1st time having a fruit tree in garden and your video popped up. Glad it did! I had 2 leaves curling which I broke off and trashed and check rest of tree. Thank goodness you had a picture of the leaf while I was scrolling through videos. Thanks so much!

@plantabundance

4 жыл бұрын

Wonderful!

Hello Dan,👌👌 I am Mumtaz from pakistan.I found your video about Peach Curl very very informative .In the video you explained every step simple and easily.Thanks for the efforts.👌

Very timely and reassuring info. Thanks 👍

Agree 100%! My 2 peach trees are 4 yrs this spring and both are loaded down with fruit. I've been thinking, spraying and bagging to protect them. My trees dropped a good amount of leaves during a couple rainy days. Im in NE Alabama and I pray my peaches makes it to harvest this first time. It's bloomed a little past 2 yrs but I didn't mess with it until last fall started spraying. Missed early spring spray but caught up right after pollination. So yea, I'm pretty gardener but I hear peaches are one of hardest fruit to get to harvest.

Good job! Beautiful idea and garden! Thank you! 👍💐

Thank you for this! My nectarine (not a white one) has it. It's a dwarf one, so it's not big. Planted it last year. It's very dry here, we're not got any rain in the last weeks. I watered it sometimes, but it was not enough I think.

Hey love your videos. Ive been watching for years. I was wondering if you could do a video on your weekly routine for the things you do around your garden and what you look for on a daily basis to keep it thriving. Thanks!

Thanks. I was feeling bummed about my peach trees.

Fantastic and thank you 😊

Thanks for the knowledge I started a peach tree from seed four years ago and this year the leafs did that and I was freaking out but Washington rains alot

@plantabundance

4 жыл бұрын

Glad to help

Thank you!!

Love your informative videos

First time on your channel, great mindset my friend!

Hello Dan and Allison i watch most of your videos and i love your beautiful garden and thank you so much all of your videos are very educational i have learned a lot from your videos i live in Phoenix Arizona i have a backyard garden aslo Kinda Like a food forest i have some fruit trees but my Apricot tree doesn't produce a lot and i do water and feed regularly i don't know what should I do to get more fruit???

Dan I came across your videos because I purchased my nectarines trees last year. I purchased 2 but only one has the curly leaves. I live in Niagara Falls Ontario Canada

Rey useful thanks

you have covered it well but i would like to add a little i mix copper and daconil in a 2 gal sprayer about 2-3 big spoonful each tothe water and spray about xmas time zone 7 sc at 2 week intervals for about 3 sprays stop before bud break also for the oriental fruit moth that causes the goo on the peaches before they fall off i use neem oil spray 2-3 sprays before bud break i have 14 peach trees takes about 1 hour to spray but it works

🦗🦟🦠👎👎👎👎 thanks for the tips..👍

Nice

Thank you, Dan. I have quite a few curled leaves on my peach tree and it already has fruit. I just spent about an hour picking off what I could reach. The fruit are very small yet, but I was going to head to the store and pick up some fungicide. I'm glad I stumbled on your video and you recommended waiting until fall because I immediately thought of the beneficial insects being hurt by spraying. I live in Wisconsin, Zone 5b. We've had a lot of rain lately. I'm assuming I should only prune back branches before leaves start to open...so it's too late at this point for me??

Hi mate helpful..thumbs up 👍do you do the same protocol on an armand tree if he's close to nectarine that caught this..?

What about Apple and pear trees mate? Do you do all dormant trees like that too with the copper spray in winter etc?

So I have pear trees now the one tree has pink spots on the leaves. These are the first set of leaves coming out. Should I just let the tree alone or pull some leaves off that are and leave the others that have no pink spots. These trees were just planted last year. Thanks. I did not spray dormant spray. Kinda new to fruit trees not real sure what to spray or when.

Hey Dan, love your videos. What do you spray to negate the plum curculio? My trees got hammered last year, lost all my fruit.

@CriticalThinker27

Жыл бұрын

Spray kaolin clay as fruit appears.

Perfect.. New dwarf peach trees. Thought ants were the issue. Apparently not.

Watched your video,very informative, thank you.Just subscribed also. Want my peach tree about 6 ft tall, I did not prune it. It will be in the ground 2 years come September. I have a lot of peaches but they don't seem to be getting any larger, they are about the size of a walnut maybe a little bigger. Should I discard some of the peaches and leave three or four on a branch? I will be pruning come February.

@bradnz3258

2 жыл бұрын

You should remove all flowers in year one and leave a couple on year two or even remove them all again to allow tree to put energy into developing.

If I use the copper fungicide do I still have to clean up the soil ?

Treat very young trees more aggressively because they can have enough leaves affected to interfere with photosynthesis

I have same issues with my nectarine tree. Tree looked scary last year but this year it has only few leaves that looks sickly without any treatment. Thanks for the tips, I’ll treat it in the fall and late winter next year. Is it safe to eat the fruits from this tree?

Hello, my friend your video it's very good but I have an issue I wish you can help me to solve, I have an apple tree, and the leaf is bagging growth but the leaf edges are changing to brown what should I have to do?

"we are part of nature" THANK YOU. seems like people forget. And thank you for sharing your knowledge.

@plantabundance

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers!

I have white nectarine propagation with plum how to get ride of bug inside the fruit ,when the flowers i spraying and after cover with fruit plastic each fruit but the bug still get inside any solution thx u before

I have a medium sized tree is healthy but the whole thing was leaf curled is it ok to remove all the leafs and super small fruit completley? Its very early spring now

What should I do to have my citrus tree start growing flowers and fruits? Cause for 5 years it’s only been growing thorns and small leaves does that mean it’s sick? Should I throw it away? Do u know how to make it grow like a normal citrus tree?

My whole tree all leaves are curl up and it is invasive now. The rest of the peach plants are all like that. The tree also have many fruiting and I’m not sure what to do. Should I just leave it alone? Can I still spray it now ? Do I chop all of the branches and little fruits? Or leave it alone and let this cycle complete? Can I still eat those fruit?

Thanks

Hey Bro do you net your trees

Does that also affect loquat trees?

Your trees look great!

@plantabundance

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Cheers!

Hello, what percentage of copper do we purchase?

Sir are you in 7B Maryland?

all I want t o know is what to spray a peach tree with.

what about coffee grounds?

👍🏼👍🏼

My peach tree almost is dead because of peach tree curl. All the blossoms and leaves are dead. Would anyone know the solution of how to treat the soil?

I cut my peach tree.have problems every year.

Lol oops my tree has this, planted in a container and I thought it was water so I watered it a lot lmao

Maybe give it some more water 💦? My beans take a lot of water when it fruits

Do you have any new videos?

Cobalt deficiency in the soil causes this kind of infection. Root cause is that the plants are unable to process arginine due to this deficiency. Fungus feeds on this excess arginine.

@ceecmb

4 жыл бұрын

Two options here: Slower option is add rock dust which contains plenty of cobalt. Faster option is Rebound Cobalt

Everything is nature even plastic coke bottles

I have read a lot of articles for peach leaf curl. The Universities say to not remove the leaves; it doesn't help and even decreases photosynthesis. Backyard gardeners say to remove them. With that being said, the universities state that spores come from the leaves, infecting the tree for the next year. So... that leads me to believe that removing infected leaves will stop more spore spread. Conflicting information! Furthermore, too much copper spray kills the good fungus in the soil, leading to poor soil health and a weaker tree... that will now be more susceptible to disease. Damned if you do and damned if you don't!🫤 I got Peach leaf curl last year and am trying Daconil spray in fall and then early spring. If that does not work I will take the tree out. I'm at the point where I am eliminating plants that require too much spray. It is easier and cheaper to go to an orchard and pick what I need if I need to spray as much as they do anyways.