Thanks for confirming what needs to be done. I just put up 70% UV shade cloths over my Dragon Fruit. My raised beds and my strawberry patch get this treatment every year. My citrus and even my pomegranate get flooded once or twice per week at this time of year. Got to keep them happy, happy so I am happy, happy. You would see heaters and heat lamps in my backyard in winter. Yes, I am up in the middle of the night to take care of my plants. I have grow lights inside for tender plants in winter.
thank you for the star fruit & fig tree example. ive been so confused on why my leaves have been turning yellow & falling off even though it looks healthy
Reminded me, got to cut out the water sprouts from the tangerine and calamondin. Toward the end of July, the apple (Golden Dorsett) gets spur pruned. the Brown Turkey fig leaves are getting wind burned (San Pedro upper canyon is a wind tunnel). One pineapple guava had to be surrounded in shade cloth to cut off most of the wind. As always, good teachings!
I live in Florida and conditions are totally different, but it's interesting to learn different methods of growing. What works in one place doesn't in another.
Thanks for the info! I was about to do mistake #1. I’ve got another question though, many of my trees have holes in the leaves (primarily middle of the leaf). What bug could be doing this and should I spray something? I got avocados, plums, apricots, peaches, nectarines passion fruit, mainly, with this issue.
I am in San Antonio Texas and just planted a mulberry and 2 pomegranates. I am not certain how long to water them for though. My figs in pots are show stress.
i live in dallas, so pretty similar. my potted figs leaves are falling off just how he described in his video. i thought it was over or underwater, but i guess not. theres many ways to water in the ground, but try putting your water hose on low flow & let it water the trees for like 1hr. then after a few days keep poking your finger in the dirt around the roots about 2-4 inches deep until the soil starts feeling dry. then repeat the watering process. then youll have a rough time frame on how many days inbetween watering
I planted a nectarine tree this spring. It was growing great until my lambs snapped it in half to eat the top foliage. Will the tree survive & grow back new leaves or should I dig it up and start a new tree in the fall?
What about Anna apple trees at this time of year. The fruit is gone, but the leaves are turning crispy. She is about 3 years in the ground. I cannot remember if the same thing happened last year or not.
Thanks for confirming what needs to be done. I just put up 70% UV shade cloths over my Dragon Fruit. My raised beds and my strawberry patch get this treatment every year. My citrus and even my pomegranate get flooded once or twice per week at this time of year. Got to keep them happy, happy so I am happy, happy. You would see heaters and heat lamps in my backyard in winter. Yes, I am up in the middle of the night to take care of my plants. I have grow lights inside for tender plants in winter.
Thanks Jay. Nice job explaining.
thank you for the star fruit & fig tree example. ive been so confused on why my leaves have been turning yellow & falling off even though it looks healthy
Thank You for your time and Great knowledge, may this Help us All on our Plants...
Reminded me, got to cut out the water sprouts from the tangerine and calamondin. Toward the end of July, the apple (Golden Dorsett) gets spur pruned. the Brown Turkey fig leaves are getting wind burned (San Pedro upper canyon is a wind tunnel). One pineapple guava had to be surrounded in shade cloth to cut off most of the wind. As always, good teachings!
I live in Florida and conditions are totally different, but it's interesting to learn different methods of growing. What works in one place doesn't in another.
I’m totally gonna come get some trees!!
Thanks for the info! I was about to do mistake #1. I’ve got another question though, many of my trees have holes in the leaves (primarily middle of the leaf). What bug could be doing this and should I spray something? I got avocados, plums, apricots, peaches, nectarines passion fruit, mainly, with this issue.
Water like that daily or only when the soil calls for it?
Watch the plant, not the soil
Hey Jay can you make a video about how to stop the grasshopper invasion please.
I am in San Antonio Texas and just planted a mulberry and 2 pomegranates. I am not certain how long to water them for though. My figs in pots are show stress.
i live in dallas, so pretty similar. my potted figs leaves are falling off just how he described in his video. i thought it was over or underwater, but i guess not. theres many ways to water in the ground, but try putting your water hose on low flow & let it water the trees for like 1hr. then after a few days keep poking your finger in the dirt around the roots about 2-4 inches deep until the soil starts feeling dry. then repeat the watering process. then youll have a rough time frame on how many days inbetween watering
How are you plants holding up now with the prolonged heatwave down there? Will you post a video on it again?
Hi Jay, Thank you for the informative video. Do you do consults for planning a yard with fruit trees? I could use one.
He does had mine one myself at the beginning of summer.
Yes we do text 4803902005
will the mangos come with the tier 2 video or will it be its own video, also great information
I'm in south phenix, my banana tree is yellowing and burning. What do I need to do?
Shade it! My dwarf namwah started to look rough, so I gave it extra shade. Now it's back to growing like crazy.
I planted a nectarine tree this spring. It was growing great until my lambs snapped it in half to eat the top foliage. Will the tree survive & grow back new leaves or should I dig it up and start a new tree in the fall?
it should be ok, just keep everything away from it until it recovers. as long as the graft is still there you should be ok
What about watering fruit trees in containers
more the merrier
Is that sprayer needed on the hose end and whats it called? Im assuming it aerates the water?
I’m in west Phoenix & I get all 4 seasons.
What about Anna apple trees at this time of year. The fruit is gone, but the leaves are turning crispy. She is about 3 years in the ground. I cannot remember if the same thing happened last year or not.
they need a lot after their fruit to recover. should not have burnt leaves if enough water