Lake Fork N East Texas Zone 8b area hobby orchard and vineyard. We grow 24 different varieties of Muscadines, Paw Paws, Thornless Blackberries, Asian Persimmons, Jujubes, seedless Che, Mulberries, Asian Pears, Satsumas, Calamondins, Kumquats and other Citruses. We also grow a small vegetable garden of Cherry Tomatoes and UC 157 Asparagus.
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Man that looks awesome! I'm starting some this year, but they are long and lanky. How are you fertilizing them? Do they like a certain NPK ratio?
I use a gallon or two gallon bucket and put a carabiner on them, then clip it to my belt loop and pick with both hands.
Beautiful berries. What do you plan to do with them?
Those are beauties! I got a large crop of good-sized berries from my -year old Prime-Ark 45 in a container, but they have no taste. I don't even think the birds are going for them. My Prime-Ark Freedom, also in a pot is a lot smaller and hasn't formed fruit yet this year even though it's a year older. Hopefully, my 45's will taste better as the plant gets older.
I'm so confused about what is a floracaine and primacaine. I definitely have to research on it.