Epic Gardening: I grew my favorite movie theater candy…

22 Comments

1. OSMusicMaker 7 months ago

   Wow! Such a pretty plant!

2. Bridgett 7 months ago

   What Zones do they thrive?

3. Jojo Flake 7 months ago

   oh wow I never knew what the fruits name was.
   😂
   I just plucked off a couple fruits from someones tree

   and ran off to eat them not knowing what they are 😂😂

4. Dan B 7 months ago

   YEAAAAAHHHHH

5. MJ 7 months ago

   I never knew…😮

6. sjenkins91812 7 months ago

   I never knew the candy was based on an actual fruit! They sound amazing! Why is this not a jelly option at my local market?

7. Kenneth Luther 7 months ago

   We're can I get seeds

8. Mckelly Opoku Asiedu 7 months ago

   How do we get seeds???

9. Rico 7 months ago

   Cool they sound delicious I gotta get one in my food forest

10. Beth B 7 months ago

    I noticed yours are being grown in a container, are you doing that because they would grow too large in ground? How tall do they get?

11. Acorn Land Labs 7 months ago

    Ah man now I want some

12. Alice Maggio 7 months ago

    We are absolutely getting these in our garden area. Thanks for the info.

13. KathyNJ 7 months ago

    This is really interesting!! Thank you for posting this!

14. Jogrypto 7 months ago

    they are meh for me, 4 out of 10
    apple is much much better

15. 11I1I11I 7 months ago

    Jujube fruits are the opposite of candy. They taste almost like nothing even when brown.

16. Vincenzo 7 months ago

    Lovely !! What growing conditions/climate do they need !?

17. Xiao Shan 7 months ago

    My granny would force give us medicine made with jujubes. Every time I see, smell, or taste it….all I taste is disgusting medicine.

    P.s. the medicine did help but the taste was HORRIBLE!!!!

18. jacques farmer 7 months ago

    Can you grow those in zone 7a

19. Michael Frost 7 months ago

    Interesting. Thank You for Sharing ❤👍🏼

20. OG Phantom 7 months ago

    How long it take tho bro from seed to seed

21. May Mi 7 months ago

    红枣

22. Colby 7 months ago

    Theyre in the same family as roses, rosacea