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@@GentleMinh yeah. Thanks for reminding me to post an update. The tree is much larger. It’s flowering occasionally but not a lot of fruit. I need to figure out why it’s not fruiting much.

Thanks. It was purchased from Home Depot. Any nursery should have them just look around spring time

Yes. It’s normal in summer when it’s hot. It will crinkle like that.

No it grows like that. It’s a floppy weepy tree. Check out my updated vlog on the tree. It’s a lot bigger now

My wurtz isn’t great at it being self fertile. I have one fruit in 5 years after hand pollination

I have a video with kids taste test. It’s one of my favorite fruits. Honey and flowers is the combination I think of.

Thank you for reminding me to do an update video. The banana tree is now 10’ tall. I think it will fruit this year. 😊

@@pepechangarden oh wow!! Look forward to seeing the video😀😀

Home Depot. Usually in spring time they have these.

I’m glad there are people who enjoy the dog petting videos.

@@pepechangarden can you do a ten minute petting video

Miracle grow and homemade compost

@@pepechangarden thank you for useful information,i normally use phytosynthetic bacteria liquid that i made it by myself it works great on citrus too,i ll apply your methode to my plant👍🙏🙏

There must be something wrong with soil or roots. Most peppers take off and grow large once summer weather comes.

My Thai chilis, serrano, cayenne, Fresno all produced lots of fruit in the same container, soil as the ghost, but the ghost no flowers? No fruit and both plants boughf from 2 different sources couldn't even flower? Doesn't make sense? Maybe they dont like the weather?

Semi dwarf I think. 10-15’ tall

My Carmen is kind of barely growing. It’s my second one. I wonder if they don’t do well in Bay Area. Maybe not enough heat. It’s fairly cool here where I am.

@@pepechangarden I hear they usually produce with a good crop of fruit in the Spring up here. I know someone has a fruiting one in Concord and weather there is probably similar to yours. I have a small one and I have noticed that it seems to take time to get acclimated. Btw, the spacing should be fine. Mine are 8 feet apart and the trees are happy. I probably could have got away with 6 feet spacing and pruning of course.

Don’t remember cost. You can buy on Facebook marketplace or willow tropical tree nursery

Young avocados get burned easy. You need to erect a shade structure for young trees until they get older and larger.

Thanks. It’s grown so much larger since that video after the rock removals. The soil composition is regular soil and cactus mix planted and mounded higher. Then topped with basic mulch from Home Depot and leaves.

Check the hardiness for your zone. Asian persimmons are not as hardy as American persimmon or hybrids. They are slow growers though. So be patient if it doesn’t look like it’s doing anything

I don’t think Meyer lemons have thorns. I never seen that before

My Meyer lemon tree has thorns and I've never seen a Meyer lemon tree without thorns

@@pepechangarden Amazing wish I could find one that is thornless like yours! because I grow them at home those thorns can be dangerous:-( Great to know there is thornless version exist , thanks

@@digibyteorjustnibble9486 yea me too I didn’t believe it until I saw this

Satsumas take a while to flavor up I heard. Mine tasted watery and bland the first year it fruited. It’s a good tree for cold weather too.

I don’t think citrus likes wet soil. You should place in a dry area. Citrus grows best in dry warm climates

Thanks for the advice. I’ve been a long time fan of your channel. I shoulda taken your advice from your vid’s brother. 👏🏻

@@pepechangarden Not a problem, Your voice and sound of your cadence tells me you have patience. That will take you far in the garden. By the way this is my first comment on anyone's channel in years. Keep at it and the garden will bless and teach you. Shalom

15 gallon container. I use them for all my trees

@@pepechangarden Thanks.

SF weather is different yes. I suspect you guys can grow more cool weather things which here in San Jose we get very limited grow time for that before it gets too hot.

@@pepechangarden Mostly overcast days. Lots of fog. Average temperature is 55 degrees Fahrenheit. Native soil is sand. The only thing that grows well is potato. Decades ago, I had some potato sprout before I could eat them. Lesson learned. No more 50 pound bags of potatoes from Costco. I trench composted those potato with other kitchen scraps. The potato grew. Now, no matter what time of the year, there are potato plants in the yard, in various stages of growth. I get free potato all year round. I can't get rid of them. They keep coming back.

I bought it from willow tropical fruit trees in Morgan hill. willowtropicalfruittrees@gmail.com. It’s not gonna grow very big in Northern California. Maybe 10-15 ft.

Watch the watering. Sometimes too much watering causes root rot. Replacing the soil from the store with cactus palm soil is a good idea too.

It’s grown great ! Very big this season. Will post an update soon. 🏝

I was going to do a fall update on my trees shortly. Thanks for the recommendations

@@pepechangarden I have 5 avocado trees and that tree is my favorite as well. It’s small but mighty. Your tree will fruit very soon by the looks of it.

I posted an update on this tree on my channel. It’s pretty big.

I bought it at Payless nursery in east San Jose. It was about $45 I think.

@@pepechangarden Thanks for your reply. I'll drop by the nursery to check it out.

Thanks. I’m trying to get it to grow more leaves. I don’t know what common longan leaves look like, I do notice that this variety leaves seem to point down like it’s droopy. Kind of strange, thought it was sick.

I'm from Brazil. I have the common logan, but the tree is 3 meters long and never fruited. maybe it's because of the climate here in Brazil, where the temperature is very high. it may be that the plant is from seed, hence the delay in producing.

@@maxsilva4121 seed grown takes a very long time to fruit and you don’t know if the fruit will taste good. This one is air layer or marcot. From a old established tree. It had flowers already on it when I bought it last year. I personally think it’s worth it to pay the money for a more established tree.

yes, I understand

Hi I just bought the same Longan tree but the stem is not as thick. How is your tree holding up? Are there any fruits yet?