good for fruit trees?
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i know it would be good for fruit trees. and you would want to add biochard, or take charcoal and crush into a fine power and mix with the sea salt with some mushrooms and mix into the soil under the tree. you can do an old south america trick by putting drew pond between the fruit trees this will create a natural way to create a moist air to protect the trees from chilly nights and good to give the trees water. now to prevent mosquitoes. put neem cakes in the water to prevent mosquitoes from breeding. the sea salt has over 90 to 91 minerals that life needs. earth salt kills plants or salt that come from mines.
1377227
Yes, I've used it on my avacado and citrus trees and it seem to give them new life.
1377228
i know it would be good for fruit trees. and you would want to add biochard, or take charcoal and crush into a fine power and mix with the sea salt with some mushrooms and mix into the soil under the tree. you can do an old south america trick by putting drew pond between the fruit trees this will create a natural way to create a moist air to protect the trees from chilly nights and good to give the trees water. now to prevent mosquitoes. put neem cakes in the water to prevent mosquitoes from breeding. the sea salt has over 90 to 91 minerals that life needs. earth salt kills plants or salt that come from mines. i know it would be good for fruit trees. and you would want to add biochard, or take charcoal and crush into a fine power and mix with the sea salt with some mushrooms and mix into the soil under the tree. you can do an old south america trick by putting drew pond between the fruit trees this will create a natural way to create a moist air to protect the trees from chilly nights and good to give the trees water. now to prevent mosquitoes. put neem cakes in the water to prevent mosquitoes from breeding. the sea salt has over 90 to 91 minerals that life needs. earth salt kills plants or salt... » Read More i know it would be good for fruit trees. and you would want to add biochard, or take charcoal and crush into a fine power and mix with the sea salt with some mushrooms and mix into the soil under the tree. you can do an old south america trick by putting drew pond between the fruit trees this will create a natural way to create a moist air to protect the trees from chilly nights and good to give the trees water. now to prevent mosquitoes. put neem cakes in the water to prevent mosquitoes from breeding. the sea salt has over 90 to 91 minerals that life needs. earth salt kills plants or salt that come from mines. « Show Less
1377229
to make a quicketr way to make biochard, use a woodchipper and add charcoal with the chipper, it will make a fine powder to mix with sea salt and mushrooms for the trees.
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Janet: I purchased this tree earlier in the year and planted it in large pot in the yard. It's doing well but I know it will take a couple of years to bear fruit. You should feel confident in placing it in a pot. Laura
13951
A low volume sprayer I can see it being used for, but if you need a stream the kind for spraying mature fruit trees that could be a reach for this unit. For the price it may be worth your while to try. Make sure there is an in line filter. I have been using this pump for irrigation on an airponics system for over a year and they are very reliable. The only issue is if a piece of anything gets stuck in the diaphragm of the pump you will need to take it apart and remove the debris from it then it works just fine upon reassembly.
818909
Sure，but u need cut these first. This is not enough for whole fruit one time. The only hard thing for me, just clean it after use.
1523329
I've only used them on fondant and gumpaste. I don't know if it works for fruits. They seem a bit too small to work on fruit though. If it does maybe watermelon or apples but I'm not sure.
343896
maybe... if the apples are at all rot/black i would say no mine just fall off . i have 26 apple trees and end up doing alot by hand.
1476120
You should not use this on trees with fruit consumed by people. Also it works best when applied in early spring before leaves have formed. Not saying you can't apply now, June 2, but you may still have more bugs eating leaves when Japanese beetles emerge for example. As for fruit, realize this product is absorbed through the entire tree. You do not want to consume that do you?
2058256
I used it last summer on my flowering pear tree that had a root exposed which kept sprouting. It has totally fixed the problem. The tree was not hurt and the root did not have sprouts popping up daily.
2086457
I might work as well for cucumbers but it surely is efficient for apples ; cz cucumbers are long they may break them
1247309
I'm sure you could use them for that purpose but fresh or frozen fruit would work better for consistency. They do taste good.
1654775
No cherries, just apples, but if the cherries are big enough to be contained in the head, then it ought to work. It takes a little getting used to, especially in taller trees, but once you master the awkwardness of working a long pole, it does the job nicely, and keeps fruit from getting bruised when it falls on the ground.
2004783
Yes. This will do the job. I have one that my brother borrows all the time, and he bought one to give to his friend who has a v-e-r-y productive lemon tree. They use it all the time. (:
2248365
This is basically effective--but... Some fruit will be next to the netting and may get eaten anyway, 2) it is really hard to remove from the tree later on, and 3) I removed mine after I found it had trapped and killed a hummingbird--and I like hummingbirds in my garden! There are these big yellow beach ball with huge black eyers that come with reflective mylar 'pupils' you attach. The birds do not like them, nor do they like tinsel or small mirrors hanging from your tree. Good luck!
1523330
I would think so. I use mine to cut out piecrust dough and they are good with that. I guess it depends on what type of fruit and how firm it will be.
816951
No this product is just meant for propagating new plant clones. It is not suitable for larger root structures required to have healthy fruit production.
1160393
I don't know. It has 500 watts and goes over 150 degrees, so it might. I've never done fruit.
1658847
The major restriction is that it should not be used on edible plants. If your tree is just ornamental, that would likely be okay, but if you use the fruit, it would not be safe. The product label does not otherwise restrict use as to specific plants. You could likely download a copy of the label from Bonide's website.