His backyard is like a supermarket. He will never go hungry.

The magic of nature. Take care of a plant and it will take care of you.

I'm not even lowkey...I'm straight up peanut butter and jealous of this garden! He was an awesome person to share his home and fruits!

@JellyBelly2148

2 жыл бұрын

Lol me too

Love how candid this video is. What an amazing person you met. His garden is tremendous and beautifully manicured. I have never seen such a large mango tree!

its anticancer fruits a gift from nature.

Aloha! Come join me for a garden tour and soursop picking in Hawaii!

@kriselaineansus9505

6 жыл бұрын

Hi in the Philippines we call it guyabano

Wow! Every part of soursop are medicinal. Used to grow them and uses the leaves for tea helps lower the blood pressure and blood sugar....🤙🤙🤙

This video was awesome. Thanks for sharing. Not only is the garden beautiful, but their kindness was unreal! I am retiring in Hawaii and growing a medicinal just like this. I want to be a blessing like this.

I live in New Zealand, zone 10, a Filipino was gifted Soursop and brought it to work to share, the tree was grown locally. I didn't even know it could grow here and had never tasted one before. Long story short: I brought my six seedlings in to winter on my kitchen windowsill yesterday. I hope you did the same with your seeds and now have at least 1 tree bearing fruit.

What a lovely man! I love how proud he is of his garden!

True Aloha spirit. Glad you had a good time.

Was at Lowe’s in Tampa, FL today (4-Jun-20) - they had a bunch of these in 3 gallon pots. Hadn’t heard of them before - think I will buy one.

Love his garden, you meet some of the nicest people at the local farmers market

Love it... wonderful people everywhere 😍😍😍😊😊😊

The mans garden is so cool. Love it!

I had no idea!!! This video really informed me!

Just found your channel because of the rambutan video. My gf is living in Ecuador now, tries all kinds of fruit there! I live in SW FL, bought a soursop tree a little over a year ago, and after a bout with scale, that has been taken care of (neem oil spray) and it is growing beautifully. Over 6 ft tall now, leaves are beautiful and plentiful, can''t wait for it to fruit! Thanks for your videos, they are all beautiful and so well done, my gf and I are both so glad we found and subscribed to your channel!

Generous and welcoming man.

Wow I did grew up with this fruit,and took it for granted.

Oh boy! I am so jealous!

@PrestonBozeman

6 жыл бұрын

MIgardener | Simple Organic Gardening & Sustainable Living no way you commented on Wendi’s video!

@hcyeap65

6 жыл бұрын

MIgardener | Simple Organic Gardening & Sustainable Living )

That was very nice of you

What a nice guy!

WOW!!! That was saw awesome of him.

Thank you so much for this! ❤️

I love this fruits or any fruits it is awesome thank you good video .

Soursop revitalized your system your senses. It the fruit of pure joy.

what a great man. like your video n his garden lol

Wow what a cool tree! I have one of those growing in a pot in my house. I live in zone 9b so I am a bit weary about the how the local winter temps could damage the tree. I have kept it in a pot for about 2 years to give the tree time to grow in a protected environment. I am planning to plant it in the ground in my home orchard next spring. By the way your fruit garden is wonderful. You have some really nice trees. Thanks for sharing the video!

What a generouse man.

omg !!!!! You guys are in heaven!

Your videos are awesome thanks for sharing my mouth is watering lol

great video. thanks for posting.

Beautiful back yard perfect

what a cool dude!!! I need to meet him and give him some Vietnamese food

wow, great subtropical food forest, i love micro suburban grows like mine.

We used to grow giant avocados on the big Island...Soursop is great!

I thoroughly enjoyed this!! Such a great tour of his property and wonderful plants.

So so amazing, would love to have a garden like that one day!! Hope you guys remained friends 😁

Yum yum I’m eating one right I’m in heaven. also because I’m in Hawaii. This are tropical fruits. Love it. He must live in Hawaii !

that was cool

Soursop is of course, sour. But it you use it to make smoothie, it tastes wonderful, because you can add sugar, or condensed milk (sweetened) to balance the sourness. I used to drink it when I was in Vietnam. Here is Sacramento, CA, it is hard to find soursop.

His back yard is beautiful

great video. thanks.

Lovely

We call it ' Custard apple'. Used to eat a lot in my childhood days.

I love that fruit picker ..the rod is very long ..i can't get on that can go up very high .. very good video ,I wonder what he use to take care of his plants ...

Awesome video guys. Love people like you just met, Giving, loving earthy human in touch with nature. I too have started to grow loads of fruit tree and herbs. These are natures gift to the world. They will heal and protect you from the new world of mass produce chemical infused so called healthy food. If you can plant these types of fruit, grow them without the chemicals and taste the difference - amazing.

Aloha! Mabuhay! In the Philippines we call Soursop...'Guyabano or Abana'....sounds similar too. Hi Wendi was that Peter Phan walking beside you with the backpak at the start of this video...oh my...now i saw Peter in real...only got to see Tinkerbell for real...LOL...Cheers Wendi Phan...live all this video and the fruits all seems familiar toio...many thanks...and best regards!

Wow I didn't know it was Soursop in English. We call it "Guyabano" here in the Philippines.

@wicked6558

5 жыл бұрын

same in Mexico

Junaid Ali, in Amazon you can order soursop organic leaves, te, or capsules

I wish I had soil that good, and lived in the tropics.

JESUS, WHY DO I LIVE IN CANADA?!! I WOULD LOVE TO BE NEIGHBOUR'S WITH THAT MAN!

@mikesmith7107

4 жыл бұрын

@Paulo Vasco Canada SUCKS!

Very Beautiful

Wonderful video!

@wendiland

8 жыл бұрын

+victoria rogers Thank You! :)

That's the thing about Hawai'i .People grow all this tropical stuff,and it's second nature to them.Imagine that as your normal gardening ! !

nice garden

super jen zavidím

The best friut it will heal your body evem depression migraine cancer etc.

Nice dear ❤

I like this fruit

Many Plant Based Foods help to fight cancer...I can think of over 30 I have particularly studied. This one appears to be high up the list--primarily leaf extract, as stated---but likely the fruit as well (at additional minimum)...

Here in mexico In yucatan peninsula U found that tree wild Mayan ppl Still have in houses We have many of that fruit

His yard is so fucking vibrant, plants must grow super easy in that climate.

@wendiland

7 жыл бұрын

It was like looking through a pair of polarized sunglasses. :)

Here in Brazil, it is called “Graviola”

Where was this video taken? I have a soursop in Central Florida and even our mild winters causes problems for it. So I am imagine he must be located in a really warm climate for his tree to have lasted 25 years and grown that much.

If u live in zone 10+ you can grow it. It can grow in zone 9 but with protection

Ohhh, i really want this tree on my winter greenhose right in Russia) Cool man, cool vid, nice fam)

@wendiland

8 жыл бұрын

+TreeK SaintP This tree is very sensitive to the cold, even 60F is pretty cold for it. Best of luck to you if you ever try growing it. Some people grow it for the leaves to use as tea too. Spasibo for watching!

@BezNomerkov

8 жыл бұрын

+Wendi Phan Spasibo)) Yes, I had read about it a little bit, for our area its incredibly capricious tree will have to spend on heating and ventilation, but the fruit and leaves are worth the cost. If God willing, i will get that) Even thought about tranport 3 year old tree by ocean in a shipping container, but I am afraid that no one company can't provide him with the right temperature on all wayy to me, all offer got only refrigerators .. This theme I was hooked straight))) I think I'd better ask the guy from Coribe to send me this seeds and be patient!

@paulchristianguzman3324

8 жыл бұрын

+TreeK SaintP my tree soursop tree survived the 29f here in south california

Try Junglesop (Anonidium mannii) that's probably the biggest fruit in the world

The leaves is the one with anticancer properties, not the fruit . 9 leaves per liter of boiling water for prevention.

Wow I would love to know where I can buy soursap . I live in California

I had a tree like this in my yard back in Trinidad. This fruit is delicious

@wendiland

9 жыл бұрын

ken ramnath That is awesome! I wish I can grow this in So Cal. It's way too tropical for us to grow.. Eat all the fruits you can for me! :D

@kenramnath30

9 жыл бұрын

Wendi Phan I lived in So Cal for about a year and I loved itbefore moving back to NYC on business. I saw your video on Hawaii and I think thats where I would enjoy living for the nature and fresh fruits. Thanks for sharing. Wall Street has put a lot of stress in my life and now I want to rest my mind in Hawaii.

@angelafisher9135

7 жыл бұрын

two tree in my yard when I visit Jamaica I bring back soursop and the leaf still have a bag of leaf iake tea with

@kenramnath30

2 жыл бұрын

@@wendiland so many years gone by. Hope you are well. I haven't made it to Hawaii yet. It's long over due

I love this fruit, I have four plants in my orchard, and this year I plan to plant four more seedlings 😑

@wendiland

2 жыл бұрын

That’s amazing!

In Indonesia that fruit name is SIRSAK 👍👍👍

Wow .. Looks like fun. I have a Sour Sup in my front yard its 2 years old. I also enjoy the fruit ! My neighbor has one and he don't eat them ! So Ive been getting the fruit :-)

@wendiland

9 жыл бұрын

Omg!!! You are so lucky!! Where do you live!? Did you grow yours from seed? How long does it take to fruit? When you have fruits, can I buy from you? I'm serious!

@hgils

9 жыл бұрын

Wendi Phan Florida Im in South Florida, Fort Lauderdale is closest large city .. They fruit! 3 to 4 years. It’s size if it gets big enough it blooms! Tropical fruit trees seem to bear earlier. mine was from seed! I just planted one because I was in the mood! Ive had the fruit from Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Honduras And Florida. All are good and yes they all seem to be a bit different. When I get fruit I’ll remember you. Ive tried the tea but because I drink Basil tea its hard for me to like something else. I use AZOMITE quarterly on this tree. Plus compost. The fertilizer I purchase from the Palm Beach Rare fruit a tree show and sale facebook.com/RFC.PBC

@wendiland

9 жыл бұрын

trebor hgils You are in the land of exotic fruits! Mmm...it does seem that most tropical fruit trees can be grown from seed. I started mine from seed right now. Just need it to sprout! It would be so fantastic if I could get a fruit from you. Thank you in advance! :D

@hgils

9 жыл бұрын

Warm! Keep it warm 😊 Mine took about two weeks. If you soak one seed in rain water it helps to speed germanation. Not tap water... Good luck..

@MaximilianStan

9 жыл бұрын

Wendi Phan i must get me a girl like you

It's cost $ 7 per lbs here in Santa Monica, California ..More fruit tastes even better are durian, rambutans, mangosteens, milk fruit, jackfruit, goose berry, Madagascar plums

Do it uncle Jed.

OMG I'm so jealous right now!,I need soursop so bad, can you give me some.

hi wendi i have watch all ur video

I soooo want some!!!...none so any fresh 1's in Massachusetts...only in a can :(

@legendarygamer761

8 жыл бұрын

there really good

Where is this at? Cool!

cool guy, amazing home. i have a soursop tree that probly over 50 years old.

@wendiland

9 жыл бұрын

How cool! I wish I had a soursop. :( how big is your tree? When are they in season? Which island do you live on? I can get lots of fruits here, but soursop is one that I can't find.

@mreisma

9 жыл бұрын

i live on oahu, my tree is just as big as his. they fruit for most of the year.

Can these trees grow in Central Florida, or do they need to be closer to coastal land? We have a Caribbean market that sells the tree, however I want to make sure it'll thrive if I plant it. Love soursop!

@mikeaman2008

6 жыл бұрын

Yes; It will grow in central Florida. Try to plant it in a sunny area on the south side of the property. If a building can offer a wind break and some heat in winter: the better. It will lose some leaves in the winter but will bounce back after the dormancy. If its a very small tree, try and provide some cover if there will be frost. Trees can get up to fifteen feet tall,and about half as wide; so plan to manage or allow for room. Fruits are large so let the tree grow out at least a couple of years after first fruits. Happy growing!

@lopezm8371

4 жыл бұрын

The soursop grow in south Florida... just like mangoes, lychees and longan, Jocote, Mamey and aspire, and mulberries, papayas , and cherimoya lol basically anything tropical grows in Florida

Hey wendi where is this grown at?

You can make juice from that fruit

I loveeee Guanabana. I'm gonna eat loads of it when I'm in Mexico. How do you do tee of the leaves?!?

@wendiland

9 жыл бұрын

Daniela Lindberg You use the leaves to boil water and let it steep for a while to allow flavor to come out. Do it just like you would when you make herbal tea. When will you visit Mexico again? Please eat all the fruits for me! hahaha

@DanielaLindberg

9 жыл бұрын

Wendi Phan oh ok I will try that! I'm going in October to my cousins wedding :) Oh yeah I will eat all the fruit there is and I will also put it on IG so you can see what I eat :-P

the leaves has alot of medicinal use

this video bring back my memories.l'am 7 yrs old l sold it n the market.to help my mother.to make money.52 yrs ago.philippines.

Hi Wendi, do you know where exactly the location? I need the sour sop fresh leaves pick directly from the tree. My mom need asap for her Cervix Ca. I live in New York. When I was little I love to eat this fruit. Thanks

@hopetonhanchard2385

3 жыл бұрын

Hi I can mail you some from jamaica contact me at hanchardhopeton@gmail.com

masha Allah masha Allah

I am curious about location, big house & big lot..

I wonder if I live in such a beautifully tropical place where all the neighbors grew food in their gorgeous yards, if I would be less anti-social..... (thinks for 2seconds) ..... Naaaaaaaaah. lol I want to adopt this guy as my Uncle tho'!!! PS: Your Mom's gorgeous ;P

@wendiland

9 жыл бұрын

Hehe i think it's nice to trade and look after each other if neighbors were this nice. the lady in the video is my auntie. She is gorgeous, thoughtful, and can really walk for miles! Lol thank you!

@pudykinztv1010

5 жыл бұрын

Well in Florida people jump into your yard to steal fruit

I wish we can grow this Soursop Tree in California.

@Foodie_888

5 жыл бұрын

White Stallion Soursop do grow in California but only Southern parts in zones 10-13.

This tree needs to be pruned in order for it to produce more fruits. Cuz as can you see the tree is very high and the fruit too... It supposed to bear fruit in trunks and brunches haha

This fruit is very common in my place(Kerala)

@noreenperez8666

4 жыл бұрын

In my country too,central America it's everywhere.

please send me some seed in South Africa

Hi is it related to jack fruit. I'm from South Africa. The nurseries don't know what is sour sop

@wendiland

4 жыл бұрын

They are not related. Taste is completely different too

Where is that house?

Can I grow this fruit in central north texas aka Dallas fort worth area? Thanks

@Foodie_888

5 жыл бұрын

Lisa Hill Soursop only thrive in zones 10-13. I believe Dallas/Forth Worth is zone 8. Perhaps give it a try. Good luck!

I have a tree but I don't know how to prune it ,I got it 2 years ago and it is no growing.

@Foodie_888

5 жыл бұрын

Charmaine Grant Pruning: Remove dead, weak or diseased branches from the tree with pruning shears in the spring before the leaf buds begin to open. Make the cut at a 45-degree angle, 1/4 inch above an outward-facing bud. If the entire branch needs to be removed, make the cut flush with the trunk of the tree. Prune your tree to a few leading branches and a few branches off those leading branches to yield big fruits. Good luck!

“I think it’s one of the biggest fruits in the world.” Seriously? Pumpkin. Jackfruit. Watermelon. Durian. Give us your Asian card!

@amm0nix481

6 жыл бұрын

Pumpkin is a vegetable not a fruit