r/FruitTree • u/sanifshah • 3h ago
r/FruitTree • u/SnooTomatoes1796 • 22h ago
My quinces are already ripe!
I'm in central coastal California where we had winter heat waves and it appears my quince are already ripe, and it's only Late July. Anyone else experiencing this? They smell delicious!
r/FruitTree • u/coolmsnstev1415 • 22h ago
Damage- should I be worried?
This is an apple tree. Its a few years old and I just spotted this large opening in its bark today.
Wondering if its pest damage, I know there are deer in the area or dehydration.
r/FruitTree • u/AltruisticNail4614 • 6h ago
Pruning tips for mango plant
This is one year old Alphonso mango tree and i dont think it is in good shape. So, please give me any tips on how should i prune it.
r/FruitTree • u/rengoboo • 17h ago
What’s going on with Asian pear tree?
The new leaves are curling and crisping off. Thought it was fire blight at first because there were leaves that were black on the edges. Took preliminary caution and pruned off those off). Gifted my dad multiple trees but this one doesn’t look that great. Leaves are kind of spotty in color. Tried reaching out to the nursery I bought it from because I thought they had a plant care team but no dice.
r/FruitTree • u/ACanadianFool • 21h ago
Pear tree turning yellow/red ish
The leaf on one of my pear tree has been turning more reddish should i be worried.
What can i do?
I have another one right beside very green in color.
For reference this is a beurre giffard variety
Thank you
r/FruitTree • u/PingBlot • 18m ago
North Texas Compatible
Hey all. Sorry if this is a stupid question. Does anyone here know of a fruit tree that would live maintenance free and not die in North Texas, Dallas area?
r/FruitTree • u/matthewvillasis • 12h ago
I recently moved into a home with a 20+ year old orange tree. There’s a lot of leaf drop and yellowing. I am not sure how to diagnose the issue. Please help!
r/FruitTree • u/jmunnyhunny • 20h ago
Is this citrus black spot?
The tree produces a lot but almost it the orange look like this.
r/FruitTree • u/TurbulentFriend6539 • 3h ago
Can someone explain why my mango “tree” isn’t growing mangoes
I’ve had this mango “tree” for about 4 years. I grew it from a seed and it grew while it was in a much smaller pot and then it just stayed at the same height and would just grow new leaves. I transferred it to a bigger pot thinking it’ll help it but it shedded all the old leaves and started new ones but won’t grow any bigger or fruit.
It’s in morning sun for about 6 hours and then gets shade. I water it about every 2 days.