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Watering Fruit Trees The Easy Way / Arizona Desert
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 พ.ค. 2024
- How often should i water my fruit trees? How Much water do fruit trees need? when do i water my fruit trees? how do i fertilize a fruit tree? how to summer prune a fruit tree? We get questions like this every day. All of these answers will be in this video! I will explain our watering timer, duration and interval watering for all of our plants. Its Memorial Day Weekend and we are switching over to our summer watering, pruning, and fertilizing schedule.
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Great looking Peaches 🎉 Thank you for sharing the Beautifulness 😃🙏
This is definitely one of our favorite trees we have on our property 🍑🩷
@@AmzBackyardOrchardandVineyard I can definitely see why 😃 I wish I could taste that Fruit 🍑
Have you been struggling with watering your fruit trees, grapevines or other plants? Let us know here in the comments of your watering questions!
I have 3 peach trees and 3 pluots from rsi growers but the leaves turned yellow and crispy but ive been watering daily your thoughts what am i doing wrong?
@ivanivan5377 my first question is when did you plant them specifically? I have a good feeling I know exactly what it is.
@@AmzBackyardOrchardandVineyard they where plated last year around fall i dont recall exactly but around september
The rootstocks from RSI growers are very thirsty, they are designed to grow full size trees. What is your watering schedule like? How long, and how much water approximately? You said daily.
@@AmzBackyardOrchardandVineyard i was watering everyday for like 5 minutes around 8 to 10 gallons , but i switched to watering every 3rd day because the leaves turned yellow on the peach trees and i thought i was overwatering i last watered saturday around noon and the soil is still moist i use a bamboo stake and it goes in 18 inches but the leaves are crispy also and the new growth is burning up
Great video and information! Hopefully it will save our trees this year!
Glad you enjoyed it! Good luck with everything this summer 🔥😎
Thanks for the great info, I just got my first Florida prince tree. I live here in the Az valley. I was wondering what I should fertilize my tree with. I am new to Az and to this peach tree. Thanks
Glad you enjoyed the video! Florida Prince peach trees are very Hardy and a great choice here in the valley! If you think it needs fertilizer, this would be the weekend to give it blood and bone meal underneath the mulch layer on top of the soil. Use as directed and it should last throughout the summer. The tree itself will be slowing down in growth once we start getting into the triple digit territory until about September.
@@AmzBackyardOrchardandVineyard Thankyou!
Hi! Just found your channel and also live in the Phoenix area. Budding orchardist and my peaches have been the best yet in the 3 years they have been in the ground. Interesting watering schedule. Is the thought process to allow the ground to absorb and prevent runoff as opposed to running your timer for the full 2 hours? I have 3 varieties: Sauzee Swirl, Desert Gold and Mid-Pride. The Desert Gold FINALLY produced a great crop. All 3 trees put on at least 6 feet of new growth from the winter pruning. I have typically been taking down the height after harvest, but may experiment with waiting until September to prune. Fun to try new techniques. Thanks for the info and videos!
That's great! Peaches do really well here surprisingly. We water slow and infrequent four times a night to prevent root rot and trunk rot, as well as runoff. We just want to pinpoint exactly where we want to water. It works for our soil type which is mostly sand and clay. It also helps with the soil to absorb the water, continuing to build the soil over the years, which also helps with oxygenation.
All of these techniques we have been doing for years, works for us. We don't want to waste our time, so we want to maximize every moment we can get with our trees. Micromanaging LOL
Those are all great varieties, you're going to love that desert gold! Ours puts on a lot of small fruit. Thinning is essential we have found. Welcome to the channel! Are there any topics you are mostly interested in?