nitro27 5 year old buck + May 29, 2018 #1 I recently purchased what I was told a 1732 apple on doglo rootstock. Any info on it would be appreciated.
I recently purchased what I was told a 1732 apple on doglo rootstock. Any info on it would be appreciated.
B Bowsnbucks 5 year old buck + May 30, 2018 #3 I also have Minnesota 1734 like Bur does. Never heard of a 1732.
sandbur 5 year old buck + May 30, 2018 #4 Bowsnbucks said: I also have Minnesota 1734 like Bur does. Never heard of a 1732. Click to expand... Any fruit on the 1734 yet? Much disease? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Bowsnbucks said: I also have Minnesota 1734 like Bur does. Never heard of a 1732. Click to expand... Any fruit on the 1734 yet? Much disease? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
B Bowsnbucks 5 year old buck + May 30, 2018 #5 Bur - No fruit yet. It was planted in 2016. I haven't seen any disease problems yet - only a few bug bites on the leaves. It's on the north side of a plot and gets loads of sun and air flow.
Bur - No fruit yet. It was planted in 2016. I haven't seen any disease problems yet - only a few bug bites on the leaves. It's on the north side of a plot and gets loads of sun and air flow.
H homerj 5 year old buck + Sep 23, 2018 #6 nitro27 said: I recently purchased what I was told a 1732 apple on doglo rootstock. Any info on it would be appreciated. Click to expand... Would you share where you purchased the MN 1732?
nitro27 said: I recently purchased what I was told a 1732 apple on doglo rootstock. Any info on it would be appreciated. Click to expand... Would you share where you purchased the MN 1732?
chickenlittle 5 year old buck + Sep 23, 2018 #7 There is a PRI 1732-2. Early apple, scab resistant. I doubt it would be that but you can get scionwood for grafting from the USDA GRIN.
There is a PRI 1732-2. Early apple, scab resistant. I doubt it would be that but you can get scionwood for grafting from the USDA GRIN.