You can always give your trees a haircut during the summer months. They'll branch out at those locations that you cut. I do both minor branch thinning (taking off water sprouts / clearing out the center on open center training styles) and a little branch tipping to get the next set of branches started in good locations. If you're trying to keep the trees to say 8' tall, you'll probably want a decent amount of branches starting fairly low on the tree. This winter you can make those heavier heading / tipping cuts so that your fruiting branches are at reasonable heights.

You inspired me to start growing hydroponics, I ordered the Kratky supplies from one of your video links and started about a month or so ago. It opens so many new doors for us, we are in Zone 10a in Southwest Florida and these months of the year are the slow months for gardening because of the heat, but having so much fun with Hydroponics inside. Thinking about converting my garage into a cooking studio for our videos and a hydroponic growing area so we can grow the veggies for our recipes within walking distance of the kitchen.

Thanks, Khang! When you covered the fruits from the birds it reminded me of how big farms covered their fruits too and I wondered if this is the reason why as well.

Just bought Hosui pear tree today and came across your video to learn how to plant it properly, very informative and you have a nice soothing voice. Thank you!

You have created a wonderful garden / grow space around your home Khang! -Bob...

I just ordered a 20th century and shinseiki tree. I cannot wait to get them planted and get fruit! Thanks for showing the entire process.

I have a small hosui pear tree. I also live in south Texas. I hope my tree makes fruit this year. Your trees are beautiful!😀

Thank you for your series. I too have clay, so it was great to be able to follow your lead. I’m way further north than you (gulf islands, BC,Canada) but my tree is in its second season after planting and doing really well. I would love for you to post a video about pruning.

@KhangStarr

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I do prune very aggressively to keep them short. My trees are doing amazing this year! The only problem I have is thrips destroying most of my fruits.

Very informative! Wondered if you grew apricots... one of my favorite stone fruits. Great video! Looking forward to your peppers!

You should try and graft some of the different varieties to the other trees so all of them are multiple varieties, that would be pretty cool to see if it works when it's DIY.

Good idea with the cup to protect the tree from the ants 🐜👏👍

Great video as always. Great looking tree.

Great idea on recycling the cups to use them as barriers!

.Very nice to follow the progress on your Asian Peras and allso very inspiring video’s. Thkx from the Netherlands.

Hello Khang, I remember when you planted those trees, they look great! Can you tell me what kind of paste is you are using?

Thank you for sharing your experiments. I am going to grow an asian pear tree like you. What kind of paste you put around the cup to prevent ant ? and the bag you use to cover your fruit? when is the time to fertilize the tree? Looking forward to seeing your reply. Have a good day!

I've heard you can do something similar using petroleum jelly to prevent insects crawling up trunks. Haven't verified it via testing.

Amazing Khang! What was that glue thing you used again?

Thank you for sharing, sir but what kind of jell is that?

Please make an update on your pear trees. Would be interesting to see how they are doing.

Did you give any fertilizer or amendments to your Korean giant? I put mine in the ground last year and that put on maybe 2 inches of growth no lateral branches. This year it's grown about 3 inches on the central leader with a few side branches from that new growth like how yours looked in April. The lower part of the central leader has a few leaves but they're on the leader branch, no side branching. Amazed that yours branched so much after 3 months. I'm wondering if that's what'll happen to mine. I'm in NYC and haven't fed it anything, only watered.

Nice little orchard there.

Awesome video!

Yummy, love your videos, thank you.

I have an Asian pear tree that I plated 2 years ago. It was just a twig. It’s growing but still no fruit. I’m not sure if I have a self pollinating one or not. I’ve done more research now and thinking of getting a Shinko and growing it on my deck in a pot. Semi dwarf shinko in a pot. What do you think?

Looking great , where to do you buy the tree borders ?

Hey Khang, What do you use to wrap and protect your fruits?

what varieties of Asian pears do you have? And as for you what is Top-3, or Top-5 ranking?

m living in MN ( zone 4 B ). I got some Asian pear trees. I watched a lot of clips about pruning . I'm confusing about that. What's different between summer pruning and winter pruning ? which one for more fruit and which one for shape

Hi Khang! Your trees look nice and healthy.. good idea to keep them shorter so the fruit is within reach. =)

God i Will love to have your space to grow things....and btw... We wayt peppers updates ???????

Hello what did youcover the pairs with? I have ahínco and it has 2 tiny pears

What size container are you using for the pear trees.?

I would love an update video!

I started to grow mi chillies in hydroponics without any ph meter or special nutrients for hydroponics and the plants are going pretty well😅

Where do you order the 4 in 1 pear tree? I’m in Toronto so not sure if they will deliver here.

Where did you buy the 4 in 1?

Just harvest some Asian pear today myself. Where did you get your 4 in 1

@KhangStarr

5 жыл бұрын

Here you go Jay www.willisorchards.com/product/4-in-1-asian-pear-tree#.XUII6OhKiiM

I just bought a 20th century pear tree for $10 . Would you recommend keeping it in a pot or on the ground? I dont have alot of space and i dont want it to grow big. Thank you !

@KhangStarr

5 жыл бұрын

Pear trees will grow much better in the ground. You can always prune them aggressively to keep them smaller.

@truchampzfishing

5 жыл бұрын

Ok thank you !

Nice fruits tree

How to prune these trees and when?

@nathalienguyen7083

3 жыл бұрын

I believe that is not weed but his herbs bed.

Love your Pear series , sent you message via IG

this encourage me to buy from local seller here..but the price is mind blowing....hmmm

Why are you allowing the weeds to grow and set seed? There will be a lot of bugs hiding amongst them!

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Ok i keep hearing rattle snakes in the background 🤯

Heybro

Yawn (reading this word can make someone yawn)