avocado fruit drop
glenvictor
9 years ago
Again almost all of my Haas avocado fruit has fallen off my trees. Has been happening last few years. If anyone can let me know what is wrong please HELP. The picture is where the fruit stem separated from the main stem.
ANY ideas would be welcome!
This post was edited by glenvictor on Wed, May 21, 14 at 12:33
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