John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to a friends place in South Florida to learn more about what is growing at his friends condo. John believes even if you live in a small space such as an apartment or condo you can grow some of your own food. In this episode you will learn about some tropical fruit trees and edible shrubs that are useful to grow in South Florida.
Edible Gardening
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Looks good, I like the trellis on the fence he has.
@franzb69 LAngka
John, you can tell a lot about a persons personality by their garden, it is a reflection of their inner self. John, whoever the person is who owns this garden has deep seated psychotic tendencies and suffers from low intelligence. Take care, Ronnie
@franzb69 hindi ba langka?
Thank you for this interesting episode.
@lilililililililiilii I understand that you don't "get it" this is an inside joke between me and John. Unfortunately growing marijuana, which has the most beneficial seed of all seeds on earth for humans, is illegal. If it were legal, I would be growing as much as I could. Marijuana is one of the most beneficial and useful plants on our Earth (look it up) and that does not include smoking it, which is not so beneficial.
@MAJAsins my bad. you guys are right it's langka
Good to see guys like John inspiring those who don't want to depend on the industrial industry for food but rather enjoy what mother nature bares for us. Love gardening just wish i had more space 🙂
Wow! I want to move to Florida to grow a lot of tropical fruit trees….
sweet vid
i've got a friend who bought a house with two pear trees on it, they weren't putting out fruit, but every year he kept feeding them with compost, a few years later, BOOM tons of fruit
Spell catook or sorupus please. I'm trying to google it. thanks
katuk
You can contact my friend thru his youtube channel thedurianking
jackfruit is so tasty. it is worth the wait.
in southern california, jackfruit is not available at our mexican grocers. it is available at our asian markets.
Hey John, I'm moving to Southwest Florida and I was wondering what kind of fruit will yield year-round down there? 🙂
Jack fruit is soooo good!!!
I live in Malaysia, we have plenty of Katuk here, locally called sayur manis, normally boiled in soup. Taste sweet~
Get a Katuk here in Malaysia, it grows everywhere, anywhere!
Star fruit helps people who suffered acne problems, it's taste good with salt.
My dad has a friend who owns a Jack fruit and durian tree's forest, it's so big, that you might get lost in it. The jack fruit there can grow to the size of an average 3 years old toddler.
Mmmmm num num num. especially the jackfruit!
Hi John I have space in my backyard that gets some sunlight I want to put a Hardy edible evergreen shrub that 4ft tall max I live in north Vancouver produces lots of fruits or vegatebles
can you grow Jack fruit in Texas south Texas?
Audio much better! Perfect! Still excited but not yelling! Lol
Jack fruit most definitely does NOT taste like juicy fruit. Was disappointed, however it is very tasty
All of Florida has 3 seasons!
Hi new sub.👍🏻
I want to grow Jack Fruit and buy some.
I live in Osceola County, Florida
Pls reply
Theres a a church in my town that has a jackfruit tree and I got a couple little ones and harvested the seeds, I'm germinating some to grow inside during this winter and put the rest in the freezer.