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My orangeglo vine is finally starting to set some fruit. One of them, the only one on the main vine, seems a bit bottleneck-shaped, should I remove it or is orangeglo one of the varieties that swell a little unevenly?
When stem end is smaller diameter than tip it's a good sign. When the tip is small, soft, or short that's a bad sign and those should be removed. The latter indicates only partial pollination. The former full pollination.
fruitnut Z7 4500ft SW TX
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