Good luck with your tree. The Che tree is a great tree as it is pest free and the birds don't really bother the fruit. I got mine from Edible Landscaping too probably a dozen years ago or so. It's done well for me and produces a lot of fruit. You probably don't need the other two trees you got from the other place. Those fruit will probably be seedy. The Edible Landscaping variety sets seedless fruit on its own and needs no pollinator.
Cool! I’d heard of this fruit before but hadn’t realized it was hardy until I saw it mentioned in another video. Looked it up online and found another Seattleite. :-) Did you ever get any ripened fruit? I’m tempted to try it but I want to plant medlar first...
I'm giving up on this tree if it fails to fruit next year. It will go back into a pot and kept in the greenhoue year around. It will not ripen in ground here without additional heat units
Hello Ben , how is your Che tree from Edible Landscaping doing? Because I buy one Che from Edible Landscaping too on 11-2-2020 my growing zone 7 a , is there any thing I have to do special? Thank you.
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Good luck with your tree. The Che tree is a great tree as it is pest free and the birds don't really bother the fruit. I got mine from Edible Landscaping too probably a dozen years ago or so. It's done well for me and produces a lot of fruit. You probably don't need the other two trees you got from the other place. Those fruit will probably be seedy. The Edible Landscaping variety sets seedless fruit on its own and needs no pollinator.
Do you know if the Che Tree can be grafted onto a mulberry root stock? Thanks
How do you like the taste?
@@hybrid2003 not mulberry. Can be grafted on osage orange.
You remember how soon it started fruiting?
Hi, I am going to see if our plant shop here in New Zealand has them. I am interested in growing different berry trees, that are not popular.
hye ben, how to identify the differences between male and female tree?
how did your airlayering workout onn the che tree
Cool! I’d heard of this fruit before but hadn’t realized it was hardy until I saw it mentioned in another video. Looked it up online and found another Seattleite. :-)
Did you ever get any ripened fruit? I’m tempted to try it but I want to plant medlar first...
I'm giving up on this tree if it fails to fruit next year. It will go back into a pot and kept in the greenhoue year around. It will not ripen in ground here without additional heat units
Ben B. Seattle Well dang, one could hope...
@@BenBSeattle Aw, man, that's disappointing. I hope it fruits for you this year!
Hello Ben , how is your Che tree from Edible Landscaping doing? Because I buy one Che from Edible Landscaping too on 11-2-2020 my growing zone 7 a , is there any thing I have to do special? Thank you.
Its just not hot enough here. It doesn't get ripe
Why does my Che plant have thorns? Is this right?
Ted Timmis heard young trees do.
Derek Wong Well, I hope this is a passing phase!
It does need a male if you want seeds in your fruit. If you don't want seeds in your fruit keep away from a male.