That is so AWESOME Robbie and Gary. I don't use chemicals in the garden. I watched a video from 8 years ago. And this man shared this statement "Good Farmers don't grow plants, they grow soil" That is so true isn't Robbie! Thank you for sharing with us. Much love from South Africa❤ 🇿🇦❤
Not only removing the diseased leaves, but I think that compost tea that is full of vitamins and antioxidants really gave it a boost! I have got to plant some collard in my garden!😊 My fig tree could really use a boost!
I agree 100%. I've got two old, over 30yrs old!, Ficus trees in pots. Every couple yrs the leaves curl free& spot. I give it a good hair cut & fish fertilizer & my compost... the leaves come back greener & better than ever🪴🪴💚
I have never heard of curly leaf disease, so thank you for sharing this to help us know what to do if we have it. As creative as you are, you will figure out how to tulle it so you and Gary get the nectarines 😊😊❤❤😊😊
The only reason it is not tulled yet is I am doing other stuff around here and by evening I think, there is always tomorrow and if I wait too long, the deer will be SO Happy, LOL
@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy I kept saying that I needed to tulle one of my Lemon tomato plants because 2 of the tomatoes were getting ripe, but I kept putting it off , and then I spotted one of the tomatoes in the yard and a squirrel nibbling on it lol. Needless to say, I dropped what I was doing and tulled my tomato plant 🪴 🙃 😅.
That’s terrific Robbie. I love your solution. Can you put tulle on top of the tree and let the deer have some bottom branches? Just wondering. Nectarines are so delicious. Looks like you have an abundant crop this year.
We also had peach leaf curl. After picking off most leaves it self corrected. I do however have to thin fruit every year or major branches break. Love your videos. I just started my channel and it is slow going. Mainly just put tips on for friends and family. It is a lot of fun. Thank you ❤
We've had Peach Leaf Curl for several years. Our Peaches were always still Delicious! This year I noticeed we don't have any, Yay! However, we have an abundance of small Peaches. Hoping I didn't leave too many on. All I did was pick as many of the curly leaves as I could! Thank You! Enjoy your vids and have learned so much!
I'm so jealous of you all who live in the southern states. You can just go outside & pick all that delicious fruit . Living in Massachusetts we get apples but none of the other fruits I love.
Hi. I grew up in N.H. and we had wonderful peach and plum trees. You just need a variety that is okay with cold winters. I'm in agreement with Robbie's citrus fruits - they look so good!
WOW that’s amazing with only removing the curved leaves and giving it some compost tea the tree grows healthier and bigger and awe so beautiful. The fruit looks delicious too
I did spray my peach tree this year, curly leaf fungus was bad last year! I did not get the most recommended copper spray, our local store didn't have it. Last year I did what you did, get all the infected leaves I could reach off and threw most in the garbage. This year it had much less, but we had also pruned it majorly!!! It is really big😊 and yes, the growth that comes later is usually fine once the bad stuff is taken out.
Just an idea, have you tried spraying the tree with some of your compost tea? It might help even more to do a foliar feed and maybe even kill off the fungus. It certainly won't hurt the tree. Good luck!
I'd put a nurse pot next to it. A big pot or tote with your compost in place layers and some soil and something planted in it. Something that doesn't need full sun, obviously, but I'd feed it. It looks to be on "the edge of barren" where it is. Rather than all lush and green like the rest of your growing areas.
The issue is, it is full of fruit, hundreds of fruit on there, I do have a Composting bin right next to it that Gary built, which we water, and I do believe is helping that tree too now. Thanks 😊
That is great news and growing from a pit and got fruit so soon ..amazing. I am going to throw my pits into a fixed spot in my yard and see what happens Buying trees are getting expensive.
I have heard about spraying leaves with compost tea as a preventative for pest and diseases. I am going to try it out to see how it goes with my lime tree that periodically gets leafminer on leaves.
Thank You for your video. This year I found my Peach Tree with curly leaves. I sure did not want to treat it with any chemicals. What do you put in your comos tea
We lose a lot of our vegetables here with the overhead sprays from crop dusters. Wish we knew their schedule and we would cover them. But sad to say that doesn’t and want happen.
Robbie, I have a question. I live in an apt with a patio on the ground level. I try to grow cherry tomato but the possum's or rats eat the tomato's. So, I saw on one of your videos that you made a cover will stakes, irrigation tubing and ? What is that mesh you use and where did you get it? Would that keep the possum's and rats from eating my tomatoes?
That is so AWESOME Robbie and Gary. I don't use chemicals in the garden.
I watched a video from 8 years ago. And this man shared this statement "Good Farmers don't grow plants, they grow soil"
That is so true isn't Robbie!
Thank you for sharing with us.
Much love from South Africa❤ 🇿🇦❤
Great job on correcting the problem without chemicals. I cut off any bad looking leaves on my tomatoes and other plants.
Oh Perfect, good practice to do wit more any plants, Thanks
Thanks for the info and another way to save a tree or other plants
You are so welcome, thanks
Not only removing the diseased leaves, but I think that compost tea that is full of vitamins and antioxidants really gave it a boost! I have got to plant some collard in my garden!😊 My fig tree could really use a boost!
I agree 100%. I've got two old, over 30yrs old!, Ficus trees in pots. Every couple yrs the leaves curl free& spot. I give it a good hair cut & fish fertilizer & my compost... the leaves come back greener & better than ever🪴🪴💚
Glad you caught it.
Oh, so am I, thanks
Thank you Robbie for this great information, praying your tree keeps doing well 🥰🙏💞
Thanks so much, the tree is just beautiful but needs a good trim once the fruit comes off. Thanks again
I have never heard of curly leaf disease, so thank you for sharing this to help us know what to do if we have it. As creative as you are, you will figure out how to tulle it so you and Gary get the nectarines 😊😊❤❤😊😊
The only reason it is not tulled yet is I am doing other stuff around here and by evening I think, there is always tomorrow and if I wait too long, the deer will be SO Happy, LOL
@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy I kept saying that I needed to tulle one of my Lemon tomato plants because 2 of the tomatoes were getting ripe, but I kept putting it off , and then I spotted one of the tomatoes in the yard and a squirrel nibbling on it lol. Needless to say, I dropped what I was doing and tulled my tomato plant 🪴 🙃 😅.
That’s terrific Robbie. I love your solution. Can you put tulle on top of the tree and let the deer have some bottom branches? Just wondering. Nectarines are so delicious. Looks like you have an abundant crop this year.
I think I could, but still not done so I better do something soon, Thanks
Thank you Robbie great advice!! I also learned from Gary how to lift it & secure it from breaking!! Just love ❤️ you guys!! 🙌🏻🤗🦋
You are so welcome!❤️ Thank you
We also had peach leaf curl. After picking off most leaves it self corrected. I do however have to thin fruit every year or major branches break. Love your videos. I just started my channel and it is slow going. Mainly just put tips on for friends and family. It is a lot of fun. Thank you ❤
Thanks for sharing!
Always and anytime
Thank you for sharing this information with us. I always learn so much from you.
We've had Peach Leaf Curl for several years. Our Peaches were always still Delicious! This year I noticeed we don't have any, Yay! However, we have an abundance of small Peaches. Hoping I didn't leave too many on. All I did was pick as many of the curly leaves as I could! Thank You! Enjoy your vids and have learned so much!
I'm so jealous of you all who live in the southern states. You can just go outside & pick all that delicious fruit . Living in Massachusetts we get apples but none of the other fruits I love.
You can do it in green houses if you have some space
Hi. I grew up in N.H. and we had wonderful peach and plum trees. You just need a variety that is okay with cold winters. I'm in agreement with Robbie's citrus fruits - they look so good!
Toole that beautiful tree now!
I need too, Thanks
WOW that’s amazing with only removing the curved leaves and giving it some compost tea the tree grows healthier and bigger and awe so beautiful. The fruit looks delicious too
I did spray my peach tree this year, curly leaf fungus was bad last year! I did not get the most recommended copper spray, our local store didn't have it. Last year I did what you did, get all the infected leaves I could reach off and threw most in the garbage. This year it had much less, but we had also pruned it majorly!!! It is really big😊 and yes, the growth that comes later is usually fine once the bad stuff is taken out.
Love this tip, thanks Robbie.
It worked for me, and my daughter told me again today. It worked perfect for her too. 😊
Thank you so much for the advice, I have a tree I'm trying to save too. Definitely using your method!
Good job nature lover and vigilant gardener.
Just an idea, have you tried spraying the tree with some of your compost tea? It might help even more to do a foliar feed and maybe even kill off the fungus. It certainly won't hurt the tree. Good luck!
No, I haven’t done that, sometimes that water really stinks. Maybe one day but right now it’s working by feeding the roots but good thought. 😊
Thank you, nice work and inspiration, God bless
Beautiful Robbie 😋😋😋😁🥰
Thank you 😋
Very informative~👍
Thank you for sharing this video~🤗
Excellent Robbie! Looks great.
I'd put a nurse pot next to it. A big pot or tote with your compost in place layers and some soil and something planted in it. Something that doesn't need full sun, obviously, but I'd feed it. It looks to be on "the edge of barren" where it is. Rather than all lush and green like the rest of your growing areas.
The issue is, it is full of fruit, hundreds of fruit on there, I do have a Composting bin right next to it that Gary built, which we water, and I do believe is helping that tree too now. Thanks 😊
That is great news and growing from a pit and got fruit so soon ..amazing. I am going to throw my pits into a fixed spot in my yard and see what happens
Buying trees are getting expensive.
We have little nectarine trees that pop up everywhere around here, and it’s amazing how quickly they fruit and they’re good 😊
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Thanks so much for your help❤
I have heard about spraying leaves with compost tea as a preventative for pest and diseases. I am going to try it out to see how it goes with my lime tree that periodically gets leafminer on leaves.
Gary to the rescue!!!!
Yes, he was, that tree was so heavy with fruit. It was gonna fall over so he propped it up and he wrapped it with irrigation tubing and all is good.
Wow thank you!!!!
Thank you. What camera did you use to capture the deers?
Oh, that was my Wyze cam
Thank You for your video. This year I found my Peach Tree with curly leaves.
I sure did not want to treat it with any chemicals. What do you put in your comos tea
HooRAY!
I was happy that worked great, Thanks
Hey Robbie 🥰
Hi ❤️
We lose a lot of our vegetables here with the overhead sprays from crop dusters. Wish we knew their schedule and we would cover them. But sad to say that doesn’t and want happen.
Hello Robbie. Yucky yucky leaves
I know, they looked so bad and scary
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Will you only tulle the branches that are within the deer’s reach? Do you have trouble with squirrels eating the immature nectarines?
That is true, and yes we have squirrels too, so they might go after them
robbie you had better cover that tree asap or those deer are going to love you!!!😃💖
I know!! Tomorrow ❤️
How long does compost tea stay good?
Robbie, I have a question. I live in an apt with a patio on the ground level. I try to grow cherry tomato but the possum's or rats eat the tomato's. So, I saw on one of your videos that you made a cover will stakes, irrigation tubing and ? What is that mesh you use and where did you get it? Would that keep the possum's and rats from eating my tomatoes?
It's tulle from the sewing department of a store.
Thank you! : )
What would cause a nectarine or peach trees leaves all turn yellow and fall off
I’d Tull it pretty soon
You better cover that nectarine tree quick those deer are gonna eat them
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