Curious to see if these Kadota breba will eventually ripen after coming on this early by window. Other photos, nearby tangelos probably ripe, and the view outside. All photos today.
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Nice pics and good luck on your indoor breba! Is that a fig in the upper left in the landscape?Jesse in western Maine, zone 4/5
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Looking good. Good luck with them.Otmani - Dallas, TX - Zone 8a
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I've been growing some young blueberries inside in a very sunny window. I use both added florescent lights (when it's dark outside), and during the day when it 's not too hot, mylar reflective screens I made myself.
As for current fruit, I've just come in from picking a smattering of ripe blueberries. Well, almost ripe.The oranges now are pretty good too.
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Tony,
My dormant trees have been waking up early these last two years, and I've been putting them in a sunny south window, too. For me, the biggest problem was not stressing out the trees with too much or too little water, causing them to drop the breba. There's that initial period when you're tempted to water them, but they've only got a few leaves. Then they put on more leaves and need more water, but maybe you're inclined not to do it by that point! It needs constant adaptation over time.
They look like they're swelling up nicely and hanging on tight! Just keep doing what you're doing!
Cheers,
JimJim -- Central NJ, Zone 6b
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