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There is common phenomenon in many apple varieties where they develop what is known as ‘blind wood’ on developing branches. This results in less vegetative growth, thereby less photosynthesis. In essence, they grow great leaves, but no fruit. Find out more!!
Blind Wood and Branching Strategies in Apple Trees
Pomological Solutions No. 1
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February 27, 2025 at 12:31 PM
There is common phenomenon in many apple varieties where they develop what is known as ‘blind wood’ on developing branches. This results in less vegetative growth, thereby less photosynthesis. In essence, they grow great leaves, but no fruit. Find out more!!
