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honestly they do not ripen properly if you don’t thin, so that’s the easiest thing to tell yourself

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i don’t honestly know how well they take too heavy pruning, I have never pruned a paw paw. My paw paws are very young still

depends how long you leave them in the dehydrator and at what temepture. You can make them crunchy if you do to high a temp for to long. Or if the pieces are not all the same size then some will come out crunchy. Most are soft and chewy

@@UncleClaysOrchard The soft and chewy option sounds delish!

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well they usually make prunes out of european plums. These are asian plums but i guess we can call them that

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It should hold fruit at three years old, try giving it slow release fertilizer. That being said mine blooms really hard and still drops like 90% of the blooms it only holds around 10% …. is it getting full sun during the summer months?

@@UncleClaysOrchard Yes, it's on the back deck in full sun at least 7 months out of a year and 1x month citrus fertilizer . My baby meiwa is only a year old and has already some kumquats so I am stunned why is darn lemon tree is not ...

they never turn red at all if they are left on the tree ? Maybe mine is not a shiro then? i lost the tag when i planted it 15 years ago, but the second they turn red they are mealy and no good, so i pick them when they are yellow

even after a rough spring things have turned out well, thanks

@@UncleClaysOrchard Glad to hear it. I know you and yours must really be enjoying it. The difficult spring makes the current bounty that much sweeter!

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ok sounds good! thanks

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sounds good!

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it depends what area you live in but Redhaven, Reliance, Elberta are supposed to be some what resistant to leaf curl and bacterial spot. But where i live in zone 7a i still need to spray lots of copper fungicide

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it’s very productive but the fruit lacks sugar compared to other trees.

It really is!

thats honest! lol

You can find them online and order them. But don’t use fast growing trees for this purchase even though i do like their website. They sent me the wrong tree when ordering the Bonanza Peach tree. But it’s very popular other websites will have it

Thank you.

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thinning is so important

Yea just don’t buy the bonfire if you want to eat the peaches. Bonfire dwarf peach tree looks awesome dosnt taste good

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very nice comment thanks

well said

it’s covered in fruit now i can show you

None of these apples you saw i grafted my self. I usually buy the tree from a local nursery, And they are usually 4-6ft tall. I’m pretty sure the nursery used M.26 rootstock

we need Ross The Fig Boss to figure it out

No i actually have never heard of Feijoas but i just looked them up and it seems like i may be to far north. Do you grow them? How do they taste?

@@UncleClaysOrchard I read that they can withstand up to a little more than 10°F, what temp do you get there?. I have, and they grow very fast. They have a sweet and sour taste, like a pineapple and kiwi.

@dracarys6594 i’m on the edge of zone 6 and 7 so it’s probably alittle to cold. I could grow them in a pot though