DWN replied to my Sugar Twist Pluerry growth question, “It’s just like sweet treat, more plum like. Prune it and fertilize just like your other trees.”
I apologize for not been active on this group. I’ve been very busy with work. I’ve been working six days a week, and I will be working this Saturday again.
Hi Vincent, it was hand pollinated. The following pollinators are near by: Sweet Treat, Burgundy, Elephant Heart, Satsuma, Candy Heart, Flavor King and Nadia. A bee or insect could have pollinated it. If I am lucky it may mature into fruit like Candy Heart did last season. I hope Sugar Twist has a better flavor than Sweet Treat or Very Cherry Plum. Very Cherry Plum tastes like a Sweeter Sweet Treat to me.
Thank you Rich.
Some of us will follows your fruit trees updating. My area still too cold for fruit tree blooming. Hopefully we will have a chance to taste some of new fruits this summer. Your Candy heart will has more fruit this year for sure. Interesting.
Now Ulises, you know as well as anyone that a first year barefoot whip doesn’t need to be growing fruit anyway. Let her it at least reach puberty before letting her bare fruit.
My best friend said that his sugar Twist Pluerry has a couple of flower buds, and the good news is that his Sweet Treat Pluerry will start flowering together, so there’s a good chance he will get ST pluerries this year.
What I want to know is out of the three pluerry trees which is the best tasting one? I have room for minus 2. So if any, only one is going in. Keep us updated.
Candy Heart tastes way better than Sweet treat so far, my opinion. Sugar Twist is on the way. All three are bearing fruit right now, Nadia is the fourth plum cherry hybrid to do so this season for me.
The first Sugar Twist Pluerry flower opened today; And a Dapple Dandy flower from my newly planted multi-graft tree opened yesterday, so I hand pollinated the Sugar Twist Pluerry flower with Dapple Dandy pollen.