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With the hotter and dryer weather, all my bananas are producing pups like mad - between 4 and 8 each, with the exception of my apple plant. They all experience the same conditions, sun, water, humidity etc - so I am wondering if apples are known to be shyer of pupping, or if this is just normal variation?
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Re: Pups
I don't have an apple but my California gold is the shyest of them all. One pup per bloom. I have one now that is 4 foot tall but am still waiting for a pup. I expect it to bloom between 4 and 6 feet.
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Re: Pups
That apple is moderately profuse actually once it gets going. Hopefully by the end of this season you have a few...
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Re: Pups
Thanks Jarred - it has one good pup and the plant looks great - just wondered............. you know!
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