@@CaliforniaGardening we have problem with mole crickets. They will destroy all the roots . We are unable to grow any vegetable plants properly. Growing in pots is become impossible now
Thank you so much for sharing all this great information. I am saving your video so that when my condo complex starts to plant trees, I will suggest some apple trees.
I wish these grew in 9a Texas. I think we have a few varieties that can grow here. I guess i would need to find the varieties and graft them myself. That's really cool that they are on a dwarf rootstock too!! Im taking notes. Love your channel.❤
@@CaliforniaGardening Yes, Lowes marks down all their gardening items, every Saturday including houseplants! Lot of them need a little love but they thrive.
Why would it be better to keep moving the tree into a bigger pot every year instead of just putting it into its permanent pot? I would think that disturbing it every year would damage it.
In general yes its better to repot, prune the roots and repot for the first few years, then set it in its permanent spot. However, as I mentioned, its optional, you can plant it directly in its destination. Just that the roots grow fast and circle the outside area of the pot leaving them will less space to grow.
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How would you prune this kind of tree?
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Thank you for sharing this with us. Your videos are always so informative.
Glad you like them!
@@CaliforniaGardening we have problem with mole crickets. They will destroy all the roots . We are unable to grow any vegetable plants properly. Growing in pots is become impossible now
Oh OK
Nice video. And it's an easy way to have multiple varieties in a small space.
Yes indeed!
I love this episode reminds me of the pineapple video !!
This looks wonderful.
Thanks!
Thank you so much for sharing all this great information. I am saving your video so that when my condo complex starts to plant trees, I will suggest some apple trees.
Glad it was helpful!
I wish these grew in 9a Texas. I think we have a few varieties that can grow here. I guess i would need to find the varieties and graft them myself. That's really cool that they are on a dwarf rootstock too!! Im taking notes. Love your channel.❤
Glad to know! Happy Gardening!
Nice video ❤❤
Glad you liked it!
Hi sir, Are all grafted apple plants self pollinating and do we have to put the graft point inside soil.?
Low@s had container apple trees 50% off they were $15! Even though I have 2 I bought a few.
Zone 6b, they will grow add 511
Wow
@@CaliforniaGardening Yes, Lowes marks down all their gardening items, every Saturday including houseplants! Lot of them need a little love but they thrive.
Good to know!
Just Amazing, can you suggest what weather is best suited for growing apples?
Thanks! Plant in winter, they will flower by spring and produce apples in spring through fall
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Are there any multigrafted pear trees too like apples?
Interestingly, we also do have a multi grafted pear tree in our garden!
Do you have any espaliered trees? If so, pls do share your experience, thanks!
Do you have to put the smaller pot into the larger pot?
You don't have to. I did that as I was going to repot it into the bigger pot anyways. You can plant directly in your final pot
Why would it be better to keep moving the tree into a bigger pot every year instead of just putting it into its permanent pot? I would think that disturbing it every year would damage it.
In general yes its better to repot, prune the roots and repot for the first few years, then set it in its permanent spot. However, as I mentioned, its optional, you can plant it directly in its destination. Just that the roots grow fast and circle the outside area of the pot leaving them will less space to grow.
@@CaliforniaGardening when did you plant this apple plant? Which month?
In January
Wow. I bought an apple tree from Home Depot and planted it in a pot a while ago. It hasn’t fruit yet. 😅
It will eventually fruit! Good luck!
But where we are getting?
You can get them at your local garden center, we got ours from Home Depot