Скачать или смотреть Pluerry Paradise Unlocked: Drip Irrigation Hack for Explosive Harvests! Don't do what I did.....

Pluerries are a delightful interspecific hybrid fruit tree, crossing plums and sweet cherries to produce juicy, sweet fruits with thin deep red skin speckled in gold and yellow-orange flesh that's bursting with flavor. To grow them successfully, start by selecting a sunny location with well-draining soil to avoid root rot—aim for at least 6-8 hours of full sun daily. Most varieties, like Sweet Treat or Candy Heart, require around 450 chill hours, making them suitable for mild to warm climates, though they can adapt to hotter areas with proper care and watering. Plant trees a minimum of 8 feet apart in early spring, ensuring good airflow to prevent fungal issues. Watering is key: Young trees need consistent moisture, but overwatering can lead to problems—switching from spray to drip irrigation, as featured in this video, promotes deeper root growth, reduces evaporation, and can result in more even ripening and larger, sweeter fruits by delivering water directly to the roots without wetting foliage. If you wait to change your watering like I did, it can stress the tree out too much and it can become deseased. Fertilize in spring with a balanced fruit tree formula, prune in late winter to maintain better light penetration, and watch for pests like aphids or birds netting fruits as they ripen in mid-summer. With patience, your pluerry trees can yield abundant harvests for years, transforming your orchard into a sweet haven.