Biggest Mistakes Planting Coconut Trees

proper technique planting coconuts and mango trees

[@jayteixeira5014]

Excellent advice, nice to see your videos with extended content . Be great to see some container planting, potting up, soil mix types for different plant types.
Keep up the good work D

[@nochannel7123]

T
Dustin is great, helped me build a fruit paradise in my backyard 🍋 🥭

[@MsFishingdog]

Great job. thanks for the information. that job looked like alot of tough digging.

[@redlandwill8889]

Great tips!

[@raphaelmouauri2353]

The coconut you got is a dwarf. You can tell it by how close the leaves are and the whole leave is short and round.

[@leleledjfocus22]

he said it in the video

[@theylivetruth]

Awesome just awesome!

[@TravisTried]

Great video

[@pedroreisdealmeida6911]

One thing i noticed in your video is that we can see some spots between the leaflets where a finger will definitely have no issues. So I guess this rule is just for most leaflets, but definitely not all.

[@tonymartin8640]

Looks like you’re in one of those new communities. How do the plants do being planted in fill? Do they take longer to settle in?

[@dsfruittrees]

Unless its an acidic loving plant they seem to do great with proper nutrition

[@PhonSophy-gl6oj]

❤❤❤

[@PhonSophy-gl6oj]

Good

[@marcellasmith8942]

what if there is a high water table during the summer, will sitting in an inch of water for a couple months hurt the coconut?

[@dsfruittrees]

The coconut cannot constantly soak in water to my knowledge

[@marcellasmith8942]

@@dsfruittrees dang

[@kgtropicalflavors]

Was the Figi Coconut planted at ground level or deeper? I have 2 of them.

[@dsfruittrees]

about 2 inches above the nut

[@rcdemail404]

Do you deliver to cape coral? I'm looking for two 45 gallon red spicata's or fiji dwarfs in the near future

[@dustin1144]

currently I have 2 matching red spicata in 45 gal and 2 matching fiji in 65 gal, yes I offer delivery

[@rcdemail404]

@@dustin1144 awesome I appreciate it. I'll be contacting you within the next few months once my house is done.

[@diodiodio222]

Definitely lost some points for having secret sauce. You ain’t the man yet D. There are so many amazing Florida tree gods that always share their knowledge because they care about helping people. ✌️

[@marllleyy]

If he shared more info I would’ve subscribed but not everyone believes in sharing knowledge he the word to be a better place

[@billp3629]

Sea salt

[@FruitFloridaFarm]

Thanks lots of great tips. I don't mind people keeping trade secrets at all. If you're running a business you got to keep some trade secrets to yourself. Or else why would someone hire you.

[@buddwik2719]

What kind of soil is that. Why it looks white

[@MelDormoy]

All sandy soil in Florida lol

[@anitnec]

Maybe a lot of gypsum and lime and calcareous stuff . 'Old Shells' particularly if It's close to the Ocean

[@pablocampecino5304]

I would put them a bit lower

[@NexterB]

5:35 starts speaking out his ass.

[@buckcooper7391]

I find it a bit rough you don’t share your secret fertiliser, sharing knowledge in gardening is pretty important. I would assume being a coconut tree you may have some type of salt in it but again, I don’t think it’s justified in your life of work and to upload to TH-cam for people looking for advice and help for their trees to show people the ins and outs and secrets