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Ricado starts with ... I live in Adelaide and have a 12 foot grafted Hass avocado tree which has 36 newly formed fruit on it. It had 30 avocados last year which all ripened and were excellent. I think the tree could benefit from some cross pollination but I do not have room to plant a "B" type avocado tree. If I grafted a "B" scion such as Bacon onto the existing tree, would this assist with pollinating the Hass tree? If it is possible, and/or advisable, does anyone have any B scions that they could spare or swap for Hass scions? | About the Author Ricado PLYMPTON,5038,SA 25th December 2021 10:15am #UserID: 28824 Posts: 4 View All Ricado's Edible Fruit Trees |
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AndresFt says... I would go for Zutano, the guys from https://tiendadefruta.com adviced me to plant one or even graft a branch with fuerte in order to improve the pollination It's also important to reach this stage with the best plant nutrition condition, the higher the almidon, the better the pollination | About the Author AndresFt WEST FOOTSCRAY 3012 VIC Australia 22nd July 2022 4:35am #UserID: 30631 Posts: 6 View All AndresFt's Edible Fruit Trees |
jakfruit etiquette says... Rare Fruit SA has Avocado budwood sale at some meetings https://www.facebook.com/rarefruitsocietyofsouthaustralia/photos/a.199428327313254/1083144318941646/ | About the Author jakfruit etiquette MERBEIN,3505,VIC 22nd July 2022 10:09pm #UserID: 5133 Posts: 915 View All jakfruit etiquette's Edible Fruit Trees |