Chill Factor

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John says... What you are asking for is avalable on a site on this topic of the blog at Dayleys. It means the temp must reach and stay below 7 degrees celicus for a total of 400 hours a year. For the years this happens you will get flowers to set, if not pretty green leaves for that year. It happens to all of us.	About the Author John10 SB South Australia 19th February 2008 11:22am #UserID: 549 Posts: 127 View All John10's Edible Fruit Trees
Anonymous starts with ... I have a question to ask .... a label says ".... need 400 hours of chill". 1) Is that high or low chill factor? 2) Will trees that ".... need 400 hours of chill" grow in Sydney/Newcastle or in Perth/Gingin ? Thanks for any reply to my post.	About the Author 19th February 2008 10:54am #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees
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Bob says... Try www.agric.wa.gov.au and type in chilling into the search function.	About the Author bob1 Perth 19th February 2008 12:16pm #UserID: 487 Posts: 40 View All bob1's Edible Fruit Trees
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