This is a very interesting idea for a spray! They didn’t list how effective it was however in the specific article. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0261219421002829 has some more details
Another M as a unit of measure. You have an idea?
Molar I think. (1 mole of the substance to 1 liter of water)
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Oh good. I failed chemistry.
183.18 grams of erythritol per liter of water
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Thanks einstein! Lol. What about the 0.1m of sucralose ?
39.7 grams per liter
You could’ve googled it yourself but it’s all good
I guess it’s bad enough I’m making you use Google to convert to freedom units
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I deserve that. Im SO bad when it comes to units that im not even sure what the phrase would be to google.
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looks like my wineberries. at least they look nice and
the berries are good.
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Starting to get the first few ripe fruits from Galaxy…already a huge improvement over Chester. Way ahead in ripening and flavor. This plant gets evening shade, and this is its first year producing.
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Had my first ever two Osage blackberries today. I thought they were delicious and they were fairly large too, which surprised me.
I planted them late last spring and they are loaded with fruit that is not yet ripe. Looking forward to more ripe ones.
Sandra
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'Murica!
Oh I thought this was a joke about the beetle in the picture.
I just saw that after you mentioned it…
You have Japanese beetles probably sucking on the druplets as well…
Yeah im not sure whst to do about those short of nuclear war. Property is surrpunded by cornfields in every direction within a half mile.
Recent report 2 days ago. 50/50 reviews on this blackberry. Its either great and sweet… or the total opposite. My deduction is that the folks in more arid and dry climates report it as sweet., folks who water or irrigate or live in climates more prone to rainfall during ripening report it as sour or lacking flavor.
Perhaps handy to have if your area experiences high heat and drought during this time of year… as most cultivars suffer this one seems to excel. YMMV
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My mislabeled Osage blackberries are blooming again. Only one is, it hadn’t shot out a new cane yet, so I cut it to its lowest growth instead of the ground. It then proceeded to grow and bloom. My other one has a new cane and is growing quite well, will probably need to tip it the next time I go home.
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