Update on 3 Big Fuji apple fruit trees and baby APRICOT FRUIT tree!

3 Big Fuji Apple Fruit Tree Sprouts!
They're doing well! Their stems have thickened out some more and their leaves are green and healthy!


This big Fuji apple fruit tree sprout below had 2 bottom leaves turning a gross yellow color. A red fungi was also spreading on its stems. I plucked the gross yellow leaves off and sprayed it with copper soap. The red fungi is not spreading anymore and it is recovering.



This Big Fuji apple tree below is growing leaves in the same way my largest pink lady apple fruit tree is growing them.



In the image down below is of the largest pink lady apple tree I have, that my big Fuji apple tree above is growing in the same way as!



This big Fuji apple tree below is growing well. It has a new leaf growing which is good. 





APRICOT
The largest leaf it is growing is continuing to grow:) It is a cute little leaf! It also has 2 other smaller leaves and a stem growing!



THANKS FOR VIEWING!!!!

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