The Lamb/Hass avocado tree: a profile 

Great info.Your video is much better than the professional nurseries.

Thank you so much for providing this infomation. I just bought a lamb hass from Home Depot this morning. I am happy to choose the lamp instead of the other after see this video.

I love your videos and website. You are so knowledgeable and it is helpful for those of us who are just starting to get into growing our own avocado and fruit trees. Thank you for all of your work.

Thank you sir for the video I just learned a lot about avocado trees but specially lamb avocado trees I just bought one and now I know a little more than I did before great video keep up the good work

I just purchased a Lamb Hass last night and this was a great video to have a better understanding of what to expect. Thank you from Central Coast Cali

Wow, looks so healthy avocado tree 👍👌🍇🎄🍋🥝🤝

my fav cado...

Thanks for the great videos man. I’m planting a home grove in San Diego and your videos are super helpful. A lot of info I haven’t seen anywhere else. Keep them coming!

Great stuff mate, love the lamb hass. Very helpful, please keep the vids coming! 👍🏻🥑

Thanks for posting the video. I am glad I found your channel and website.

Excellent video. I really appreciate the detailed "review" of this particular variety. I have a Lamb in my yard that has almost died twice (two different heat waves, under watered) and I am giving it one more spring to thrive before I replace it with another tree.

Good Stuff Greg! Keep em coming! Love your trees!

I live in Los Angeles, I have a Lamb that has been in the ground for just over a year. It had four fruit as a crop this year. The fruit started to turn black in early spring and by April 5th, the fruit began to fall off the tree as you stated in your video. Well the fruit was amazingly delicious!! I was wondering if this is just because the tree is still young that the fruit was ready way before the summer months? My wife, son, and I all did a blind taste test with a Lamb and GEM. My wife picked the GEM as her favorite, and my son and I both picked the Lamb as the best tasting. Anyhow, I really enjoy your videos. Keep them coming and thank you for sharing all of your knowledge. Oh... Before I forget. Can you Profile an Esther avocado and avocado tree profile when you find the time? Sorry for the long winded comment.

Yeah, mature scion on young root stock means the amount of fruit attempted can't be supported until root stock gets bigger and more mature, so it drops fruit.

Thanks for sharing

My lamb did not do well with that 2018 heat up here in North Hollywood... it dropped all of its fruit. :-( Maybe I didn't give it enough extra water. It's doing good this year though.

Great stuff

Hass leaves are also thinner too, just like paper.

I see you have a Hellen tree next to the Lamb, how is your Hellen tree doing? Could you do a profile on your Hellen tree? Thanks for all your hard work. I'm looking forward to your upcoming avocado sales.

i got 6 lamb hass tree. My tree don't get big. all the energy is put into supporting the fruits. My 3 feet lamb have like 60 fruitlets in August 2018. Now, the number is around 30-35 after self thinning.

Thank you very much for this review! :-) I planted a lamb at the beginning ofMay this year and I don't know how to evaluate it. I's about 4ft. tall. The leaves around the top foot of it have all dropped off now... but a couple times, since it's been planted, it seems to have sprouted some new little leaves further down. Over all, it still looks kind of puny and a little on the brownish side. I live up on the central coast of Cali... in zone 9a. We are finally out of our "June gloom" phase now and starting to get some hotter days (low-->mid 70s so far). I think I was over-watering it, until recently, so I've backed off quite a bit. Any advise for me? Do you recommend fertilizing/feeding it, while it's still in it's early stages of life (i.e. not fruit-baring yet)? Do you think I should white wash it... even if we don't get hot-hot weather too often? It's probably only getting about 4-5 hours of direct sunlight right now, but there is a huge redwood tree, next door, that will be cut down within the next year or so (due to the land being developed into a new housing project) and then my lamb will be getting an added 3+ hours of sun as well. 🌳🌿🥑🌞☂💧🌊🌈

Hey Greg thanks for info but sooner I will go to one of my friend's garden and he keep saying he has lamb hass avocado and I would like to take scion wood. They are young trees and now fruits are pretty small so I can't be sure ift it's hass or lamb hass. Could you pls dm me. Details about leaf look between hass and lamb hass. Also if you have now small fruit details between hass and lamb hass

Sweet! Thanks Greg. Will you be doing this for your other avocado varieties? Fingers crossed...

How does it handle cold vs the Hass

thanks for all the information on avocados ...is clonal root stock the surest way to have a successful tree ? and if I'm looking for that do you know any nurseries that actually know if they those trees ?

Great info ,, do you have any stats on bacon avocados , thanks !!👍🍺

what about the strings in the avocado yuck?

What type of drip system emitter are you using there? Looks like a sprayer

does lamb hass need a "paper bag" to protect it? Avoid being bitten by fruit flies

Hello Greg, do you have lamb trees available?

Thanks for sharing, I have a question about the salts and leaf burning. I pour Epsom salts around the base of my avocado trees. Is that a bad thing to do??

what is easier to grow? reed or lam? thx

thanks for making me feel bad, my first tree I planted which died was a lamb and I ended up getting a Hass this second time around. I asked the nursery if it was a lamb and they said yes and I took it home and the tag said Hass.. oh well I got them to truck it over to me for free so I wasn't going to return it. Plus it was the only avocado tree they had left on the lot.

It alternate bears it seems like

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