Korean Giant and Moonglow

[clarkinks]

@Beeman
Chojuro has been a fireblight problem here in Kansas but i do love the flavor. As @mamuang mentioned you might look at this thread Here comes the 2018 apple & pear harvest! and this one Here comes the 2016 apple and Pear harvest! to see what does good for me in Kansas

[Rosdonald]

Can you say a word about your bagging? Looks like plastic bags. For some reason I thought they would need to be open to air, but I have no idea. I have used footies, woven bags.

[mamuang]

A lot of bagging has been discussed with photos included. For example

Re- evaluating bagging fruit

Volume of fruit is a good point. My bagging is usually around 4-500 fruit. I don’t think I need to say growing fruit is hard esp. anywhere outside CA. If it is not, we would see fruit trees in every backyard like where I came from. My point is to see if anyone faces a similar situation has creative ideas about protecting fruit that requires less chemical. @scottfsmith has been a role model but I think he still loses a number of fruit each year. I don’t count squirrels as they need a…

If you’d like to look for some info, on the top of a page, there is a symbol of a looking glass. Click on it. That is a Search function page. Type in a key word, such as “bagging”, threads that discussed bagging will show up. You can peruse them to your heart’s content.

[Poncho65]

Lots of great info in here

[mamuang]

Been there, done that. Made so many mistakes but it has been a lot of fun and rewards, too.

Many questions you have may have been asked before. Use a search function will save you time. Can’t find the info, ask away. We are here to learn and to share.

[Rosdonald]

Thanks mamuang

[Rosdonald]

Watched a video, corner cut on baggie to allow excess moisture to vent. Fruit coming out looked great. I will definitely try this. I may do a comparison so I can learn from it. Baggie, footie, surround. Thanks