Jujube (Ziziphus jujuba) in my Front Yard Food Forest - Ninja Gardening - Episode 72

Last year I planted a Jujube (Ziziphus jujuba) in my front yard food forest. I produced three fruit the first year and grew a bunch of ...

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Key insights about video Jujube (Ziziphus jujuba) in my Front Yard Food Forest - Ninja Gardening - Episode 72

🌳 Planting a Chinese jujube tree in your front yard can yield a large number of fruits.

💪 Grafted trees tend to fruit sooner but may require additional support due to heavy fruiting.

🍯 Jujubes are best eaten when they are in-between, not too green and not too ripe.

🌱 Jujube trees are drought and cold tolerant, making them suitable for temperate climates.

🐛 So far, jujube trees have been pest-free, requiring little to no pesticide use.

💦 Inconsistent watering can cause jujube fruits to crack and drop, leading to fruit loss.

🌳 Adding the dropped jujubes to the ground can create a natural mulch for the tree.

Timestamped Summary

00:09 The speaker talks about a tree they planted in their front yard, a Chinese jujube tree.

00:26 The speaker mentions that the tree is already fruiting, with a large number of jujubes.

00:56 When buying grafted trees, they caution that the tree may not have enough structure to support heavy fruiting.

01:18 The jujubes on the tree are larger than store-bought ones, starting green and ripening to a speckled mahogany color.

02:07 The speaker shares that they prefer to eat jujubes when they are in the in-between stage, not too green and not entirely brown.

02:48 The jujube tree has thorns, and the speaker advises caution while picking them.

03:46 Inconsistent watering caused some of the fruits to crack and drop from the tree.

04:17 The speaker harvests jujubes for two minutes and fills a cake pan with them.

05:00 While jujubes do not need a cross-pollinator, having one will increase fruit production.

05:14 The speaker shows two more jujube trees they recently purchased, a Lang and an Autumn Beauty.

05:38 The speaker points out a larger jujube tree they already had, which is a Li variety.

06:08 Jujubes are drought and cold-tolerant plants and have been pest-free so far.

06:35 The speaker asks viewers to like and subscribe if they found the video informative.

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Q&A

What type of tree is shown in the video?

The tree shown in the video is a Chinese jujube tree.

How long has the tree been planted?

The tree was planted last year.

Does the tree produce a lot of fruit?

Yes, the tree is prolifically fruiting and has a large number of jujubes.

What color do the jujubes turn when they ripen?

The jujubes start out green and then ripen into a speckled mahogany color. Eventually, they turn entirely brown.

Are jujubes thorny?

Yes, jujube trees have thorns, but the domesticated varieties have fewer thorns compared to wild ones.

Can jujubes be eaten when they are green?

Some people eat jujubes when they are green, but they are not as sweet. The speaker prefers to eat them when they are in the in-between stage of ripening.

Are jujubes pest-free?

So far, jujubes have been pest-free. The speaker mentions seeing a couple of stink bugs, but they have not been a problem.