Mid-Season Mangos Are Here. My Yard of Fruit Trees update July 2024
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- We are in the middle of mango season and I will show you what mid-season mangos are on my trees. Many other summer fruits are also in season now. Check out this update. I plan to show an update of my trees each month this summer.
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What an amazing bounty!
I am 62, & am just learning about plants... have some 2nd year green onions, & other things grown from seed. & they keep growing...
Awesome tour! Looking forward too a video of your Top 10 🥭's and avocado 🥑 's !
Just saw a video on succession planting for cucumbers for greater yields in the year. Paul fearlessly does succession planting of entire trees across multiple years to maximize yields.
So, with all this fruit in your yard, do you sell or freeze them? If you freeze them, can you make a video about the effects of freezing? Thank you for sharing your wonderful videos. It really makes me wish we would have retired in Florida.
Yes I freeze them. See the video I did with Gary Zill a few days ago we spoke abut freezing mangos
Nice garden, nice fruits. I learn lots from you. Its a good thing you removed so much of the plastic in your garden, it no longer looks like a junk yard
Mango fest 2024 was excellent as a mango fan. The rain didn’t bother us at all, in fact it helped keep the the temperature cooler. Also I was in your tasting group, you did great as the MC, sweat tart was indeed everyone’s favorite, I have the top 3 if you want it. Trees are looking great thanks for the video!
Thank you! It was a lot of fun. Yes what was the top 3
@@FruitfulTreesThis is from our notes, 1. Sweat tart 2. Cac 3. Kesar 4. Dot 5. White piri. We also tasted Pickering, Angie and Maha Chanook. Some of these did not live up to their reputation because I think they were cut the night before and put in zip locks, and refrigerated, which of course is necessary to serve that many people. Many became a little mushy and lost some of their amazing taste. For example, I know Angie and Pickering are excellent, but they were definitely not at their best that day. Either way it was so awesome to taste all of those mangos. No complaints from me. Your best advice was to not add or remove any mangos from our favorite list because of one tasting, very true!!!
Wow…just amazing. Wish to taste all the fruits.
Great job on your assortments of fruit trees Paul. 💯
Paul, I remember you mentioning in other videos that this year is not a great year for mangoes in general. What precautions did you take to make sure your backyard had awesome production? Please share your tips and things to take care for newbies like me. Thank you
This year seems to have been a bad year from everyone except east palm beach county. The closer you are to the water I think the better chance you will have. I will share as many tips as I can in future videos but my heart is to teach everyone what I've been learning so we can all grow well together
The mango with no water will do well. Maybe just some support species around the base and/or some mulch.
Awesome!!!!
Lovely fruit forest !!!❤
Great variety 👍
I’m starting mangos from seed I hope they eventually pop fruits
You'll have to wait 5 to 10 yrs before a "seedling"gives you fruit. A suggestion is to either buy at least one grafted tree from a reputable nursery and/or watch some grafting videos. Truly Tropical has excellent CZcams grafting videos.
I have mango trees but I doubt they’ll survive here in Zone 9
I have a plan to heat the entire backyard during the winter, and I believe it will work. I can’t wait until I get it all done.
you could grow them in pots and bring them in when it gets cold.
I’d love to see what you do. I’m on the edge of 9b and 10a. It’s just a matter of time before a hard freeze comes through.
@@CW-jc4zbHow has Lemon Zest worked out for you if you tried it at all?
Have you ever thought about dechlorinating your water. I have a large 50 gallon barrel/ 220 L and try to keep it full. I water by hand. Which allows me to customize my water soluble fertilizer regiment per plant, easily.
I know the water in my house is dirty and we have "boil bans" often. If you leave a cup of water on the sink and you wake up in the morning there is a chlorine ring in the cup.
‘I don’t want snacks’ yet you have how many new finger lime trees? Those were a big novelty fad in Southern California that died out about 5 years ago. Hard to think of a practical use for them.
Citrus doesn't grow here well but the finger limes will and I want some lemons so I will try them instead
Please make a video of your top producing mango trees.
I did a few weeks ago and I will again at the end of the season.
Question: Paul, have you given thought to freeze drying your fruit?I would be interested in any information you gain.
Luke 12:16-21
My friend chris does that and it is good to preserve but I don't think it is healthy to dry fruit. Freeze drying is sure better than dehydrating
What are other late season 🥭 you'd recommend, other than Honey kiss?
Looking to add mid-August variety, productivity is my #1
m-4, little gem, cotton candy
what kind of fertilizer npk u use and what kind of soil mix u use? thanks
I don't use either
Will you sell a few cheena seeds? Would love you chance it in Orange City.
I don't ship the seeds but if someone was local i'd say come and get them. Is there a local nursery near you that sells fruit trees? If yes it's always safter to get a grafted tree
What is the variety of persimmon called? I bought a fuyu but I’m not sure if that will fruit in 10b
it won't do well in 10B, what I got does well here. I have 2 kind, south florida is one and the other is Thiumpt
Does sweetart have good shipping/shelf life traits. The production is impression, could be a good commercial variety if you could ship it.
I don't remember if it did or didn't but I'll know soon with all I got and I'll talk about it .
I have two mango trees in my moms house that I care for now, I’m looking for someone to Air Layer them so we can have them to move to are future new home. One of the trees gives us huge mangos 4 to 5 pounds the tree is huge. I live by the coast in the Tampa area do you know of anyone I can call?
If you had the space for 5 mango trees and wanted to have the widest variety and fruits throughout the season. What varieties would you recommend?? In the tampa bay area for reference.
Good question. I'll be heading to Tampa this month to interview some people so I will ask them that question if I remember
@FruitfulTrees that's awesome! Excited to see some tours from this area. My wife and I are starting to plan out our little grocery yard.
Paul, how close do you plant your mango trees?
too close but the best distance I think would be 16 feet
@@FruitfulTrees thank you, Paul!
My watermelon is growing out of control. Do you cut the offshoots or remove some of the fruit or just let it run wild? It’s my first time growing watermelon. I hear if you let it run wild the fruit become very small.
we will see, let me know. I've grown it before wild and it did well but we will see
I grew 40 acres of watermelon for decades in Florida, never cut a vine, never pruned the fruit off-- please don't do that. I consistently had 25 to 33 lb fruit. Bring in the pollinators with lots of wildflowers and stay out of the vines when they're wet.
@@rough1sm I’ll let them run and see how they do. Thanks
Hi brother
We are group of 15 retired senior citizens , Mango trees entusiasts
But we have no idea ,what to use to fertilize young Mango tree.
Please HELP 🙏🙏🙏
Once they are in the ground they really do not need much fertilizer here in South Florida but if you want to check with Alex at Tropical Acres Farms and see what he suggest
How do you stop the pecky squrrels wasting and damaging the mangoes
Thankfully I don't have any here
Do yourself a squirrelinator!!! I did and no more squirrels on my property and safe fruits!!! 😁