Update on 4 avocado trees, 3 apple trees, pomegranate trees, and the cherry tree

First avocado tree:

This is the tallest avocado tree below and it has grown another 1-2 feet since it's been in Utah. It has two branches growing at the top, as you can see in the fourth image below. 

It looks droopy in the photos because it wasn't watered, but I just watered it today so it should perk up. It has leaves with holes because it's being eaten by some kind of pest:

This is my second tallest avocado tree below. Because it's outside, its main branch is starting to straighten out more. When it was inside its branch bent sideways because the grow light was not above it but on the side. It has new leaves growing at the top of its branch too as you can see in the second image below:

 

This avocado tree below is still really short but it is still growing slowly with new leaves at the top:

This is the first avocado tree I've grown that's growing more than one branches from its seed, as you can see in the second image below. It has healthy green leaves too:

This is the tallest apple tree below and it is doing really well. It's branch is a pretty spotted lighter brown color and its leaves have grown bigger. Its branch grew taller too with more leaves:

The image on the right shows the tallest apple tree's leaves at the top of its branch and the second image shows the new branch it has grown which has grown taller with bigger leaves:

There are two different apple trees below and they are growing really well! The branch of the apple tree on the right grew taller with more leaves. The apple tree on the left was able to grow healthier leaves on the top of its branch and on the middle of its branch:

All 6 of these pomegranate trees below have healthy green leaves, as you can see in the image below:

Cherry tree:

The new branch growing at the bottom of its main branch has grown longer and its leaves have grown bigger:

Thank you for viewing another update on these fruit trees!