What a fruit tree looks like as a young sprout

Spider Mites For 4-5 days, I have not seen any spider mites on my baby fruit trees. I am continuing to keep my 6 pomegranates and my apricot tree seperated from the other fruit trees. Since it has been 4-5 days since I last saw any spider mites, I can probably say now that they are gone! I will still continue to check the baby fruit trees everyday to be very careful and so I can catch the spidermites right away if they come back.  I am truly happy that I don't have to get rid of them anymore. My baby fruit trees will be able to grow better without the pests. The poor peach trees will become healthier. Overall, things will get better and my baby fruit trees will all have a chance to grow up! 

PEARS and APPLES fruit tree sprouts!!! 3 Red Pears They are all growing taller and are healthy!:) 7 apple or red pear They are all growing so well! They're healthy too!:) Thank you for viewing!:)

SPIDER MITES They came back and attacked two of my pomegranate fruit tree sprouts. I put insecticidal soap all over the 2 pomegranate fruit tree sprouts and then placed them away from the other fruit trees to prevent the spider mites from moving to other plants. I also inspected my date fruit trees and put insecticidal soap all over them too because the spider mites were making webs on them and the ends of the date leaves were turning brown which was most likely caused by the spider mites eating them. This happened 1-2 days ago. Today I am continuing to keep the pomegranates away from my other fruit trees. Also, when I checked all of my fruit trees today, I did not see anymore webs on the pomegranate fruit tree sprouts, so that is good. I will keep them separated from the other fruit trees for a while until I know for sure the spider mites are completely gone!!:) Thank you for reading this new update on the spider mites!!!:):)

This is a large update on my baby fruit trees. This update does not include the dates and recently germinated pears and apples though, but everything else!!!! 5 PEACHES This peach tree below is so cute because if I forget to water it one day,(I spray my fruit trees with water everyday), every single one of its leaves will fall down. Once I water it, its leaves will perk up beautifully like you can see in the image below!!!:) This peach tree below is doing pretty good. It has discoloration on its leaves which might be caused by spider mites or the solutions I used on it, but rather than that it is good. This peach tree below looks healthy! The top leaves of this peach tree below are healthy and perky, but the lower leaves are more droopy and hang down. This last peach tree below has the same kind of leaves as its brother above it. Its top leaves are perky but its lower leaves hang down. Apricot Because of the spidermites and solutions used t

SPIDER MITES The last time I saw spider mites were on my apricot tree which was 2-3 days ago.  For 2-3 days I have kept my apricot tree away from my other baby fruit trees. Since then, I have not seen anymore spidermite webs on my apricot tree or on any of my other baby fruit trees, so I think I can REALLY say that my spidermite problem is finally gone!!!!! YEAH!!!!:):)

Red pear and  Apple  fruit  tree sprouts ! 3 red PEARS This fruit tree sprout below has grown 4 leaves together, so 2 stocks. You can only see 3 leaves in the image, but there is a skinny leaf on top. This fruit tree sprout below has grown a long skinny stem and leaves! This pear fruit tree sprout below looks like a snail:) Its stem is getting longer! red PEAR or APPLE  fruit tree sprouts! This pear or apple fruit tree sprout is continuing to grow its leaves bigger! This pear or apple fruit tree sprout below is growing very well! This pear or apple fruit tree sprout is growing good too! This one is growing well! This one growing below looks healthy and growing its leaves bigger! This one below is growing well too! And this one below is growing its leaves bigger! It is growing well! Thank you for viewing another update on these red pear and apple fruit tree sprouts!