Sounds like u live in a perfect zone happy growing my pears r starting to break bud this week i will have alot of pears this yr asian and europeans n looks like my apples will fruit this yr fingers cross.
Great video. This is my second year with my Asian Pear Tree , and just bought my second one. Do you have any videos on you grafting ? I would love to learn.
I have four trees (2 Hosui and 2 Shinseiko) and have rust issues as yell. First few years all leaves and fruits were perfect and blemish free. Then years after the leaves and fruits had blemishes. Each year I get hundreds of fruits.
I've had 20th Century Asian Pear trees for years. I have never had a single fruit develop. It flowers like crazy, makes plenty of 1 inch diameter fruits, then drops every single one. Probably going to dig trees up and cut my expensive loses.
@@themunchieman5696 Good luck and enjoy! Most big box places like Home Depot and Lowe's will not carry Asian pear fruit trees so you need to buy online. But keep it mind it can get pricey around $200. Better to ask people for cuttings and take some nodes off the cuttings and graft to existing pear tree.
@@themunchieman5696 You can graft anytime. Just get rid of the leaves and fruits from the nodes if they came already. After you graft the node, make sure the cambium layers touch and wrap with saran wrap to create humidity. It should take after 20 days or so.
I really like garden tours! Keep them up! Now what are you saying...? Tanglefoot?! I’m a relatively new sub and I’ve got to go through your videos on grafting. I’m keenly interested in that trick.
About what month did you spray the dormant spray? Could you have used the fungicide instead of the dormant spray? I’m having the same issue with my Asian pears this year.
I just ordered bare root hosui dwarf tree from HD. Now, how long will it takes to fruit? My neighbor also has a pear tree but not Asian type pear. Will that help with mine😂??
If the pears bloom at same time, it will work as pollinator, but you don’t have to worry, hosui self-pollinates. As for fruiting, it depends on the Size you get from what you ordered. I bought my Shinko at Home Depot and it fruited first year. The tree was big.
@@KhangStarr i saw your old video. u had one in the pot. Is it still in a pot? I’m thinking of growing it in pot because I’m not sure if I want to dig the ground. It’s full of rocks 😕I’m in San Antonio TX
@@asondareyes5482 If your soil is hard clay, you can make mini raised beds and the organic material will penetrate the clay and improve it over time along with gypsum. Hardwood wood chips can break down into soil in less than two years. I also read Bartlett will pollinate most Asian pears depending upon the bloom cycle.. I'm getting several Asian pear trees soon to compliment Ayers & Moonglow European types (I'm in Virginia).
I have watched a few of your videos and I have not come across one that you say where you are located... Can you you say what state you are located? Im in Illinois and I'm no sure which pear/apple/persimmons tree will grow well in Chicago/Illinois area. Thanks.
Asian pear trees grow very fast. Unfortunately it flowers to early and many insects are not ready to pollinate it. Another problem is other pears also do not flower so early and Asian pear trees need cross pollination.
What kind of fertilizer do u give them and how often ? I just purchased a 20th century ultra dwarf plant as I have a small backyard and planning to grow in large container, not sure if it’s a good idea to grow it in container, what would u suggest?
Hi dolly, the problem with containers is the soil gets worn out and you need to replenish the nutrients with some compost every year by removing a few inches of soil from the container. I have good luck topdressing with Black Kow and some calcium in addition to adding nutrients.. I like to use Vigoro Citrus & Avocado plant food from Home Depot, is has micronutrients added to 6-4-6 and works well on everything in your garden (with directions for containers). If you prefer organic fertilizer, most of them are chicken litter, feathers and related waste products.. With most trees, you feed at bud break and after fruit set (6 wks later), I don't know anything about ultra dwarf size trees.
@@KhangStarr Thanks! During the hot summer month, like recently hasn’t rained at all, do you water them manually say few times a week? Or it can handle the drought?
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Sounds like u live in a perfect zone happy growing my pears r starting to break bud this week i will have alot of pears this yr asian and europeans n looks like my apples will fruit this yr fingers cross.
Great video. This is my second year with my Asian Pear Tree , and just bought my second one. Do you have any videos on you grafting ? I would love to learn.
Love these long form vids.
I have four trees (2 Hosui and 2 Shinseiko) and have rust issues as yell. First few years all leaves and fruits were perfect and blemish free. Then years after the leaves and fruits had blemishes. Each year I get hundreds of fruits.
I was wAiting for this update. Thank u
Thank you for the updates! 😀
Love your videos! Even made a kratty set up for my pimento pepper 😁
Yoo, my Asian pears is fruiting this year also!
I've had 20th Century Asian Pear trees for years. I have never had a single fruit develop. It flowers like crazy, makes plenty of 1 inch diameter fruits, then drops every single one. Probably going to dig trees up and cut my expensive loses.
I didn't know you could do that to pears 4 in 1 is awesome
Name is called a cocktail tree. Nurseries carry them all the time.
@@Foodie_888 that's awesome I need to pick one up
@@themunchieman5696 Good luck and enjoy! Most big box places like Home Depot and Lowe's will not carry Asian pear fruit trees so you need to buy online. But keep it mind it can get pricey around $200. Better to ask people for cuttings and take some nodes off the cuttings and graft to existing pear tree.
@@Foodie_888 do you know if I can graft still or does the tree have to be dormant before I do
@@themunchieman5696 You can graft anytime. Just get rid of the leaves and fruits from the nodes if they came already. After you graft the node, make sure the cambium layers touch and wrap with saran wrap to create humidity. It should take after 20 days or so.
Very interesting!!
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I really like garden tours! Keep them up! Now what are you saying...? Tanglefoot?! I’m a relatively new sub and I’ve got to go through your videos on grafting. I’m keenly interested in that trick.
So cool
Never mind I hear on this video that you are in Texas. :-)
How often you give fertilizer and what type of fertilizer you use
Can you grow Asian pears in Michigan?
Hello! Can you please give us an update on the Asian pear 🍐 trees?
I have many many updates. Check my Asian pear playlist.
Do you use some kind of wire fence to protect the squirrels climbing up?
would you please tell us how to plant
betulifolia rootstock ?
Spray that neem oil in march april when the bud breaks. Those cucumber beetles will not like the taste and will go away
Do u sell cutting nice video
so cool. did you buy the pear trees bare root?
The Korean Giant was bare root.
About what month did you spray the dormant spray?
Could you have used the fungicide instead of the dormant spray? I’m having the same issue with my Asian pears this year.
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I just ordered bare root hosui dwarf tree from HD. Now, how long will it takes to fruit? My neighbor also has a pear tree but not Asian type pear. Will that help with mine😂??
If the pears bloom at same time, it will work as pollinator, but you don’t have to worry, hosui self-pollinates. As for fruiting, it depends on the Size you get from what you ordered. I bought my Shinko at Home Depot and it fruited first year. The tree was big.
@@KhangStarr i saw your old video. u had one in the pot. Is it still in a pot? I’m thinking of growing it in pot because I’m not sure if I want to dig the ground. It’s full of rocks 😕I’m in San Antonio TX
@@asondareyes5482 If your soil is hard clay, you can make mini raised beds and the organic material will penetrate the clay and improve it over time along with gypsum. Hardwood wood chips can break down into soil in less than two years. I also read Bartlett will pollinate most Asian pears depending upon the bloom cycle.. I'm getting several Asian pear trees soon to compliment Ayers & Moonglow European types (I'm in Virginia).
Wow your voice is deper than expected 😳😅
I have watched a few of your videos and I have not come across one that you say where you are located... Can you you say what state you are located? Im in Illinois and I'm no sure which pear/apple/persimmons tree will grow well in Chicago/Illinois area. Thanks.
I think he said he is from Houston Texas
Asian pear trees grow very fast. Unfortunately it flowers to early and many insects are not ready to pollinate it. Another problem is other pears also do not flower so early and Asian pear trees need cross pollination.
Buy a 4 in 1 . Problem solved
What kind of fertilizer do u give them and how often ? I just purchased a 20th century ultra dwarf plant as I have a small backyard and planning to grow in large container, not sure if it’s a good idea to grow it in container, what would u suggest?
Hi dolly, the problem with containers is the soil gets worn out and you need to replenish the nutrients with some compost every year by removing a few inches of soil from the container. I have good luck topdressing with Black Kow and some calcium in addition to adding nutrients.. I like to use Vigoro Citrus & Avocado plant food from Home Depot, is has micronutrients added to 6-4-6 and works well on everything in your garden (with directions for containers). If you prefer organic fertilizer, most of them are chicken litter, feathers and related waste products.. With most trees, you feed at bud break and after fruit set (6 wks later), I don't know anything about ultra dwarf size trees.
do you have videos on persimmon trees? is it self pollinate or cross pollinate?
They self-pollinate.
Could you please share how much sun are they getting here in Texas?
They get full sun all day.
@@KhangStarr Thanks! During the hot summer month, like recently hasn’t rained at all, do you water them manually say few times a week? Or it can handle the drought?
Are you still growing with the specter lights specifically the phasor 660s I The option to get some but I don't know if they're worth the money
Yes, I'm still using it. I'm currently growing melons. video coming soon!
dont know why people eat these they taste like nothing