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How do you use imidacloprid how much of it with how much water for fruit trees?
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What is the difference between fruit trees and forest trees?
Fruit trees bear fruit while forest trees can or cant they just have to be in a forest. So fruit trees is a much narrower thing then forest trees.
How does spraying fruit trees with water before the frost comes keep the trees from freezing?
Water keeps trees from freezing because the water releases heat when it freezes. That heat raises the temperature of the tree, the air around the tree and the soil, preventing ice formation in the tissues of the tree. Cold water should be sprayed on the blossom of fruit trees after frost has occurred but before the sun has risen to melt the frost.
How much water to make fruit jelly?
About 20Ls
How much flood water do trees consume?
98
How much water is in a fruit?
Most fruits have nearly 80 percent of water depending on the fruit. For example, watermelon has 92 percent of water and oranges have up to 85 percent of water.
How much water is needed to process one can of fruit?
According to one website, it takes 9.3 gallons of water to produce one can of fruit or vegetables.
How much water do you use with 3 cups of fruit if recipe calls for 8 cups of fruit to 5 cups of water?
Try a Half of a cup
What can make trees grow fast?
The best things to make trees grow faster are sunlight and water. Some trees require more sunlight than others, and some trees don't need as much water as others.
How much fruit will a kumquat tree yield?
The amount of fruit that a kumquat tree will yield will vary. It will depend on the size of the tree and if it is grown indoors or out. Indoor trees will yield a few pounds of fruit in a year while an outdoor tree can produce many pounds.
Is Muriatic acid good for pine trees?
Very small amounts of muriatic acid are mixed with water to lower the pH balance of the water and make it suitable for water pine trees. It is important to be careful and test the pH balance of the water because too much muriatic acid will kill the trees.
Can grey water be used to water apple trees?
Yes. With the proviso that we have only been doing it for three years, our apple trees seem to be doing just fine being irrigated solely with graywater and rain water (we are in San Diego, so not that much rain). We do not recycle our washer water, because it was not convenient to do so-- so we only re-use shower, bathtub, and bathroom sink water. Our apple trees are doing just fine. Our Anna and Gordon apple trees are especially vigorous and productive. We also have a couple of Fuji, Golden Dorsett, Pink Lady, and a couple of new trees-- Gala, Cinnamon Spice, Rubinette, and Honeycrisp. Too early to tell for sure about the last list, but so far so good. From what I can tell, there has never been a case of health problems caused by graywater, and the scientific consensus is that it is perfectly safe for use on fruit trees if you discharge the graywater at ground level or below ground, and do not spray the fruit with it.
What causes apple trees to NOT blossom?
how old are they? do they get enough water? too much? fertilizer?
