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If it’s been flowering for 6 months shouldn’t you have fruit by now?
Which techniques did you use? Maybe I'll try some before my sticks go bad if I wait any longer. I'm grafting hachiya onto jiro fuyu
Moved the big seedling out of the greenhouse
80lb dog for size reference
A new standard of measurement!
I planted the seedlings out in spring 2019, so a bit over six years old. They're towering over E. involucrata seedlings planted at the same time, which are flowering. It seems like the flowers should come around May-June, fingers crossed. They don't have any weeping habit whatsoever, so it's interesting to see on yours. They're only now starting to come out of dormancy. Some definitely have nicer forms than others, unclear how much of that is growing conditions. Hopefully that translates to variation in fruit quality, and hopefully the uglier ones are worse.Wow. I have three seven foot tall ones with no sign of flowering.
How old are your trees? This one took a while to start flowering for me
I love this time of the year where it warms up and everything breaks dormancy only to get torched by a freeze weeks later. Didn’t jump the gun on moving too many things but a whole lot of greenery going on in my hoop house. Hoping there won’t be too much damage tomorrow morning
Yeah, I have a hydrangea that always make it through winter fine, but often gets whacked by that early April hard freeze that always comes, like it did last night.
Wow. I have three seven foot tall ones with no sign of flowering.
Usually I get lured by a week of warm weather in late march or early April and bring everything out, only to drag it back in 1-3 more times before temps are safe. So far this year has had a cold day every week so I am not tempted!
Anybody selling some named cultivar scions? I have a big seedling ill probably be looking to graft this yearIt seems like more and more people are succeeding with growing seedlings. What is your method of growing them.
