Sorbus domestica. After years and years of waiting for fruit i decided last year to tie down one of the branches of my "sossenheimer riese" cormier in order to induce flowering. This grafted tree is 8 to 9 years old and has never flowered yet. This branch is not affected by the disease yet and someone told me that if you tie branches of fruit trees downwards they flower and fruit quicker. I tied some rope to a heavy stone and bent the branch down so the flow of the sap will cause it to flower. I will see soon if it will work.
Avocado. My mexicola avocado is looking so bad now that i am starting to doubt whether it will grow back. It could always in theory sprout back up from the roots though and that's what i am kind of hoping for. If that happens i will probably cut everything off except the new shoot. I have a second smaller plant outside that looks in much better shape. It is a fantastic seedling so that might be why. To me, which might make some people laugh, it looks really good right now compared to the mexicola. fantastic seedling that up to now survived the winter quite well. Notice the green petioles of the brown leaves. This tree if no further catastrophe happens will surely grow again. And now here comes the mexicola: this is not looking good... It will be interesting to see if it grows back from anywhere above ground, from the roots or not at all.
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