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Posted by admin on February 23, 2010
I thought that the presence of chlorophyll was what make leaves green. I see that there are some cherry trees have dark colored leaves – so what happens with the chemistry of the plant in these cases?
Posted by admin on February 14, 2010
I used to have an avacado farm in Fallbrook, ca.
If you took good care of your plant Just kinda watering it
like a tree that you want to grow for the first 2 or three years.
The next thing to make sure you get plenty of avacadoes a little before easter ( now would be a pretty good time )
give your avacado trees the kind of fertalizer that your supposed to give roses to make them bloom.
The more flowers the more fruit.
You may hear storys of some trees just don’t give fruit listen to who your source is I gaurntee the person telling you that never had an avacado farm.
For best growing make sure you give a little extra water on very windy days, trees move allot of water on thows days.
Try not to drownd your plant.
Avacado trees are pretty easy to get if your neer an avacado farm I bet you wouldt have to offer much money for like 1 or two year old trees that end up growing under the canapee of the establesed trees.
If your avacadoes grow kinda scabbed with brown leathery spots you have thrips you need to buy lace wing bugs.
Lace wings also eat afids they are need thay look like tiney tinker bell bugs.
Any ways have fun.
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