Guess I should check out youtube more often. Lots of videos that are interesting. On the video you posted IMO there aren't enough leaves for all that fruit. Most likely the fruit will be bland tasting.

Interesting you say that Fruitnut because they definitely look sparse. One of my varieties, a Reka, produces really heavy and has very few leaves on it. I often wonder how a plant with so few leaves can sustain so many berries. In the same soil, same fertilizers, etc., my chippewas, northcountry, and northblues are all heavily leafed but have far fewer and smaller berries.

As a side note, today at work I scooped up some soil from under an old ponderosa pine. I didn't take the dead needles on top of the ground but dug down about 6 inches where the needles had turned into a nice black compost. I tested the ph of this soil and it was only about 6.5. Maybe the upper pine needle layers are more acidic? It may also be that my ph kit isn't that accurate.

RM