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matt_kaczer

Bacon avocado tree

7 years ago

1 of 3 trees I picked up. This will be getting re potted today if it stops raining.


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  • 7 years ago

    SW, My Avocado tree is actually planted in the ground but the wooden framing in this photo is around 2’x2’x10”.

    I recently modified the framing to 3’x3’,10”. And got a good look at the root system and it’s incredible how vigorous the Avocado trees can be below the ground in 1 year.

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