Why People Fail at Avocado Trees

Подписаться 51 тыс.

Просмотров 1,5 млн

50% 1

Avocado Trees are fussy and here are the top reasons why people fail at Avocado Trees and often kill their plants.
Avocado Trees are for sale here:
www.daleysfruit.com.au/fruit%2...
-------------------------------
Website: www.daleysfruit.com.au
Facebook: / daleysfruit
Google+: plus.google.com/+daleysnurser...
Instagram: / daleysfruit
Blog: blog.daleysfruit.com.au
Twitter: / daleysfruit
RU-vid Educate: / daleysfr
RU-vid Mini: / daleysfruit
-------------------------------

Опубликовано:

17 фев 2015

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 673

@FukushimaRadiation 3 года назад

I had an avocado tree for 15 years. Never made fruit. True story i was about to cut it down then saw the fruit. Now year after year we get enough avocados 2 feed the family for months and extra to sell or give away.

@mzzzol 8 лет назад

I live in Mexico and the Avocados Trees are wild. We have the Trees everywhere, We are lucky in Mexico.

@DarkHelixia

I think the main reason most people fail is that they don't live in the right climate for avocados.

@Vache0espagnole 8 лет назад

Even if you are unable to get your avocado tree to fruit, the leaf makes a delicious, anis-like tea that acts as a kidney cleanse, traditionally used in SE Asia.

@juezdredd8139 3 года назад

When growing up in Puerto Rico, avocado trees were everywhere. People would give their avocados away because there were so many. Same with mango trees. I miss those days

@donaldkasper8346 21 день назад

The lead shoot of my avocado is pulpy and weak and slops over. How this shit grows into trees is beyond me.

@salonidaruka1506 3 года назад

Can I grow avocado in India ?

@Mondoshawn 4 года назад

The fact that people can grow avocado trees at home blows my mind since I'm not in the right climate to do so. When I see Avocado trees on vacation with fruit they just look so good!

@bonsaiswims9762 2 года назад

Hass Avocado

@infinitibottle 3 года назад

If your winters have hard freeze, than no.

@LauraTeAhoWhite 4 года назад

1. Have free draining soil with lots of organic matter (leaf litter, bark - stuff you would find on the forest floor)

@sandpaper631 6 лет назад

Where I live:

@Sugarsail1 3 года назад

You can also paint the trees with dilute latex paint to protect from sun or spray the tree with kaolin powder suspension. We have about 500 Hass trees. Also if you have one tree in your yard and you want a LOT of fruit, it's best to have it grafted with another variety with of out-of-phase flowers (A type and B type).

@K0HAKU_97 5 лет назад

I remember our neighbor in CA had a HUGE avocado tree that would even hang over the fence. They’d let us pick anything on our side so we always enjoyed great avocados. I remember having to knock them down with 10-15ft long pvc pipes my dad was using for construction

@billstonesmith9231 5 лет назад

What a sweetheart, loves her Avocado Trees and great at telling us how to love them -

@1mousecatcher Год назад

Thanks, my tree in New Orleans, Louisiana started producing in it's second year, maybe 3. People are amazed that I didn't have to wait seven years.

@7s29 4 года назад

I have a pinkerton avocado tree, it's 2 years sold, and 2 metres tall. I can't believe how fast it's grown.

@adrianr9307 4 года назад

Growing mine in baking hot Adelaide, South Australia, it is now 4 yrs old and I grafted Haas onto it when it was 2 years old, the summers here are long hot and dry with minimal humidity so I keep my tree well mulched and shaded on hot sunny days, I never over water and make sure the soil never dries out, I am sure my tree will flower next spring ( Sept 2020 )

@lesliegrayson1722 5 лет назад

Mark talks about how the clay level in his soil causes root rot, and the avo's Native soil is moist Black humus and has good air flow... a sorta good air/bacteria verses bad air/bacteria struggle Id say. (aquaculture interests)

@robertawong6095 4 года назад

Avocados like water. We harvested almost 250 fruit from June - Sep. Tree is planted on side of hill, good drainage. Pounded in fertilizer spikes at drip line. When fruit is growing, water 5 min every other day at trunk or fruit will start to fall. We connected a dedicated water line to tree to remember to water. Trim top of tree every other year. Grown from seed. Avocados turn crimson when ripe, supposed to be Caribbean variety.