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Definitely is good for burning. 🌱💯

The pods you can make soap 🧼

@@BlakesNaturelife thanks man!!

Usually, the first one you plant is not gonna be as big when it flowers but the next ones will become larger. To help with that, you just give it tons of mulch, compost around the base of it. Anything you can think of to help lower the pH like Pinebark. Any yard waste is perfect even grass clippings and leaves. At least wait about three months before they start turning yellow, should be fat enough to cook with.

I was mind blown can pull the branches sideways to induce early flowering. Feeding it well helps by getting the tree to grow fast. Not to worry it can take a few months.

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Thanks buddy how was the visit?

@@BlakesNaturelife Was good. Patrick is a great guy. Lots of hard work. We had a few drinks of Mutiny Vodka made from the Breadfruit.

I’m excited for you, bro. That is the best vodka I’ve ever had. I’d like to meet you soon as well. I wanted to buy some grafted cacao trees.

Give me heads up next time your in town. We will figure it out.

Put together a frame at least a few inches above every branch. Christmas lights non-LED and also on the really cold nights you can put a little heater under it. Put it on the southside of home. Or make you a solar greenhouse that you can cover in the winter. It’s actually easy to do just gotta keep it alive through them a few nights, depending on where you live at. It is possible.

Put frost cloth all around the frame it will block the wind and keep the heat in

This location is in Tallahassee fl. In the low 20s or 15 degrees just depends on the year. Need to keep it above freezing.

It’s nothing to worry about sometimes bugs try to poke it. Just watch out for the papaya fly. If you are in a warmer climate

Thank you! With fruit trees, much to learn. Glad to have you follow the channel.

Since that video I’ve been growing some out. I would always recommend trying to keep it above 27° or at least 30. Some varieties that are grafted called Suebelle can handle about 24. Also gotta think about windchills. I would recommend having a structure that would be wind blocking And something to cover the top of it and you can always pull it back off when spring or when that cold front is gone. Just as a back up so you never get damage to the tree. I’ve been growing one from seed coming on five years in the ground. I was able to keep it alive with water when the temps were under 15°.

Thank you for the information @@BlakesNaturelife

Hope you’re doing well. Thank you for your comment.

Somebody gotta have one growing. It’s worth growing. Look on the Internet, some good nurseries in California

@@BlakesNaturelifelogeee’s nursery have them for sale

Hey Michael, pushing new ones out this year. I’ll try to get a video of him talking about palms

It has a thicker skin very soft inside. Reminds me of cotton candy and butter popcorn flavors

I know you’ve got this, that’s awesome. Do you have a pit Greenhouse? I ended up starting to grow in Greenhouses and lay it down.

@@BlakesNaturelife yes.. a walipini.. unfortunately due to the haevy rain which only happens every 15 years, im in a crappy situation (water table got too high) soo its ultra bad now.. so im taking out the water every 4-5 hours until it goes back to normal haha ..but other than that papaya its very much doable with the set up i have I think how is it going for you this year? do you plan to overwinter the papayas like you show in the video, or do you have papayas in the greenhouse now? Do you have videos of it how it looks currently?

You’ve got a good eye on these!!! That definitely was a bunya pine! I do love the silky oak trees beautiful flowers. Sounds like you have a large collection growing. Thanks for stopping bye 🪴🌱

The Eggfruits is one of my favorite top fruits, I love. I can’t get enough of them. That is interesting , I’m with you I love ripe black sapote. Next time you try some, pour some coffee in the fruit and mix it. It taste delicious.

If you go on my Instagram Blakesnaturelife, there’s a picture of a large tree growing. I might have some seeds to spare

I’m near Tallahassee fl zone 8B 9A

What about you

This is over near Tallahassee Florida John was tell me about his grandpa would grow the figs up as they were still slender easy to pull down. He would lay it on the ground and put pine straw all over it. When spring would come it would make new shoot have fruit in it. He would cut it back or repeat the process. Most of figs are tip fruiting meaning fruits on new growth. Trying to grow them on the south side of the house or in greenhouses might help.

I’m in zone 8B to 9A some winters are colder than other years. That’s impressive. I saw one of your videos with your papaya in the pot. That’s the way to do it in super cold environments. You should look into finding a Dwarf type they will produce earlier in the container. I agree with you is tougher than people think. I started growing mine in the greenhouse, I lay them close to the ground.

@@BlakesNaturelife Blessings 🙏🇺🇲

As long as it’s related to it, you can.

Also, through suckers that come from the rookstock, you can use them to. If you separate them, it just takes a few years for them to make a good root system.