This seems insane, but it’s improved the health of our young fruit trees in the Epic Orchard immeasurably as we’ve planted 40+ fruit trees.
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This seems insane, but it’s improved the health of our young fruit trees in the Epic Orchard immeasurably as we’ve planted 40+ fruit trees.
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In hot country they do it always with chalk to protect against sun and pests
I was in Asia last year and was wondering why they painted their trees in one of the parks I visited. Neat
Be careful with that paint because it does have diatomaceous earth in it and will kill all good bugs (bees, lady bugs, praying mantises, etc.) as well as the bad ones. All I do to prevent sunburn is allow my fruit trees to grow branches low so that the trunk is protected. With proper tip pruning trees will get a lot of leaves and branches preventing sunburned branches.
Will that paint help prevent cedar apple rust fungus on my apple trees?
or you could plant native trees that are adapted to your area and therefore don’t need paint 😃
Reflects the 🌞 light!
Avocado " Avo kado" not 'Avo chado'
Geez, how did plants survive before man invented this special paint…
I thought they were painted so birds could more easily see the insects better… what I was told by someone else anyways. Sunburn makes more sense.
What kind of paint do you use
In Mexico we do that to all of our trees. From Guava, to Lemon to Avocado Trees! It really does help. But we only use Lime deluded in water, nothing fancy.
My dream tree to have!!! I’d die for some fresh avocados!
😂😂😂😂, great idea!!!
Why calling “avocado” trees?
I've always wondered why i see trees painted white like this
That's only for gay fruit trees 😄😆🤣🤣🤣