I live 30 miles north of Orlando, and we have mangos, lemons, limes, bananas, pineapples, peppers (of all types), corn---you name it. Yes, they DO grow up here !!!
@@FruitfulTreesI worked for a Nutritionist who took that many supplements a day. When I asked him why so many he said it's because he knows too much. I believe him.
It’s interesting hearing different perspectives. Thank you for letting him explain his thoughts Paul. I keep the trees small but if you have the property letting them grow full size is awesome as well if you want to deal with picking the fruit.
What an inspiration 91! I like his old school wisdom, such as, if a tree is supposed to be 50 feet, let it be 50 feet. The ground is covered with ornamental peanut (yellow flower), a nitrogen fixer.
I like this man's attitude and this is how I'd like to retire - a balanced routine of fruit tree cultivation and maintenance. Doesn't seem so demanding - money grows on trees, but it aint self-harvesting. The rest will likely be permaculture ...the older you get, the more dangerous the processed food becomes.
I have a small lot so I prune my mango trees. I’m able to have more variety. I don’t get as much fruit, somewhere around 25 edible mangos per tree but I have a nice variety otherwise I would only have 3 big mango trees instead of 13
Wow. What a blessing. John looks amazing for his age. I think it’s because he is staying very active with with his passion. Paul keep the Central Florida Videos coming. My source for Mango List is getting bigger and bigger. Try to make your way to Merritt Island like Ensey Tropical Fruit. They too have a great Mango farm. They have older varieties but the mangos are great. Try their Tyler Mango and you will see what I mean. Again thank you for what you do for the Mango Community and safe travels.
What an inspiration, god bless him, at 91 he can run circles around some of the youth of today, climbing trees at 89 with a ladder! We love his comments to the hip doctor. Could you follow up on his trees he planted in West Palm, Paul? Were curious to see if they were left standing. Shout out to Josh, we have some of his giant Brazilian yellow passion fruits and they are doing good here in southwest Florida.
I like to watch your videos, they are very informative. I would like to offer some suggestions for you. Would you please make your camera little bit steadier, so your content will be more enjoyable. Another one, please show close fruits abd plants when someone talk about them.
hey hey hold on is that Cody from Cody Cove? Okay now im wondering if their on the same lakes edge or what the deal is. I do believe i remember the shipping address from CC was down in that neck of the woods so that would make sense.
I might like to buy the land if I had the money, I'm in Oklahoma and you can't grow citrus or mangoes or anything tropical in the ground here. That's really sort of amazing he is able to do all that at his age. I had a neighbor across the alley who was still mowing her own lawn at 94. Did you say the video you did of his neighbor was Cody Cove Farm? Thanks man
Hello. What is cut off area above where tropical trees won’t survive. I am planning to buy some land to grow tropical fruit trees such as mangoes and lack fruit. Trying to find a land that I can afford
Wonderful info...I would love more detailed info on the "injection" process Overall a wonderful man of 91 years old I want to live as long as he does and be so healthy. Beautiful video ...we appreciate you Paul👍👍
Hey Paul, Shalom man, i got an interesting picture of a graphic that shows answers that could help with knowing what are truly the best planting distances with an experiment in spain with thousands of olives in a hectare and modifications on their numbers and how did they behave so definitely at least something to look and think for yourself what would work in your situation but i need an email or whatsapp to send you this since the yt platform doesnt allow for pictures, do you want it?
