Most of the Asian Pears I've purchased from the Grocery store last a while. We bought a dozen, ate half of them and the other ones were forgotten about for about 4 months. They were still edible but right before starting to ferment. They get an alcohol taste and smell like most fruit when they start to go bad. The only fruit I've personally seen last longer than Asian Pears was Granny Smith Apples.
Every year the squirrels take my Asian pears. They don't even eat them. I think they think they are walnuts! :( When I was a kid we had a Seckle Pear tree. They are my very favorite! I have a Seckle Pear tree, no blossoms yet. It got knocked over by high winds last year, we staked it up I trimmed it back and so far, so good!
Those are beautiful and delicious , Khang . I rarely find those at the store. They are one of my favorite fruits. So juicy and sweet. That is so Awesome that you grow your own.
asian pears also have a pretty strong protease in them (breaks down protein), you can use them to tenderize tough cuts of meats! but don't go longer than an hour or so or you will be left with something kindof gross!
Dahaaaaaaam thats a jungle of asian pears! My baseball size giant is about 5 ft but fruiting this yr so will c how it is i believe the fruits suppose to get bigger the next yr according to facts.
I'm jealous. My Asian pear is older and bigger than yours but it has never fruited. It has had rust issues and I have never treated it so that may be why. I'll have to rewatch your videos to see how you treated yours.
LOL you complained about the Korean Giant when you got it from Starks, it was small, but look at it now. It's the biggest plant you have and you are so happy with it.
Good evening Sir. I've been watching your videos recently.Thank you for your recommendation to plant pears. Yes I have already at least 5-7 year old pear tree 6 of different varieties like yours except one is anjou pears that bears fruits for three years now and my Korean pears bears me only 3 or 4 fruit in 2 years time. I did not fertilize them because I choose an organic fruit. But they failed to bear fruits. This early spring I thought I have seen young buds that looks like flowers. I hope it was but because of heavy rain last March those flowers were gone instead new leaves appeared. The trees are healthy up to now no disease whatsoever but no fruits too . Can you give me an advice on how to make them produce fruits. If you fertilize them I have seen you use fish fertilizer but when do you start fertilizing them and how much fertilizer per tree and how often. Thank you.
Could I ask what zone you are in? it looks like all the trees are doing so well. I am in the boston area and I have 3 pear trees. two of my didn't grow so well and I am wondering if the weather has something to do with it.
@@KhangStarr Willis Orchard is great and all, but Stark Brothers is a much better orchard to buy from they are located about 50 miles from the University of Missouri and Columbia. They have an online shop and they guarantee their trees will survive. If not, they will replace it will refund your money.
Most of the Asian Pears I've purchased from the Grocery store last a while. We bought a dozen, ate half of them and the other ones were forgotten about for about 4 months. They were still edible but right before starting to ferment. They get an alcohol taste and smell like most fruit when they start to go bad. The only fruit I've personally seen last longer than Asian Pears was Granny Smith Apples.
Every year the squirrels take my Asian pears. They don't even eat them. I think they think they are walnuts! :( When I was a kid we had a Seckle Pear tree. They are my very favorite! I have a Seckle Pear tree, no blossoms yet. It got knocked over by high winds last year, we staked it up I trimmed it back and so far, so good!
Mines are almost ready.. Can't wait
Awesome channel from Detroit. Been watching a while and super appreciate your time.
Those are beautiful and delicious , Khang . I rarely find those at the store. They are one of my favorite fruits. So juicy and sweet. That is so Awesome that you grow your own.
I grew my first peppers this year, it worked but i need to start earlier next year and it needs to be warmer.
asian pears also have a pretty strong protease in them (breaks down protein), you can use them to tenderize tough cuts of meats! but don't go longer than an hour or so or you will be left with something kindof gross!
Dahaaaaaaam thats a jungle of asian pears! My baseball size giant is about 5 ft but fruiting this yr so will c how it is i believe the fruits suppose to get bigger the next yr according to facts.
Tiểu bang này trồng cây đã ghê
Looking to harvest some this week!
I'm jealous. My Asian pear is older and bigger than yours but it has never fruited. It has had rust issues and I have never treated it so that may be why. I'll have to rewatch your videos to see how you treated yours.
Needs a pollinator. Get a second one...this time with a graft from another type. or add a graft of a different type to yours.
@@baneverything5580 some Asian pears are self pollinating, but you have to read before you buy it
Keep up the great videos.
Looking good, guy. I’ll buy your scion pears in the late Winter if you sell them.
LOL you complained about the Korean Giant when you got it from Starks, it was small, but look at it now. It's the biggest plant you have and you are so happy with it.
Good evening Sir. I've been watching your videos recently.Thank you for your recommendation to plant pears. Yes I have already at least 5-7 year old pear tree 6 of different varieties like yours except one is anjou pears that bears fruits for three years now and my Korean pears bears me only 3 or 4 fruit in 2 years time. I did not fertilize them because I choose an organic fruit. But they failed to bear fruits. This early spring I thought I have seen young buds that looks like flowers. I hope it was but because of heavy rain last March those flowers were gone instead new leaves appeared. The trees are healthy up to now no disease whatsoever but no fruits too . Can you give me an advice on how to make them produce fruits. If you fertilize them I have seen you use fish fertilizer but when do you start fertilizing them and how much fertilizer per tree and how often. Thank you.
Amazing 👏
Thanks!!
When is the best time to graft an Asian pear tree? I am in zone 7.
They look beautiful. Do you have them on a container?
Wow, so amazing 🤩🤩🤩
I planted an Asian pear tree but I don’t remember the variety. This year it finally fruited. How do I know when to harvest?
Hi, did you remove some fruits? Because my kosuis are way smaller.thx
Where do you recommend to buy the Olympic Giant Pear? Nice!
My friend this apple tree isnt Red Delicious .. big difference the down side of your apples fruits
At time of the year do you start grafting the pear tree?
How are you picking pears in April?
Sir can this are grow in hot calimte area
Could I ask what zone you are in? it looks like all the trees are doing so well. I am in the boston area and I have 3 pear trees. two of my didn't grow so well and I am wondering if the weather has something to do with it.
You will be fine most cold hardy pear trees are good down to -20°F
How old Asian pear to produce fruits ?
Which one do you like the most???
My Hosui hasn’t flowered yet.
Omo,🤤
How old are they
Hello Khang, do you have some trees for sale?
No, I don't. You can buy all of these similar varieties online. A good start is Willis Orchard. I've ordered from there before.
@@KhangStarr Willis Orchard is great and all, but Stark Brothers is a much better orchard to buy from they are located about 50 miles from the University of Missouri and Columbia. They have an online shop and they guarantee their trees will survive. If not, they will replace it will refund your money.
Rust??
Not one question answered by the creator in the comments does not get me to subscribe.