FUJI APPLE TREE: How to Thin Fruit and Picking When Ripe // Plus Taste Testing

[@godisincontrol32]

Nice ripe Apples 🎉🎉🎉 Such a joy to see the pruning of the fruit 😊 Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge 🙏 Many Blessings to you and your Family..

[@zenosamafuturo6651]

It waters my mouth. I just planted my fuji apple tree 5ft tall. How long will it take to give fruit?

[@alfakilla1]

You did a great job! I learned a lot

[@christianwhite4933]

Do you have any other apple trees planted close to this tree

[@josidabutar3171]

Are appl e fuji type self pollinating ?

[@BRIANLIMBARO]

How old this apple tree😍

[@AMAZINGFARMINGTECHWITHRAHUL]

Hello mam this is rahul from India My question is what is the minimum temperature you have received in winter season And how many chill hours you achieved

[@jsnielson]

My Fuji don’t ripen till early October, a frost really helps them to get sweet. I’m in zone 5.

[@sunilchaladi4590]

Which rootstock it is

[@Manithoiba-nz6qc]

Ma'am What is the suitable temperature for Fuji Apple plant ?

[@pappafett9826]

I've had mine for five years and it's only made Fruit once. I have lots of pollinators around it hopefully this year will be better as it is now making flowers😢

[@toymot]

What growing zone?

[@pappafett9826]

​@toymot it's Sothern California so 10a I guess?

[@pappafett9826]

​@toymot it's Sothern California so 10a I guess?

[@nilofarsanadi]

Amazing , I am in zone 9a/9b . Could you please share where you bought this dwarf variety of Fuji tree? Also many places it says its not self pollinating , do you have two of them or only 1 works?

[@passionforplants3242]

I bought this and planted it in 2020. I do not have another apple tree nearby and it’s done very well.

[@nilofarsanadi]

Thank you so much for replying . I just went and bought an ultra dwarf Fuji tree. I will be planting in my backyard just like yours . I have one question though , do you know how far from fence do I need to dig (2 feet or 4feet or anything else ) and the spacing between other tree like lemon etc ?

[@IndigoHelix]

Hi, I also have a Fuji apple tree and to my understanding they do need a pollinator. I have a Gala apple tree to pollinate mine. It’s possible a neighbor of yours may have an apple tree that’s compatible with your Fuji tree. It’s recommended that an apple tree pollinator be at least within 100 feet. Of course, pollinating insects can fly far beyond that distance. :)

[@xrsjohnm]

Mine get holes in them from bugs? do you spray pesticides or other chemicals?

[@passionforplants3242]

I had a few that had some damage from some kind of bug but I got lucky and most were ok! I try to avoid chemicals and pesticides as much as possible

[@xrsjohnm]

I have( 2) 15 yr old Fuji apples20+ ft tall they produce a lot of fruits which drop full of holes, rotten, and black I try to thin it but tree is too big I think I'm not pruning it enough plus 1 golden delicious 12 yrs old 20 ft tall doesn't produce much and full of holes from bugs with worms I think they are a moth apple trees are high maintenance to get large fruits thinning, pruning, etc.

[@passionforplants3242]

@@xrsjohnm bummer! Sorry to hear that

[@toymot]

There is little mesh bags from Amazon to protect ripening fruits on trees.

[@xrsjohnm]

@@toymot Thanks

[@querubincastro1311]

nice video very educational..

[@russ0319]

Your tree looks very healthy. I would thin to only one per cluster because of the risk of codling moth infestation. These moths lay their eggs where the apples are crowded together to keep their eggs safe from predators! The larvae are the worms that apples get. Try waiting until October for sweetest Fujis, and thin within a month of fruit set to get the juiciest finished apples

[@begamshahi4785]

Super

[@차순일]

조금만 더 있으면 사과를 먹을 수 있네요 힘네요 ^^

[@BRIANLIMBARO]

Hi like u

[@erwinbrubacker7488]

Kinds late with yer thinning.

[@ericnyamu9981]

What you are doing is just destroying a good harvest. Otherwise we should also be thinning grapes and all the berries that grow in clusters. What you need is good fertile soils so that plant can produce more fruits.

[@enriqueaguilar422]

What she did was a good thing . Some of those apples weren’t gonna grow and dying so we’re only in the way .