🥑The Best Avocados to Grow in Your Garden: No More Growing Avocado from Seed!

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  • Welcome to our channel! In this enlightening video, we explore the best avocado varieties to grow in your garden, and here's the exciting part - we'll show you why growing avocados from seed might not be the best approach! Join us as we delve into the world of avocado cultivation, sharing valuable insights on selecting the right avocado trees for your climate and region. Discover the secrets to nurturing healthy avocado plants and achieving a bountiful harvest of these delicious fruits. Say goodbye to the challenges of growing avocados from seed, and let's explore more efficient and rewarding methods together. Like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon for more gardening wisdom! 🥑🌱 #GrowingAvocado #AvocadoVarieties #AvocadoGardening #GardenTips #GreenThumbs
    Keywords: How to grow avocadoes, How to grow an avocado tree, growing avocados from seed, avocado tips, avocado fruit
    Growing avocado from seed is not the best way to grow avocados!
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    For Spanish Viewers: hueso de aguacate como se germina hueso de aguacate como se crece aguacate semilla de aguacate germinando

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  • @CaliforniaGardening
    @CaliforniaGardening  Před 7 lety +23

    Organic Fruit Tree Fertilizer: amzn.to/2qwoL9I

  • @suehoerauf1252
    @suehoerauf1252 Před 8 lety +107

    My grandparents had avacado trees in San Diego. She would pick lots of fruit, wrap them in newspaper or tissue paper and stack them in lug boxes and stack them in a very dark closet in her house and she would pull out a few at a time and set them in her window to ripen. She had avacados all year. Sue

    • @CrypTales007
      @CrypTales007 Před 5 lety +4

      Sue Hoerauf great people your grandparents

    • @lexitnute1306
      @lexitnute1306 Před 4 lety +1

      50fruits=45/50trees 😏😏😏😏

    • @beverlycharles6534
      @beverlycharles6534 Před 11 měsíci

      Tell us more about how she did it? I am considering getting a couple of avocado trees but how to make sure I can save the fruit for eating as needed thru the non bearing times /dormant time / fall-winter. What is a lug box?

  • @dianac531
    @dianac531 Před 7 lety +12

    Your video has been by far the most helpful in explaining all the different steps and stages of the plant cycle. Also it gave many pros and cons of planting this variety. Thank you for your hard work and time.

  • @georginatoland
    @georginatoland Před 5 lety +10

    I grew up in San Diego and our avocado tree was HUGE. It was a Haas for sure. One year it would produce a small amount of fruit...next year it would produce so much we were giving them away by the paperbag full. I’m talking large paper bags from Food Basket.
    Nobody in our neighborhood lacked avocados for guacamole.
    🥑❤️🥑😋👍🏼

    • @tony08sincara
      @tony08sincara Před 5 lety

      I live in SD too, hopefully one day I can get my own avocado trees😋🥑

  • @SuperAngelles
    @SuperAngelles Před 8 lety +24

    This is a really good and very informative video. I love avocados and now thanks to you sir I can now grow my own hass avocados. OH thank you for explaining about spreading GE to help ward of crawling insects. Great video thank you very much for sharing your vast knowledge.

  • @MrThedocholiday
    @MrThedocholiday Před 9 lety +357

    I started my tree with toothpicks from a pit. Now it's 5+ years old, twenty feet tall, loaded with blossoms & recently harvested of about 50 delicious avocados from last year. It can be done. You can do it too. Just water the daylights out of them & protect them from dehydration from various sources.

    • @juanluisnieto7540
      @juanluisnieto7540 Před 9 lety +10

      I was told that when you grown them from a seed they don't produce fruit and they need to be implanted a branch from another tree that give fruit.?? Please advice.

    • @MrThedocholiday
      @MrThedocholiday Před 9 lety +81

      Juan Luis Nieto I was told the same thing by many so-called experts. They were wrong. It depends on the seed & how fast it grows. I start multiple pits in water cups with toothpicks & the ones that sprout & root quickly are the ones I plant into pots. The fastest growing seedlings are the most likely to produce fruit the fastest. I have a six year old tree grown from a pit that was very fast growing from the beginning. This will be the third year it blossomed & the second year it is producing. Last year I got about 50 large delicious fruit from it. This year it has ten times the number of fruit growing on it. This fall I should get somewhere between 100 & 300 delicious large avocados on a six year old tree grown from a pit. I think the biggest challenge is keeping them from getting dehydrated when they are young. You need to keep them out of direct sunlight & wind for long periods of time until they are old enough to endure it & keep them well watered in porous soil.

    • @williamsandbothe5555
      @williamsandbothe5555 Před 9 lety

      Juan Luis Nieto

    • @teamdicky91
      @teamdicky91 Před 9 lety +7

      ***** Hello Duster Dan, May I ask what climate you live in? I live in Southern Ca. Riverside. Also, what kind of avocado did you use.
      Thanks.

    • @MrThedocholiday
      @MrThedocholiday Před 9 lety +37

      teamdicky91 Riverside is perfect for avocados, but they will need a little more water than they would in the tropics or down near San Diego because Riverside is dryer & hotter. I've been using what I believe to be a native fruit that resembles a Pinkerton. Just remember if there's two things I would advise, 1. There is no such thing as over watering avocado trees in a desert like Riverside. 2. You can grow quality fruit bearing trees from a pit if you select fast growing seedlings & water them well. I'm convinced the reason why so many have issues growing good fruit bearing trees from a pit is because they under water them & they don't throw away the slow growing seedling & move on until they find fast growing seedlings. If a pit is not showing signs of enthusiasm, throw it away & start new ones until you find the fast growers. Then, water them well & get-em in the ground quickly after they root. Keep them in the shade until about 1 year old & keep them watered well. Riverside has the perfect soil for this.

  • @marialuisa5302
    @marialuisa5302 Před 5 lety +11

    I went to an avocado festival 2 years ago and now I have a beautiful tree from a mega avocado, seed was big as my palm, it’s about 2 1/2 feet tall now. Toothpicks and water is all you need plus TLC 😉 Fruit or no fruit I’m just stoked that I have a beautiful tree.

  • @horaciocastillo1435
    @horaciocastillo1435 Před 6 lety +7

    I envy all those avocado growers in Southern California,you guys live in a heaven clime
    to grow avocados,mainly the Hass type varieties. Avocado plants to my experience are
    very picky as to clime conditions. Like this video because it shows the final results.
    Thanks so much for the up load.

  • @Jackie-O-Lantern
    @Jackie-O-Lantern Před 4 lety +5

    This is a gem of a video. Love that it is a small tree that won't take over your entire backyard.

  • @stephenkellogg4366
    @stephenkellogg4366 Před 7 lety +5

    Sir... your gardening tips are absolutely fantastic! Thank you for sharing your well researched and experienced knowledge in such well produced segments!

  • @KarLuv
    @KarLuv Před 8 lety +11

    I love how you explain everything.. I want an avocado tree!!

  • @kittybookitty
    @kittybookitty Před 8 lety +20

    Man, that little jingle when you transition to the next month gets me every time. Right in the heart.

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  Před 8 lety

      +kittybookitty Thanks for the feedback :) much appreciated!

    • @vl459
      @vl459 Před 8 lety

      +California Gardening How about on winter time.. what are the things you will do to protect the avocado tree?

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  Před 8 lety

      +ving ling We don't get a hard freeze here, but if you do get a hard freeze, you can plan to grow it in a large container and get it indoors at night. This Avocado plant doesn't like freezing temps!

    • @farminggroup6708
      @farminggroup6708 Před 7 lety +1

      Helo i am from Nepal and i am going to plant 500 pieces of avacado plant in my garden and i want to go commercial and i think there is no good market in Nepal what i have to do for my market is there any agency who buy avacado from me .

    • @AsifAli-ct1be
      @AsifAli-ct1be Před 7 lety

      Farming Group sir,I'm from south India.here are a lot of trees n we are collecting avocado in every year n exporting to Delhi,Mumbai ...you can also do like this with the permission of authorities

  • @mdiazdiaz5612
    @mdiazdiaz5612 Před 3 lety +3

    Beautiful Avocado, you really have a green thumb, thanks for sharing. I live in Texas and I love growing stuff, the GEM is beautiful i wish i can grow it here however it's hard to get a GEM avocado plant, I hear Joey avocado is very cold hardy as well. I wish i could get a cutting from you. I have small avocado plants that i would love to graft to a GEM. Thanks for taking the time to share. Don't stop posting videos.

  • @dejam00
    @dejam00 Před 8 lety +5

    Enjoyed your video! I eat 1/2 an avacado almost everyday, and so i would love to raise them myself. Thank you for the good info.

  • @lphchld
    @lphchld Před 8 lety +10

    You just convinced me to grow Gem avocados. Excellent video!

  • @alanflowers5417
    @alanflowers5417 Před 7 lety +7

    Excellent. I'll come back to this video many times to refresh my memory as my 2 avocado trees mature. Thanks, from the Southern tip of Texas.

  • @pswetman2007
    @pswetman2007 Před 6 lety +2

    Nice video. I am currently growing an avocado tree in my patio and i am exited to see it growing. I can't wait to see and taste the results.

  • @sherylannejacobs7235
    @sherylannejacobs7235 Před 5 lety +5

    You are a great and patient teacher.

  • @Selfsufficientme
    @Selfsufficientme Před 9 lety +27

    You make growing avocados look so easy! Unfortunately, where I live we have heavy soil and certain diseases which make it very difficult to grow this beautiful fruit but it doesn't stop me from trying LOL Thanks for the interesting video :)

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  Před 9 lety +3

      Self Sufficient Me Thanks! Yes its a bit difficult to grow avocados in some zones and some soil types. But nice to know that you are trying. Good luck! You have very nice videos in your channel!

    • @rebeccaketner816
      @rebeccaketner816 Před 3 lety +1

      Try the dwarf Murtz variety; can be grown in a container or raised bed.

    • @Fjsbdjdh
      @Fjsbdjdh Před 2 lety

      Hi Mark from @selfsufficientme
      Water quality alone has a huge impact on avocados.
      Our water, even straight from the tap, is not good enough for them. The require low EC (salts) and low chloride content.
      Hopefully mixing 5% charcoal into the growing media makes a difference, otherwise I’ll need filtered or rain water just for it.

    • @chinatownboy7482
      @chinatownboy7482 Před 2 lety

      Gary Matsuoka has a video which is very long and detailed. He speaks about soil requirements indepth. czcams.com/video/CuUuGOJwSeo/video.html

    • @oftin_wong
      @oftin_wong Před 11 měsíci

      Bring in sand for drainage and grow tree on a mound then it will achieve drainage

  • @barkingbunny4689
    @barkingbunny4689 Před 4 lety +1

    Thanks for your time helping us choose a type of avacados. I watched this video a very long time again, and have been searching for it since we are finally starting our homestead. I had to find out what kind of avacados you were growing, thanks a lot bunch!

  • @juneprice8020
    @juneprice8020 Před 9 lety

    Thank you so much!!!! I planted a Gem and planted it 18 years ago!!!! I live in San Diego. Well my husband woke up this morning to do his usual gardening. we grow all our vegs organically. He yelled through the door to come see!!! We have two babies!!!!! Finally! We needed to know what to do as far as fertilizing etc to better our tree and found you!!!!Its appr. 12 ft. tall now but never produced! I see now we learned alot from you. I prescribed to tou. I hope I hear more. YAY!!!!!!

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  Před 9 lety

      june price That is awesome! I can imagine the joy when you see the fruits of your labor! Nice to know you liked the video. Love the Gem avocados! Happy Gardening!

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  Před 9 lety

      june price That is awesome! I can imagine the joy when you see the fruits of your labor! Nice to know you liked the video. Love the Gem avocados! Happy Gardening!

  • @QSnarf
    @QSnarf Před 7 lety +8

    Nice video, thanks for the advice; maybe i'll buy a grafted tree at some point. I've had some Florida avocado seeds already sprouting inside the fruit. I love that kind of life force. I planted one or two like that and they grow so fast and willingly - I like to see what happens. There is one that I started from a sprouting seed less than two years ago, which is already bigger than a variety I bought almost three years ago. I'm very curious how the fruit will come out. I've grafted some lemon trees, but I have half a dozen avos in my yard that grew from composted seeds! Too fun. I also have a mango growing from a seed which dropped from the mother tree.

  • @rsrawat1947
    @rsrawat1947 Před 4 lety +7

    Interesting. I am at Dehradun in North India. I brought several seeds from Assam and grew them into trees that started fruiting after 8 years. I believe it is Fuerte, 300 to 500 gms. Flowers in
    Dec and ready by end Jul but best tasting after rains subside in end August.
    Surprisingly, one tree is flowering twice a year, in Sep n Dec for the last 2 years.
    Am introducing Booth and Hass, though from seed. Hope to procure grafted Hass this season.

    • @krmg6816
      @krmg6816 Před 3 lety

      Bhai muje hass ka grafted plant chahiye fruit ke liye ... Yaar arrange karsak te ho please .

  • @Ninjalocalmarketing
    @Ninjalocalmarketing Před 7 lety +2

    Thank you! Your patients in creating this video is much appreciated!

  • @speedreading4kids549
    @speedreading4kids549 Před 5 lety

    THANKS! This is the best video on growing Avocados that I've seen yet! I want to grow a GEM Avocado!

  • @Ehva19
    @Ehva19 Před 8 lety +14

    Wow I love it.. Avocado is one of my favorite fruit that's why I'm planning to grow one avocado in our backyard..

    • @vash392
      @vash392 Před 5 lety +2

      3 years later, did you ever plant the avocado?

  • @GardeningWithPuppies
    @GardeningWithPuppies Před 9 lety +8

    Thanks so much for all the information. I have a small avocado tree in my backyard that has not done well. I have been thinking of moving it to a sunnier location because the trees and bushes near it have grown large and are shading it.

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  Před 9 lety +1

      Gardening With Puppies Thanks for your feedback, much appreciated! Nice to know, avocados are such a joy to grow and eat.

    • @MrThedocholiday
      @MrThedocholiday Před 9 lety

      What do the leaves look like on your tree? Describe them for me & I'll tell you why it's not doing well.

    • @deborahfrederick916
      @deborahfrederick916 Před 5 lety

      Try cutting back the branches on the other trees and bushes rather than move the tree.

  • @albertoborrero8306
    @albertoborrero8306 Před 8 lety +1

    what a nice introductory video! I bought a plant half way through it. Many thanks

  • @SergioPerez-qf1mb
    @SergioPerez-qf1mb Před 3 lety

    Beautiful trees and fruit. You have a green thumb for sure. Thanks for sharing.

  • @stettan1754
    @stettan1754 Před 9 lety +5

    This is such a great video! I am definitely getting a Gem avocado plant when I can. I like the fact that it's a dwarf plant.

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  Před 9 lety +4

      Stet Tan Glad you liked it! Yes, dwarf trees takes less space and produce almost the same amount of fruits, so they are a good choice. Good luck with your avocado tree!

  • @emilykasuya
    @emilykasuya Před 8 lety +25

    I just love you. you seem like the wisest person on youtube

  • @zoniaannebernardo8741
    @zoniaannebernardo8741 Před 6 lety +1

    Beautiful and easy to understand and follow. I prefer the GEM avocado because it short and bears fruit that can be harvested 6-7 months old. They turn burgundy and ready to eat in time. Besides, the seed is smaller than others that are big and eat up the space for its flesh. Thank you very much.

  • @obedan3990
    @obedan3990 Před 7 lety

    My father just ate his avocado this morning and plan to start planting avocado with the seed. This video is nice :))

  • @rosmianto
    @rosmianto Před 6 lety +3

    I love avocado! My favorite recipe is guacamole. 💕

  • @davidriley5400
    @davidriley5400 Před 6 lety +3

    Very well made video. Complete cycle of flowering to harvest must have taken a lot of patience!

  • @suzannecroken4140
    @suzannecroken4140 Před 7 lety +2

    AWESOME THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH! You are amazing from start to finish.

  • @SzilardDToth
    @SzilardDToth Před 7 lety +2

    Very helpful video, I've learnt a lot, thanks. We have many types of avocados here in Hawaii, but I have no chance to get the GEM version. At least I've never seen this type anywhere here. I try to get one somehow though. Thanks again, happy gardening.

  • @rich2376
    @rich2376 Před 6 lety +5

    I've watching videos on how to increase yield from my dwarf avocado tree. We've had it about seven years but typically only get about 7 or 8 fruit that grow to maturity. In April we get a lot of fruit buds, but most end up on the ground. Was wondering what I might do to see that those buds that end up on the ground remain on the tree to maturity. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

  • @millieatcentralcagarden9764

    Great Video! You're so informative on your techniques and it shows by seeing how beautiful your tree and avocado fruit looks. I planted my avocado in a wine barrel to control the growth. It's doing fairly good however I need to fertilize it more such as what you showed on the video. Happy gardening!

  • @chieeton
    @chieeton Před 8 lety +2

    I love this video! Good information.

  • @andreagonzalez2621
    @andreagonzalez2621 Před 5 lety

    Awesome video! I couldnt wait til he cut it open at the end 😀 Lol best part.

  • @J_LOVES_ME
    @J_LOVES_ME Před 5 lety +4

    Great video! Only one comment, the Gem actually has a larger seed than Haas. For those wondering, Gem are pretty identical in taste to Haas.

  • @mariussander2993
    @mariussander2993 Před 6 lety +5

    First things first: Love watching your channel! Thanks for sharing so much content. Do you recommend growing/ harvesting fruits from a plant that has been grown from a seed? Thank you in advance

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  Před 6 lety +1

      Thanks for the feedback! I do not recommend growing fruit trees from seed unless you are very sure of what you are doing.

  • @kingsgrovebiz3968
    @kingsgrovebiz3968 Před 8 lety +1

    I love your video and especially that you produce fruit and vegetation with the lesson you give and therefore teach there can be trust to know what your talking about keep the videos coming I love watching them.

  • @Tsunshinegal
    @Tsunshinegal Před 5 lety

    Wow 😲 what a fruitful avocado 🥑 tree !!!
    Lovely vid !

  • @salvadordominguez5925
    @salvadordominguez5925 Před 6 lety +3

    I am a commercial Avocado grower with over 7000 GEM trees in southern California. I agree with pretty much everything you say on your video, except for one thing. You should not harvest GEM avocados until they have sufficient oil content. This we find, in Southern California, happens by late February. This will give you the best quality fruit. Also the brown bruise shown on the young fruit is caused by sunburn, something rare on a GEM as they set their fruit inside the canopy for the most part..

  • @katokhaelan4881
    @katokhaelan4881 Před 8 lety +3

    Man, that looks amazing. Great video

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  Před 8 lety +1

      +Kato Khaelan Thank you, nice to know you liked it :) Keep growing!!

  • @corenecipolletti2238
    @corenecipolletti2238 Před 7 lety

    As usual, a great video, thanks for posting!!!

  • @circle4922
    @circle4922 Před 6 lety +1

    Hi,
    Thanks for the excellent video - I learned some stuff about avacados that I didn't know, too.
    I'd like to grow one indoor. Not in a dimly lit corner or by a window sill. I'm talking about a proper indoor garden with proper grow lighting and temperature/humidity controlls.
    Is there any way you could provide some tips on doing this? Thanks very much.

  • @nereidapr1
    @nereidapr1 Před 7 lety +12

    I have 3 1- is in my back yard. it's 4 years old. Since 3 years old it started to give fruits but last summer it gave so much that I had to give then to everybody that I could find. This one is very sweat. I took one of the seeds and grow another one.The third one was a different type of avocado that a friend gave me to see if I like it so I could plant the seeds and I loved it because this one is buttery. In July they will be 1 years old but they are pretty big. I keep cutting them so they can through side shoot. I grow them in compost and from one seed, they gave 2 plants. I'm wondering can I grow them in pots and will they give fruits?

  • @juvysmith5007
    @juvysmith5007 Před 7 lety +3

    Thank you for sharing for explaning nicely..

  • @AddLoveTM126
    @AddLoveTM126 Před 5 lety

    EXCELLENT Video! Thank You. EVERYTHING I've needed to know, to grow My Favorite, AVOCADOS!👐😄❤👑

  • @khimmashrangi1871
    @khimmashrangi1871 Před 3 lety +1

    woah I really like how you told us almost everything about your avocado tree

  • @thelordscity
    @thelordscity Před 8 lety +4

    Great video, Thank you so much!

  • @farishussain6707
    @farishussain6707 Před 6 lety +5

    Hi California Gardening,
    I live in California, but I am unable to find a GEM avocado tree for sale anywhere. After watching this video I really want to have this tree a part of my garden. Can you please tell me how can I get my hands on one of those trees. Thanks

  • @rsj2027
    @rsj2027 Před rokem +1

    Thank you 😊 for your time and growing tips for Gem 🥑 Avocado

  • @mackmuddyboot4563
    @mackmuddyboot4563 Před 4 lety +1

    0:03 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂🤣🤣HELLDY....LOL BUT GREAT VID I DID LEAR ALOT FROM YOU AND YOU HELP ME MAKE UP MY MIND TO GROW... KEEP IT UP

  • @alejandrosperanza9786
    @alejandrosperanza9786 Před 6 lety +4

    Hi CG! I live in LA and would love to get a dwarf Gem like yours, where would you recommend ? links?
    thanks!!

  • @deeznutz0341
    @deeznutz0341 Před 8 lety +7

    excellent video. I'm jealous of your plant

  • @dnakase
    @dnakase Před 7 lety +1

    Tried growing a Fuerte as I have not found any of the GEM variety at the big box home improvement stores. This last winter and spring was a one two punch of freezing temperatures then weeks of 100 + weather. I live in Menifee, CA south of Riverside. Planted in early spring and by summer my poor tree was burnt to a crisp.
    I'm thinking of growing in a container this time around as the last time I planted in the sunniest part of the yard. Figure I can move the container to avoid both freezes (we are at around 1,400 ft elevation) and extreme heat events.
    Any advice on the Fuerte variety or my location in general?

  • @vegasjill21
    @vegasjill21 Před 7 lety

    Thank you so much for all the great info on avocados and growing your own. I would LOVE to have a fruit bearing avocado tree in my yard but I'm living in Portland, OR and it's a little too rainy and cold for that. . In fact, this climate is not good for *ME* either!!!!! lol I'll just have to stick to the ginger, turmeric and garlic which I hope to get started from your helpful tips this month!! So your help is much appreciated by me! :D

  • @mchien3141
    @mchien3141 Před 8 lety +4

    Love your video, I want to steal ur avocado trees hehehe

  • @cocofx85
    @cocofx85 Před 6 lety +4

    Thanks for the video. That seed looks about the same size as all Hass Avocados I've eaten. Same amount of space between outter skin and seed. From what it looks like on video. I do want to try those. Ill have to find a place that carries them.

  • @francisjo3
    @francisjo3 Před 4 lety +1

    Superb video! Instantly subscribed.

  • @mikepikirai2162
    @mikepikirai2162 Před 7 lety +2

    Thank you for the presentations and advice

  • @hdezmelissa
    @hdezmelissa Před 7 lety +7

    Question! After harvesting all the avocadoes and at the end of winter, what do you do to the plant to make it grow avocadoes again? Do you cut the branches? Advice would be great! Thank you!

  • @DStrayCat69
    @DStrayCat69 Před 8 lety +9

    Excellent video :-) Probably, the best I've seen on the subject :-) Thanks for making it :-)

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  Před 8 lety

      +DStray Cat Thank you for the feedback, nice to know you liked this video!

    • @KINGMADDROX
      @KINGMADDROX Před 8 lety

      +California Gardening bro if the seed takes 15 years to produce then how do the people that sell the parent do wait 15 years

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  Před 8 lety +2

      +josh rojas Good question! The people that sell trees use a rootstock (base tree) and then use a graft (which is a branch or bud from a mature tree) which then produces fruit. A lot of nurseries grow root stocks just for this purpose. They are not the real fruit tree but in the same family. Another example is that orange trees and lime trees are grafted on to citron (a citrus base plant) rootstock. A lime seed takes several years but the grafted tree bears fruits immediately. That is why in nurseries/garden stores you see small plants in pots but still bearing fruit. Hope that explains it!

    • @KINGMADDROX
      @KINGMADDROX Před 8 lety +1

      California Gardening thanks thats crazy how nature is so diverse . and all providing

    • @shanghaimuts
      @shanghaimuts Před 8 lety

      +California Gardening That makes a whole of sense. Thank you for that. I have a double peach that has now died unfortunately. I've checked the two separate stems and it's dry right through. I'm thinking of cutting it way back to the rootstock and rather than getting rid of the whole tree, I will graft one of our favourites here, a Golden Queen on to this rootstock. I know the rootstock isn't dead as it has lots of shoots coming growing from it.

  • @telemachus53
    @telemachus53 Před 7 lety

    Great vid! Thank you! How can I know which variety of avocado I'm growing? I have 3 which I started in a glass of water and transferred then to a pot a month ago. They're doing great but I'm not sure how they'll turn out. The leaves look a lot darker than the gem variety.

  • @Creativecurvescalligraphy3

    I must say ... your channel is good and something different ...u completely guide everytime 😍😍😍😍😍

  • @kristyniederkorn1105
    @kristyniederkorn1105 Před 7 lety +3

    When the Avocado tree drops its leaves......leave them at the base of the tree and do not move or rake them away. The Avocado tree has many, many sub surface roots which depend on those fallen leaves for shade and moisture. Our property has 5 large Hass avocado trees and thrive due to leaving those leaves around its bases (trunk). You may, also, spray paint (water based white paint) your trees (and its trunk) to reflect the sun rays which harm the green limbs of your Avocado trees which should stay green and NOT turn brown from too much sun exposure. Nice video!

  • @yochanatav4884
    @yochanatav4884 Před 5 lety +5

    I enjoyed watching your video. I'm growing fruit trees in the backyard including avocado. I've learned something new from this video.

  • @rufusdias
    @rufusdias Před 8 lety +2

    I really enjoyed the presentation. gave a lot of good info

  • @Freeagent-4-life
    @Freeagent-4-life Před 7 lety +1

    Great Video mate.

  • @gkarpagam
    @gkarpagam Před 6 lety +5

    Can you do a follow up video on how your avocado is doing after 3 years ?

  • @gardenertimelapse2877
    @gardenertimelapse2877 Před 7 lety +7

    Your avocado looks great :) Greetings from Poland!

  • @BuurmanHans
    @BuurmanHans Před 5 lety +2

    Can I grow my own tree? I live in the Netherlands and i dont know if the weather is good enough to get some fruits. Thx for replying?

  • @sandravaldez995
    @sandravaldez995 Před 4 lety +1

    Thank you for video.
    Have u noticed that when u buy them at the store they gave dark bruise spots on inside. When picked from tree & ripened in my home they are beautiful & green.

  • @KingParisBuckingham
    @KingParisBuckingham Před 5 lety +3

    My favorite fruit.where can you buy grafted trees, which state?

  • @mastersan7798
    @mastersan7798 Před 8 lety +7

    GREAT VID. IT WOULD BE GREAT IF YOU SOLD YOUR BRANCHES FOR PEOPLE TO CRAFT. HAVE THAT IN MIND..KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!

  • @thatarmyveteranguy2490
    @thatarmyveteranguy2490 Před 7 lety +1

    I just recently planted a Haas and Brogden avocado tree I purchased from Lowe's in my backyard. I planted them somewhat close because one is an A tree and the other is a B tree. Let's hope they make it.

  • @alyssastropicalfruittrees5754

    Thanks for sharing your experience 👍
    We love Avocado fruit😊
    And we have 20 + of Avocado trees at our backyard 😊
    You got amazing healthy trees look 👍

  • @oliq220
    @oliq220 Před 8 lety +8

    I urgently need to buy a gem avocado. Please let me know where I can buy one. Also could it be grown in a container?
    I love all your videos. Thank you very much.

  • @rfrf4351
    @rfrf4351 Před 5 lety +3

    soo fresh protein!

  • @charlesdavis6535
    @charlesdavis6535 Před 2 lety

    I am growing a mexicola grande in eureka, ca and it loves it here! It even grows in the winter months. It flowered this season but no fruit. The literature says that next season it will produce small fruit that will drop and will produce fruit the following season.

  • @golinsky2008
    @golinsky2008 Před 9 lety +2

    I always though Haas was the avocado of choice. Thanks for explaining the types, I am now looking to grow the dwarf tree. I am always looking to optimize the real estate I have. So a dwarf variety makes sense. Thank you very much for this information

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  Před 9 lety

      golinsky2008 That is right, most people know Haas but that isa commercial variety and grows into a large tree. For small yards and space constraints, dwarf trees are a better choice.

  • @jdarn8616
    @jdarn8616 Před 7 lety +3

    Hi, I live in Central California. Where can I buy this avocado tree?

  • @SuperModerngranny
    @SuperModerngranny Před 7 lety

    Thank you very much for the comprehensive video on the Gem avocado. It's very informative. Can you make a separate video on Sheppard avocado, please?... Or, suggest a few good links? I have a young seedling (about 10 inches tall) grown from seed for about 3 months now. I couldn't find any instructions with regard to caring for this young plant; is it self-pollinating? I know it will take many years before fruiting, but that's not my goal. I want an ornamental bonsai-like avocado tree. It so happened that I bought the fruit, ate it, and then decided to plant it. Thank you very much in advance.

  • @rubygrace9256
    @rubygrace9256 Před 7 lety +1

    thank you so much for showing how to grow avocado plants. I have tried for years and could not grow it. thanks again!! thumbs up.

  • @PardeepVediSahibAquaponics

    Thank you for your excellent videos. Can you please provide a link as to where I may be able to buy the Gem Avocado - I am in Central FL - willing to pay reasonable shipping form CA if that is the only State that they are available.

    • @salvadordominguez5925
      @salvadordominguez5925 Před 5 lety

      GEM trees are only grown at Brokaw Nursery in Ventura Ca. I don't know the regulations for shipping them out of state as there is concern about transmission of pest.

  • @plssmd3360
    @plssmd3360 Před 7 lety +10

    Do you allow people to see your vegetable garden? we would like to meet you whenever we're in your area someday.

  • @eduardoconejo3583
    @eduardoconejo3583 Před 8 lety +2

    im planning to growing lots of avocado trees down in mexico. dang, also i didnt know its a fruit. great video dude.

  • @sfbluestar
    @sfbluestar Před 7 lety

    That avocado fruit looked nice!! yummy! GEM variety is it for me.

  • @SubtropicalFruitGarden
    @SubtropicalFruitGarden Před 6 lety +4

    I planted my avocado trees last month: Reed and Lamb Hass.

    • @tellwel3767
      @tellwel3767 Před 4 lety

      Hi, update please. How was your avo- journey?

  • @ramonasammet5406
    @ramonasammet5406 Před 8 lety +3

    California Gardening I live in Fl. 6 months out of the year. Sept. to April. I planted a seed almost four years ago and now I have blooms fro the last two weeks . Its not grafted. Just very well watered and feed. I know it wont be the same kind but will they be any good to eat? It was a large green avocado.

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  Před 8 lety

      +RAMONA SAMMET You got lucky with the plant giving you avocado so I would say just enjoy it!

    • @tchiang3491
      @tchiang3491 Před 7 lety

      I live in the Bay Area and planted one from pit eight years ago. I still got nothing today.

    • @manuelabreu5872
      @manuelabreu5872 Před 6 lety

      RAMONA SAMMET m

    • @manuelabreu5872
      @manuelabreu5872 Před 6 lety

      California Gardeningleav

  • @AvocatDude
    @AvocatDude Před 3 lety

    I just planted my Gem avocado tree from Brokaw nursery on Dusa rootstock. I have four other trees a Reed, a Lamb Hass, and a Sir Prize as well as a multi grafted tree which includes; fuerte, Mexicola and Hass.
    We like to eat avocados directly with a spoon shaking a little salt on it, also really enjoy avocados on sandwiches and in salads.

    • @mannygi1977
      @mannygi1977 Před 2 lety

      Which is your favorite avocado? Im looking for a Dwarf variety

  • @lyrehc77
    @lyrehc77 Před 9 lety +1

    CG - did you read the item where it says Gem is the great grand-daughter of the Haas? This is going to be my avocado tree! Thanks a bunch.

  • @mpatrick743
    @mpatrick743 Před 8 lety +9

    Please tell us where you purchased your Gem avocado tree! TY, and love the video!

    • @isay9830
      @isay9830 Před 5 lety +1

      M Patrick : Dit you find out where we can purchase gem avocado tree?

  • @koreath
    @koreath Před 8 lety +57

    You really do know how to produce a great quality video.

    • @CaliforniaGardening
      @CaliforniaGardening  Před 8 lety +3

      +Austin Paz Thank you, appreciate your feedback!

    • @mariadasilva7571
      @mariadasilva7571 Před 8 lety

      +California Gardening please can u tell me how do I graft mine ? Thank u

    • @armyguy8022
      @armyguy8022 Před 8 lety

      +California Gardening What type of avocado is best to grow in a colder climate? Thank you for for Time

    • @razvanyke
      @razvanyke Před 7 lety +1

      DId we watched the same video ?

    • @koreath
      @koreath Před 7 lety +20

      No , but we did watch the same video.

  • @patriciagallego3371
    @patriciagallego3371 Před 4 lety +1

    Hey thank you for this video👏🏼😄 so was just wondering if we mound should we cut out the grass and have a flat surface of our clay soil then put the good soil for this tree or should we just put the soil on the grass for this tree since we have clay soil? Thank you!

  • @kay-cz5hs
    @kay-cz5hs Před 7 lety +2

    Very informative! Thanks!