A view of the inside, including seed.
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I can’t tell from the photos, but is Flavor Grenade freestone or not?
@vitog
In my experience it is semi-freestone. A knife was necessary to cut slices, but they detached easily.
I am netting my tree next year.
I have been perfectly happy eating my FG with just a hint of blush all the way to a bit less than half some shade of red.
Birds open them up when they start blushing.
I’ll try next year to get some to all red…still, I enjoy them crunchy and light green anyways, so that’s about 5 weeks of eating
@Bradybb my flavor Greenade Pluot first fruiting this summer. I like it , very very crispy, sweet and tart balance.
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They look good.Curly Leaf Plum Aphids,took over my tree this year.
My suggestion,is to try them at different stages,to see what is most appealing.
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Exciting! I think you will like it.
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Thank you @Bradybb my flavor Greenade fruits are still very firm. They are interesting to me. I don’t have time to water it much. Seem like not much new branches growing out at all.
@murky how your Splash and sweet treat this year. My splash has about 10 fruits this year. Almost nothing.
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My splash has a lot of big, nice looking fruit on it this year. Last year was the only dud. I thinned better this year and pruned off some of the lower branches. Today was the first mostly ripe one that wasn’t very damaged. I think next weekend they should be really good.
My next door neighbor has one really loaded. They are looking good too. Maybe a little too much.
My sweet treat has only ever had a few fruit. None set this year 
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Wow!
I’m so jealous.
(but I’ll get over it)
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