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Maggi
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Posts: 7
Location: 3977
Registered: January 2010

pixebelle pinklady apple

Posted 738 days ago

i have one in a pot its well fed, flowers well forms little apples that then drop off ?
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HyBriD
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Posts: 41
Location: Perth
Registered: August 2008

RE: pixebelle pinklady apple

Posted 738 days ago

I've never heard of a pixebelle though I have heard of Pinkabelles. Pinkabelles are a dwarf version of the Pink Lady. They're supposedly partially self-fertile but regular apples all need cross-pollination (pollination from another apple variety) for the fruit to set (that is grow and not drop off prematurely). I'd recommend getting a second tree that's compatible for cross-pollinating your variety. Plantnet has a list of cross-pollinators for the Pinkabelle: http://www.plantnet.com.au/pinkabelle-dwarf-pink-lady-a
pple-tree/

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