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I look forward to seeing the updates on this tree over time. :)
Updates will be coming.
Is ready to watch ?
@@bryanmilanovich2585 I posted a short not long ago, will make a longer form video this fall/winter.
I've never seen root pruning done this way using a hose. But it teally makes plenty sense😊
It's like with an hairdresser. Most use hair clippers, but the best cut I had was from an old Italian guy with scissors.
@cooltherapy ok thanks 😊.
Extremely great content 😊
Thank you!
Thank you
My pleasure.
you have a long trunk tree. I think if you remove a third of its height, it will give more branches in the lower section. I keep all my fruit trees in pots low for easy maintenance.
@pn3940 It was on my mind. But cutting a trunk this size is a bit risky I think...
How is you soil preparing??Compost.. what else ??
Rock dust, sandy garden soil with a little bit of clay and compost.
@@cooltherapy thank you boss
How is you soil preparing??Compost.. what else ??Your tree is grafted??
Not it is not grafted. It was air-layered.
@@cooltherapy did you get fruits already ? how long did it take you?
@@bryanmilanovich2585 Nope, only flowers... working on it, but not holding my breath.
@@cooltherapyhow old is this tree ??
@@bryanmilanovich2585 It already flowered, so it was most probably air layered from a branch of a mature tree.
So we should prune in June?
If your tree exhibits the same growth pattern than mine, then sure, give it a try next June when the tree starts to cycle its leaves.
Will it work with sweatsop too?
It depends on your tree, but most probably yes. Annnonas have fibrous root systems.
You barely can see the ant eggs, what you removed were the ant pupae.
Yes. I could be wrong, but I believe the ants establish their colonies on the periphery of the pot.
Has it fruited for you yet ?
Not yet. It produced 1 flower last winter, but the flower died before maturing.
You need a bigger pot mate
I'll keep it in this one until I can no longer manage it with annual root pruning.
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I look forward to seeing the updates on this tree over time. :)
Updates will be coming.
Is ready to watch ?
@@bryanmilanovich2585 I posted a short not long ago, will make a longer form video this fall/winter.
I've never seen root pruning done this way using a hose. But it teally makes plenty sense😊
It's like with an hairdresser. Most use hair clippers, but the best cut I had was from an old Italian guy with scissors.
@cooltherapy ok thanks 😊.
Extremely great content 😊
Thank you!
Thank you
My pleasure.
you have a long trunk tree. I think if you remove a third of its height, it will give more branches in the lower section. I keep all my fruit trees in pots low for easy maintenance.
@pn3940 It was on my mind. But cutting a trunk this size is a bit risky I think...
How is you soil preparing??
Compost.. what else ??
Rock dust, sandy garden soil with a little bit of clay and compost.
@@cooltherapy thank you boss
How is you soil preparing??
Compost.. what else ??
Your tree is grafted??
Not it is not grafted. It was air-layered.
@@cooltherapy did you get fruits already ? how long did it take you?
@@bryanmilanovich2585 Nope, only flowers... working on it, but not holding my breath.
@@cooltherapyhow old is this tree ??
@@bryanmilanovich2585 It already flowered, so it was most probably air layered from a branch of a mature tree.
So we should prune in June?
If your tree exhibits the same growth pattern than mine, then sure, give it a try next June when the tree starts to cycle its leaves.
Will it work with sweatsop too?
It depends on your tree, but most probably yes. Annnonas have fibrous root systems.
You barely can see the ant eggs, what you removed were the ant pupae.
Yes. I could be wrong, but I believe the ants establish their colonies on the periphery of the pot.
Has it fruited for you yet ?
Not yet. It produced 1 flower last winter, but the flower died before maturing.
You need a bigger pot mate
I'll keep it in this one until I can no longer manage it with annual root pruning.