I was scrolling through my watch history and this was the second video ive ever watched

@Notorious-AP

4 жыл бұрын

Cool

They are impressive. You can always search for pictures too!

I have seen monkey trees that are fifty feet tall but they are very rare in the NW USA so you mostly find small trees. They are a beautiful plant and there are many images on Google of larger trees.

People who have seen my pictures of my seedlings have said to get that cane out. Some are about 6 inches and others have bifurcated, but my young ones are nice and green, but some bent and just lent over. What should I do. I have really big canes and really thin like chop sticks size. Should i just leave the all alone until their bigger? I really need advice

I have one in central Florida, the trunk is impressive, The leaves are a pain.

I planted a few near a downstairs window as protection when I lived in SE Portland, Oregon. They work well!

Hi thank you for your video! The only thing is you said you cant ever touch them and you did touch the monkey tree! I'm thinking what you meant is their branches are sharp and you can touch them just use gloves if you'd like, but be careful of the sharp branches. I live in Washington and there are Monkey trees here that do not freeze out! The two I see near by are huge and tall! One is in my front yard and it stands well above our 2 story house in height! So I know that with your helpful information, you should know to help you with facts since you do garden and shared this beautiful video, that these two things you talk about were not correct and in fact you can touch a Monkey tree with precautions and they do thrive in Washington! Thank you and have a blessed day!

Do you have any experience growing them from seeds? I got some of my seeds germinated now but im not sure if i should put the repottet seeds outside or leave them in the window. What would you do?

nice little tree. i found 1 in scotland, it is massive, if i was to take pics and measure the girth, bearing in mind the cold climate, could you put a rough age on it, do you think?

@jonathanoxlade4252

7 жыл бұрын

most painful tree and vegans say they don't feel pain that's one tree I don't want to hug lol any tree huggers avoid and tree with spikes you have been warned lol

Grow in Vancouver

Have you any full grown tree's would love to see them.

Thanx for video but I plant monkey puzzle from seed and it’s now one year and it’s long 1m it’s growing fast

I got my monkey tree seeds from RCC and gonna try n plant them in my backyard. The Incas used to eat these as nuts..I'm not sure how they would toast them though.

@ericm2235

5 жыл бұрын

alex leon people here in Chile still eat them actually! One way is just to boil them in water for a good 20-30 minutes, peel it, and eat it. Or I like to grind them up to add to pesto.

Wait.saeedd

you can see this tree in ooty

why is my tree going brown

@Notorious-AP

4 жыл бұрын

Dead

She’s lying I live in Oregon and there’s so many and in Washington they can not live in super hot places like Texas and you know