruitGrower I once saw a variated scarlet jabo. Do you have one?
Ho Long HI Ho! Yes I have a variegated Scarlet, Paulista, Coronata, Sabara and Red Hybrid. Thank you very much for watching!
@@VirginiaFruitGrower wow you have such a huge collection of jaboticabas. I only have a scarlet one but I really like it.
Amazing he memorized all tree names there are lots of them there
So many to remember. I'm kind of used to doing this too. I liken it to remembering lots of peoples names and they way they look in high school or college.
Ah so those are the female part,this is what I like when watching real grower they know what they're talking about :) 67 fully from Finland!
So many beautiful 'lady' plants here! Thank you my friend!
nice sharing
Hi awais and a big thanks for watching!
Good Gardener,like
So nice of you to stop by and watch esanhand!
This is new to me!
There's so many varieties of this plant its mind blowing. Thanks for watching friend!
So beautifull
Super thanks!
Awesome
Hi Jesse! Thanks for watching!
There many choices to be plant .. i want to plant that kind too
He does have a big collection. Thank you kindly Ellise!
That 8 month old grafted flowering tree is crazy🤪.
Diamantina is a very cool variety already because of its diminutive leaves and growth habit. To have it flowering already is tremendous!
@@VirginiaFruitGrower someone needs to make hybrids with that thing 😅
@@abelstropicalfruit8647 yep I think even Joe's (Hewitt) has flowered small too.
CALIFORNIA!! never been 😎
I wish you could visit. I love going back to my original home state!
I had no idea that there were so many Jaboticaba species.... I love Jaboticaba but don't know if it would grow here in zone 7a. Blessings,,,,,,, Irene
Yes there's so many varieties. You could grow them with a greenhouse or inside with a grow light. Thanks for your visit Irene!
When's the 2nd video dropping? I want to virtual shop.
I hope to get it up by Friday at the latest. Thanks so much for watching Joe 🙏!
That's amazing; I only have sabara, red hybrid, and grimal. Are there any jaboticabas that get bigger than grimal and, if so, which ones? They are such delicious fruits just wish they were bigger.
Welcome Adnan and tanks for watching! The Giant of Goias is supposed to have big fruit. Also Olho de Boi produces giant fruit. Have a great week!
@@VirginiaFruitGrower great, thanks
good video sharing my friend success for you always 26:32
Thank you fine sir👍
Pretty damn cool vid 😎
Hi Jackson! Thank you so much. You have any vids coming out?
Please pass along to Luiz that the curling of the foliage on the tree at 7:45 is most likely from chilli thrips (scirtothrips dorsalis). I say that with a high level of certainty from my experience fighting them at my families pepper farm. They do millions in damages each year. I’ve experience them at minor minor levels recently at my home nursery but unlike the monoculture farm I have a robust beneficial population that has got them largely in check.
Foliage on that variety when it starts to push out tasty new growth. Is it green by chance? I’m my experience they seem to really favor green new growth to red or brown or purple new growth etc. I have limited variety and examples of Jaboticaba so far in my nursery but I’ve noticed along those lines they definitely prefer grimal to the red or sabara. They also really really really love blooms (no Jabo blooms here yet so no exp). People often think they’re just having bad luck with fruit set because of the weather or pollination though and that can certainly effect it but when you see mass flower abortion take them and slap them or a branch onto a piece of white cardboard or paper and watch for the tiny little chilli thrips that you almost can’t see with your naked eye unles you’re really looking for them. Once you find them they’re easy to find with a magnifier in the very newest buds and foliage as well as blooms and under calyxes of fruit. Another sure fire place to find them on a lot of plants is along the central vein on the underside of foliage. When you see the cracking that’s brown and almost looks scratched or like zippery almost even or bronzed. (I haven’t seen it on Jaboticaba) but they really love my cattley guava, peppers, etc) that’s chilli thrip feeding damage to the bloom and small fruit. If there are enough of them though it will simply abort.
This has been my ted talk on chilli thrips. Feel free to reach out at GoodsonFruitCompany@yahoo.com
,Bryan
Hi Bryan! Thanks for your insight. Great breakdown and details about thrips. Something I hope to not have issues with. I'll be sure to mention this to Luiz the next time we chat. I appreciate your comments and time. Have a great rest of the week!
Hello, I was wondering if you could grow only 3 Jaboticabo trees, which 3 varieties you would grow in term of best production and taste?
Hi Annie! Top 2 most productive would be Escarlate/Scarlet and Red Hybrid. Id definitely get those two plus you wont have to wait forever for fruits if growing from seed. For the third selection, Sabara is like the gold standard taste-wise. Grimal is a favorite too.
Wow
Thanks for watching dawat!
👍👍👍👍
Thanks JDM!
3 Lk 😃🙏🏿🥀🌿
Thank you apna bageecha!
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Hes got jabos i have never heard of.
Super rare. He's Brazilian and travels back and forth importing scions.
@@VirginiaFruitGrower This is definitely amazing.
What kind of soil do they prefer? Acidic or non acidic?
They prefer acidic soil. Most jaboticaba growers use simply peat moss and perlite as potting medium for these at about a 80/20 ratio. Then add holly tone for fertilizer. Thank you for watching!
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Hi Pherl!
👍♥️🇺🇸
Thank you brother Jimmy!
it looks like his collection is in full sun?
Most of it is full sun but he does have some smaller or recovering plants in shady parts of his yard.
friend i want to see your face,hahaha
Hi Sopia, hmm maybe soon 🤔☺
i curious also, plenty video of his hand
@@diannaodman2847 😁
Just beautiful.
I love a garden that you have to crawl through!
Can't wait to see the rest.
Treasure trove of wonders! In some parts of my garden you have to army crawl to get through lol! Thanks for watching Doug :)