Pepe's Fruit Trees

You can make new fruit trees by air layering the branches. Make exact clones of your best fruit trees. Need garden supplies: https://www.amazon.com/shop/pepesfruittrees/list/2800ATFWHY3TE To purchase plants follow this link: https://www.pepesplants.com How to Air layer Lychee | Litchi | and other fruit trees - Clone | Propagate fruit trees easily

The Sabara is the most widely grown exotic Brazilian fruit tree in Florida. The red Jabotica - Jabuticaba is an excellent choice for a fast fruiting exotic fruit tree. Jaboticaba trees produce delicious grape like fruit on the main trunk and branches. The red Jaboticaba can grow and fruit in a container within 3 - 4 years on average. Learn about this tree and three other Jaboticba relatives. The blue grape and the yellow Jaboticaba. Read my Soursop-Guanabana Growing guide here: https://www.amazon.com/shop/pepesfruittrees/list/2800ATFWHY3TE Need some gardening supplies? https://www.amazon.com/shop/pepesfruitreees Looking for starter fruit trees? Check out our store: https://www.pepesplants.com https://www.amazon.com/author/jasonpepe

Macadamia trees like this Arkin paper shell are fantastic for growing in Florida and other sub-tropical regions. Sadly, many backyard growers kill them after a short period of time. This video will explain the main reason many of these trees die. If you want to avoid killing your Macadamia tree watch this video.

Watch and find out what you might expect and some suggestions on keeping the trees alive and productive. Looking for garden supplies? https://www.amazon.com/shop/pepesfruittrees To purchase plants follow this link: https://www.pepesplants.com

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