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I'm not 100% sure but we usually discourage any kind of addition to the natural soil. I think your best bet would be to go to a local nursery and ask them about the conditions at your place. You are right, the conditions where I am are very different.

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I started eating jackfruit this year and it's delicious but this particular variety the Cheena is out of this world. Do you happen to know the variety of your tree?

@@SleepyLizard I planted a Cheena Jackfruit tree after watching Pauls video about it and its only one year old. The one that have fruits on is a seedlings from an orange crush variety. I hope I do get something delicious. But I have a Cheena in case Im not lucky with the one I have.

@@SleepyLizard Hey Tom btw I will be at the Mango Festival in June 30. Looking forward to neet you and the rest of you.

oh my god...the Cheena! and I won't be at the mango festival this year, sorry about that.

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excellent point. I've got a lot of vids on the channel that show the process of going from seed all the way to fruit. this vid is about one specific step.

you are right.

How you doing?

All but one succeeded and they are all in good homes. Do you grow avocado?

thank you, I will pass on your kind words

thank you

you are welcome

1 or 0 but no more than 1.

@@SleepyLizard much appreciated

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I agree. I plant them right in soil too. This vid is for people who prefer to germinate.

I hope it works out 😱

I appreciate your comments. thank you

huge apricot scent yes.

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you just made my day, thanks!

would love to have you stop by.

I plant right to soil but some people prefer to germinate first.

yes, this is why I try to grow as much of my own food as possible

@@SleepyLizard I wish I had some garden here. You are lucky and God bless you for your smart way of living

I love mamey Americana...the smell!

harvest what you can

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it was labeled as "Tommy" at the fruit stand but I knew it wasn't a Tommy so I thought maybe a surprise delicious mango might have got mixed in...no such luck

you can but you don't have to

@@geriannroth449 that’s what I’m saying

you can but you don't have to. I don't and I'm a commercial mango farmer. I just plant them directly like this in soil. but I have thousands of seeds. there's lot's of different methodologies.

there's lots of different ways to do it this is the simple way

@SleepyLizard ok thanks. Work Smart not Hard! Those outer shells aren't the easiest things to crack open either. We can't get Spagnum moss that easily here in Barbados though, so we normally germinate them in normal building sand. However, it's safer to crack open the seeds since there's a particular bettle that burrowes into the seed & eats the seed kernel, luckily though they leave a very tiny black hole on the outer shell.

I do same

Plant directly in soil.

somebody sounds a little like a gatekeeper. 👀

@@SleepyLizard somebody sounds like they’re wasting peoples times with false titles

Yep. You're a gatekeeper. How many Facebook groups do you moderate?

@@SleepyLizard please just share the link and stop being an idiot

@@SleepyLizard why are you being a troll?

I do not. sorry about that.

wow, what a compliment.

I was told they were Cinnamon. But I know these things have a lot of colloquialisms

@@SleepyLizard whatever the case they make great eggs and meat. Enjoy Tom!

I'll have Valencia Pride in two weeks but no variety, just Valencia. This year was a terrible year for mango in south Florida. Many varieties did not produce fruit.

I'll have Valencia Pride in two weeks but no variety, just Valencia. This year was a terrible year for mango in south Florida. Many varieties did not produce fruit.

@@SleepyLizard oh I'm sorry that's sad.😢 Thanks for replying back so fast! I will watch for the Valencia and order them! Also I will be ordering some avocados! Thank you so much! Love them!

@@healthchic7 yes it's a bummer but on the other hand we had the best crop ever last season...that's how farming is. thank you for your understanding.

I'm able to ship avocado, mamey, and monstera deliciosa to CA. As for mangos and lychees I don't know why the government of California hates Florida so much 😝. I'm bound by the state of California's list of prohibited fruit from Florida and for now they say no mango nor lychee 😢 it's an evolving list so I'm hoping mangos will be allowed some day.

@@SleepyLizard we love Fl we dont like the gov lol 😆 at the end of the day we all are americans anyways we should love to do business with u all :) if its legal 😆 maybe something will change :) brother states are like that :)

sometimes I feel that way about mangos, like a work of art.

I look at Cartoons way too much lol 😆 freaking make everything look amazing in life lol 😆 you grow some if not some of the best products Ive ever seen lets see you expand in all areas :) thanks for sharing your craft

This vid tells you what we do: ua-cam.com/video/Sa7xbWpoL5E/v-deo.htmlsi=E1V3VvhKjGnGxnlv

@@SleepyLizard thank you Sir 🙏 😊

Hass is flowering type A. All avocados are capable of self pollination but they're not very good at it. This vid explains in detail: ua-cam.com/video/Sgm-7wHT8K0/v-deo.htmlsi=8naIkX5F05QQGTZl

thank you

yum!

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how much space do they need?

glad I could help out.

now that summer is here the quality should be better.

I don't read that alphabet sorry about that.

hello from Florida!