Pinkerton Avocado vs Reed Avocado vs Nabal Avocado.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2024
- Comparing my Pinkerton Avocado vs Reed Avocado vs Nabal Avocado Trees. If you Like this Video, please Press the Like, Subscribe & Share. Please Leave any Comments below. Cheers!
* Link to my prior Video on my Pinkerton and my other avocado trees is: • Update On Our Pinkerto...
* Link to my prior Avocado Taste Test Video is: • Blind Taste Testing of...
I have the same 3 trees they are only 2'tall I got a ways to go !! Great info!!
Hope they grow and produce a lot of great avocados for you! A lot of my avocado trees, I bought them when they were small too. Thank you for your comment and thank you for watching!
My young Pinkerton with 6 fruits just dropped one, looks like it may ripen, hope so as I've never tasted one. Best of luck with yours. My 4th try with a Reed is throwing out new growth so looks like I might finally have a winner. What a dry warm winter, was 90 here yesterday.
Hi Frank: Hope all your Pinkerton hang on and you get to sample them. I have never tasted a Pinkerton either so I am also really excited to try it hopefully. That's great to hear about your Reed, hope it produces great fruit for you in the future. The weather is really nice and warm, feels like spring maybe even summer right now. Hope you have a nice weekend Frank and I always appreciate your comments and thank you for watching!
A beginner avo grower here--dozen diff types in the ground less than 2 yrs. It's generally assumed that small trees of any kind are seriously stunted, growth paused when allowed to fruit much while young. The fact that one dropped it's fruit suggests it's not strong enough to carry the burden yet. Correct me if I'm wrong. Thanks for the info! (those all look very small to be carrying fruit)
Hi Bo: You are definitely correct. It is great that you and I are both on this avocado journey and I am by no means an avocado expert either. A lot of people just pick off the fruits when the avo trees are so young, but I like to just have them drop off naturally. Sometimes if I am lucky, I will have 1 or 2 fruits hang on. Thank you for your comment and thank you for watching!
Just a thought, I've heard that staking trees stunts growth. Might be a reason they aren't showing a lot of growth. I know it's a common practice but in nature nobody goes around staking trees.
Thank you for your comment. I bought the trees with the stakes in them, but I will definitely consider that the next time I plant on in the ground. Thanks for your comment and thank you for watching!
I believe the recommended method of staking is to have two or three stakes about 1 foot away from the trunk and tie the tree to the stakes with green stretchable garden ties. That way, the tree is supported but it still can sway with the wind to promote trunk growth and stability.
Nice... Lost my Nabal due the intense heat wave in 2018. Where did you get yours?
Sorry you lost your Nabal in 2018. I bought by Nabal at Louie's Nursery in Riverside, California in a #15. I would call them before you go to see if they have them in stock, I did not see a Naba there the last two times I went. Thank you for your comment and thank you for watching!
@@johnnysworld-backyardorchard thanks for the feedback, was just at louie's last week. Their stock is a little low right now. I did ask someone there and they mentioned that they are getting a huge shipment of avocados soon. I'm not too far from them so will have to check back soon. I did just pick up an Anaheim avocado.
@@AvocadoTalk Thank you for letting me know. I will wait a bit before heading out there again, hopefully will go there when they stock up again. Nice score on getting the Anaheim. Hope your Anaheim Avocado produces a lot of great fruit for you!
Hey Johnny thanks for videos. How long does Pinkerton stay on the tree? Is it 8 months or is it like 18 months? thanks
Hi Damien: I think my Pinkertons stayed about a year or so before we harvested them. Thank you for your comment and thank you for watching!
I bought a grafted nobal plant I hope its a real Nobal tree ?? Any way of knowing if it's what they said it is? It's like two feet tall
Hi Lion, I think it would be pretty hard to tell with me, but hopefully the grower was correct in labeling it. You got yourself a great avocado tree variety. Thanks for watching!
You willing to sell some scions i would love some of your varieties
Hi Mario: sorry, I don't sell any scions. Thanks for watching!