How To Thin Your Apple Trees

[@bobbossin]

Thanks. And nice banjo too.

[@trumpwon2240]

This video was helpful

[@txbob]

Thanks, you do a great presentation and I really appreciate that.

[@projecttreecollard]

thanks!

[@sibbreeuwsma5277]

Great video..thank you for the useful information !

[@projecttreecollard]

you're welcome:)

[@itsthursdaynext]

So helpful thank you!

[@projecttreecollard]

good to hear:)

[@himalayasvlogs457]

I have also a apple orchard here in India

[@angelinaballerina4132]

Thanks for another great video. We use our July drop apples to make vinegar. They work great for that purpose.

[@projecttreecollard]

great idea!

[@BRIANLIMBARO]

❤ hi

[@stephaniestrobel3331]

Thanks so much for taking the time to go through the process. I'm in Pennsylvania we do get coddling moth. Where do you use the crappy apple and noxious weed compost when it's ready?

[@projecttreecollard]

I don't. I use the city green waste bin because they heat it up to really kill the bad pathogens, weed seeds, and bugs

[@BRIANLIMBARO]

Nice

[@saeidnisar]

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[@busker153]

I imagine one could use those apples to make apple cider vinegar...? Hmmm...

[@projecttreecollard]

yes....that's what I have heard but I haven't tried it yet

[@busker153]

@@projecttreecollard I will certainly give it a whorl as soon as my three trees grow up some. They are a couple months old from seed. I plan to graft known varieties on them, but leave one branch from the mystery DNA of the seed, since they do not generate true to seed. It is something exciting to look forward to.

[@nemesiamapula9157]

hi' me I have a cuttings from your fujiapple please...

[@projecttreecollard]

people take cuttings in the winter. Maybe you know someone in your area who has one

[@himalayasvlogs457]

Can we talk in such platform that I can show you something ??