3 Reasons You Should Remove Fruit Off Your Young Fruit Trees
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- We review 3 reasons why your should remove fruit from trees that are between 2 and 4 years old. This gives the tree the extra energy is needs to establish a strong root system as well as putting on extra foliage. Not to mention the fruit that do form in the first few years are a shadow of what they will be in taste and form once the tree is mature.
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Hoping to start a small orchard in the next year or so. Great information!! Thanks for sharing.
Very cool. Hope you get those trees in. They take a while to produce.
2 years ago, old apple tree lost 75% of its branches. There are lots of new vigorous sprouts now. I'm thinking I should remove all the tiny fruits so the energy will be spent on new growth.
That is probably a good idea.
Thanks for the info I have a grafted Starfruit tree and it's blooming but the tree is about to 4ft tall
Cool
Why does Leviticus 19:23 say not eat the fruit for 3 years from a young tree
I am sure it is to help the fruit tree gain strength and become established. God surely knows best.
Great advice!
Glad it was helpful
Great tips thanks for sharing 👍👍👍👍
Thank you
Dang I’ve got a young pumpkin plant and I really don’t want to remove the baby pumpkin growing. But I know it’s struggling
Pumpkins are different. I am talking about fruit trees.
When do you stop plucking the fruit?
Year 2. If you have a potted fruit tree from the nursery that is a year old, then remove the fruit the next year and you should be good.
Darn, i bought a tree last fall, and it’s got over 50 peaches already...i really don’t want to pick em😭
It is best for the tree usually. You can pick 75% off and it may still be good depending on how established the roots are. It is about getting the tree as healthy as it can be first.
@@CountryLivingExperience there were over 100 on the smallest tree😭
Oh wow. That is a lot.
@@CountryLivingExperience two other trees, 50% bigger, only had 5-6 on them. I have no idea why the small one had so many.
but it hurts to take them off haha
I totally understand.