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Ohh yes, be sure i will keep you all updated once my trees produce flowers. That will be a real event on my experiments

Thanks for the info about Chaenomeles, no wonder mines produce that much flowers and fruits

I was reading about dormancy and other themes in your site. Very informative and interesting . The fridge trick is a great idea. I have heard about it with some Carnivorous Plants, and i even use it for some Highland Nepenthes (Asian Pitcher Plants). So maybe i can use it with some temperate trees. That will be another project. I will look for another Crabapple tree and an Apple tree and will use this method to see the results.

Thank you!
Jorge Joel...
Emilia's Garden

17-Nov-2006	#7
emilias_garden EMIRIA NO NIWA Join Date: Oct-2004 Location: SAN JUAN & CAMUY Country: PUERTO RICO, USA USDA Zone: 10 AHS Heat Zone: 10 Posts: 61	Ohh yes, be sure i will keep you all updated once my trees produce flowers. That will be a real event on my experiments Thanks for the info about Chaenomeles, no wonder mines produce that much flowers and fruits I was reading about dormancy and other themes in your site. Very informative and interesting . The fridge trick is a great idea. I have heard about it with some Carnivorous Plants, and i even use it for some Highland Nepenthes (Asian Pitcher Plants). So maybe i can use it with some temperate trees. That will be another project. I will look for another Crabapple tree and an Apple tree and will use this method to see the results. Thank you! Jorge Joel... Emilia's Garden