Let's talk about Brandywines - Page 14

Jwb4707 · February 15, 2015

You can call it, name it, our brand it whatever you'd like, if you have a plant that gives you 30 pounds of pink fruit, I'm on board!

creister · February 15, 2015

Lindy,

As your skill and experience grow, you will be surprised at how much better you become at getting more and consistent production from your maters. I speak from experience. This site holds a wealth of knowledge, keep reading and asking questions.

LindyAdele · February 15, 2015

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Originally Posted by creister

Lindy,

As your skill and experience grow, you will be surprised at how much better you become at getting more and consistent production from your maters. I speak from experience. This site holds a wealth of knowledge, keep reading and asking questions.

Thanks - I intend to keep working at it.

My goal is to improve the quantity of fruit from each plant next year. I get these huge gigantic sprawling things, and my cherries produce a million flowers but the big guys, less than a dozen. I will keep reading, and experimenting.

kath · February 15, 2015

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Originally Posted by LindyAdele

Thanks - I intend to keep working at it.

My goal is to improve the quantity of fruit from each plant next year. I get these huge gigantic sprawling things, and my cherries produce a million flowers but the big guys, less than a dozen. I will keep reading, and experimenting.

Be careful not to feed them too much nitrogen.

creister · February 15, 2015

Keep in mind some years you could do everything right, and still get low production.

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February 15, 2015	#196
Jwb4707 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: Western MA Posts: 78	You can call it, name it, our brand it whatever you'd like, if you have a plant that gives you 30 pounds of pink fruit, I'm on board!

February 15, 2015	#197
creister Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Abilene, TX zone 7 Posts: 1,478	Lindy, As your skill and experience grow, you will be surprised at how much better you become at getting more and consistent production from your maters. I speak from experience. This site holds a wealth of knowledge, keep reading and asking questions.

February 15, 2015	#200
creister Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Abilene, TX zone 7 Posts: 1,478	Keep in mind some years you could do everything right, and still get low production.