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Friend of mine posted this yesterday, he is based in JHB... View attachment 332185
Friend of mine posted this yesterday, he is based in JHB... View attachment 332185
that's bat**** crazy.
And thats why I started the home grown veggie thread!
is it true avos take years to grow?
is it true avos take years to grow?
Yes, then there is a possible VAT increase on the horizon. Retail will have to bite the bullet. Luckily the Moose is based in Namibia.
Yes! I have been growing an avo tree from a pip for more than 9 years in desert conditions, barely keeping it alive.....it's still produces nice green leaves every year and is only about 50cm tall....
is it true avos take years to grow?
is it true avos take years to grow?
don't you need 2 of the avo trees with different types or something like that?We have an avo tree in the back yard. 10 years ago it was in a pot the size of a coke can. Got transplanted... Now it's about 3m tall and 5m wide
Still waiting for avos though.
I was reading the Financial Times just now on how the imported car parts needed to build local cars, prevents SA cars from being "cheap" export cars...... Wonder why the car manufacturers have not set up mini plants to produce everything locally!![]()
don't you need 2 of the avo trees with different types or something like that?
yes but you should have a fruit bearing tree between 3-5 years depending. Bee's help! I had lots in my garden when flowering and my plants went wild.
don't you need 2 of the avo trees with different types or something like that?
Because it is cheaper to buy parts from China and Eastern Block countries like Poland.
The cost of our work force, amount of strikes, economic instability, etc. ensure we will not be competitive in this regard.
Avery important point to note is that although avocado trees produce both male and female reproductive parts, these two parts are not active simultaneously which makes it very difficult for one single tree to pollinate itself and thus produce fruit on its own.