Sabara and Grimal Jaboticaba Trees 

Full sun from about 9:30am until 4:00pm in mid-summer.

The pH of the soil around my home is about 7.2. Although I had put some sulfur around this tree and chelated iron (as I mentioned on Cloudforest around 2011), not until I used a commercial product called PhotoGreen-S did I get growth from my tree.

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My jaboticaba mostly gets fertilized with my chestnut orchard irrigation system where I use commercial liquid fertilizers, primarily UN-32 (NO3 and NH4) and potassium thiosulfate. I also hand fertilize it with PhotoGreen-S, another commercial fertilizer that has iron, manganese, and sulfur. Generally I would probably use a citrus fertilizer for it if I was a backyard grower.

Nice thanks for the info I bought a citrus mixs Fertilizer today down to earth Fertilizer its has alot of stuff the jaboticabas will love like iron manganese sulfur zinc ect ect and its organic and I bought some mulch and mycorrhiza too .and yeah most citrus Fertilizer are on the acidic side of ph so that's always a bonus. I have hollytone acidic fertilizer but the sulfur with in it takes like a year to break down to become acidic and soluble available to the plant .so I got the sulfur pellets and crush them down and made it into powder form and mixs it in water then I water my plants so it can help speed up the process so that it can correct the ph in the ground

I don't know for sure how old my tree was when I bought it in 2008 but it was 7' tall and a friend guessed it was 7 years old. I got zero growth for the first three years but after trying a new iron supplement (commercial grower product only available at farm dealers) it grew well and I got fruit maybe 2-3 years later, so my tree was at least 10 years old, most likely.

Quang Ong Nursery on Crandall

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Look this video and you see some varieties ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vtJLs3h8shg.html

No, it is different. The red will typically fruit at a younger age.

Estou a tentar aprender português, mas falo muito pouco. Vou usar software de tradução para traduzir parte do áudio, mas também pode tentar usar o seu telemóvel para fazer o mesmo. Comprei a árvore em 2008, plantei-a em 2009 e o vídeo foi feito em 2019. A árvore tinha provavelmente pelo menos cinco anos quando a comprei, mas não teve nenhum crescimento novo nos primeiros três anos em que a tive, mas depois usei um fertilizante especial com ferro, manganês e enxofre e ela cresceu muito bem. When I did the video in October 2019 it was the first time I experienced my tree having both ripe fruit and new flowers. I have had as many as three crops in one year. Estou localizado no norte da Califórnia e o frio mais intenso que fez aqui desde que plantei a árvore foi de 24 graus Farenheit e a árvore teve poucos ou nenhuns danos. Apanhei alguns frutos durante o vídeo, mas prefiro-os quando estão um pouco mais maduros do que estes. Obrigado por assistirem e boa sorte com a vossa nova árvore!

I paid $125 in June 2008 for my Sabara. I also bought a Sweetheart lychee at the same time for $125.