Pruning strategies - Virtual Avocado Field Day at Cal Poly

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• HD

  @hdwoodshop · 1 year ago

  As a Cal Poly SLO grad, I’m always grateful for the great education I received. This video is another opportunity to see more amazing things fellow alum continue to do…thank you for posting this.

• LB

  @Lbarker0321pink · 3 years ago

  Got a Fuerte here in Cayucos looking pretty sad and its time to attempt a pruning to revive it.  Thanks for the info!

• BU

  @BuddyBearCreator · 3 years ago

  Great video Gabe Filipe and Blake Petrucci!

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• RA

  @raoulwise1654 · 4 years ago

  Thanks good video.

• DE

  @dettecookingandbutchering8838 · 4 years ago

  Nice farming.👍👍👍

• JO

  @johnsfarmkalae · 2 years ago

  Aloha , Thank you for the great videos.   When using a pole chain saw for pruning do you use a organic or natural  oil for the chain,  or are you using the standard chain bar oil? Has this been a consideration?  Thanks  in advance from Molokai. Stop by when you are out here.   Mahalo  ,

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• FA

  @fadlanhilal2919 · 2 years ago

  Nice conten avocado, iam interest to plant

• TA

  @tamardevane6635 · 2 years ago

  Great video. I’ve been looking for years on pruning advice for my older tree, which is currently about 20 feet tall, with 4 main branches shooting up from about 8 feet. From what you are saying, I’m thinking that I could remove 2 of these, and maybe top two others the following year, while carrying out minimal thinning and cutting back of lower growth.  Does that sound sensible?

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• AN

  @angelmlimery3077 · 2 years ago (edited)

  mine is around 40 ft, can I safely cut it down? Right now has some fruits, when will be the best time for pruning in Central Florida? It is start flowering in March

• BR

  @brendahoel6369 · 4 years ago

  I have an avocado tree that needs pruning desperately.  I was told not to prune it because it would kill the tree.  I have a large limb touching the ground. What do I do?  Can I prune it?

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• BC

  @BCAdventures · 4 years ago

  Another question not really pruning related but I have an avocado tree that got blown by the strong winds. It's a mature tree that came with our property. I was wondering if it's savable? We want to keep our precious avocado tree but it's slightly uprooted from the ground but roughly 90% is still in the ground. How do we get it back upright?

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• BU

  @BuddyBearCreator · 3 years ago

  That&apos;s literally a ton of guacamole ! &nbsp;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k09lnc3tjK8">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k09lnc3tjK8</a>

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