#Avocado plant

[mangomoody]

Argos would be so proud :)

[plants-plans]

Don't talk to me or my 5 cacti sons ever again

[the-pardon-my-french]

Mood: croffle + avo milk

[vavuska]

Growing an avocado seed called 'Pedrito'

30th January 2024: after being cleaned and peeled, the avocado pit has been anchored with three toothpicks in a jar filled with water. The jar has been placed under a table lamp and the water has been changed once a week. Sugar in water has been used to increase its shelf-life and growth.

19th March 2024: Pedrito shows first sign of life: has grown roots!

22 April 2024: a stem sprout can be seen on Pedrito's "head".

6 May 2024: Pedrito's roots are thicker and the stem starts to grow leaves.

[growing-my-green-thumb]

BERRY UPDATES

Today (October 26th) marks the 87th day of the life of Berry The II.

His sibling, Berry, was born July 26th so 3 months ago. But sadly he never actually was alive so I buried him some time after a month and a half.

I need Berry The II in a glass jar with moist paper towels and a plastic cover with tiny holes for oxygen and temperature regulation.

We've had some ups and downs, as most things in life have, and about a month ago I treated its roots with apple cider vinegar to keep the mold away.

I'd say Berry is thriving, alive and well. I'll keep you updated 🌱💚🥑

[mothlm]

I thought my avacado was sick but after trimming it and seeing the leaves outside it looks variegated???? I've never seen this before!!

[foxyphobic]

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[zellyzoo]

Have you ever had success with sprouting an avocado pit?

[charlie-ver]

I have so many avocados that I started twisting some together to make faux bonsais; this is my best one

[garden-seaturtle]

Update on my avocado plants.

Mango and Pistachio have been moved from water to dirt and are doing okay so far with the adjustment. Spinach is doing well, still growing. Clementine did not transplant well and is not enjoying the dirt.

[personal-sloth-witch]

So bad news: Squirrels stole Arlo my Avocado. He was a sprouting seed, and he’s gone now. Stolen straight from the pot and I was very upset

But now I’m growing a new Avocado, I haven’t named this one yet, I’m a little scared to get attached now. I’ll see how it grows, if at all

[blackoutthewhiteout]

Avocado Plant

This is my avocado plant. It is growing from an avocado seed. I have tried growing avocado plants over the years, for at least 10 years, and I have never had any success. I don’t know if it was because of the pot, the soil, the lighting conditions, or the environment. I tried different methods. I tried specialized terrariums, different types of soil, in the window or out of the window, and the…

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Diverse Features that Avocado Plant Wholesalers Provide 

The widely adored, creamy, and healthy fruit known as the avocado has experienced a recent rise in popularity. Avocados are a common ingredient in contemporary diets, whether they are spread on toast, added to salads, or blended into a decadent smoothie. A network of distributors for avocado plants is responsible for bridging the gap between merchants and farms and getting these edible beauties to market. 

Continue reading to know the advantages avocado plant wholesalers provide and why they're important participants in the avocado market.

Having Year-round Access to a Supply

Being able to offer avocados all year long is one of the main benefits of avocado plant wholesalers. Although avocado plants have unique fruiting seasons, distributors purchase avocados from diverse areas and nations to provide a consistent supply. Due to their accessibility, avocados may be enjoyed year-round by customers and enterprises, which increases their appeal and adaptability in the kitchen.

Quality Control

The quality of their products is the most important thing for avocado plant wholesalers. They establish strict quality standards and work closely with avocado producers to make sure that only the best avocados are sold. This dedication to quality extends to packaging and delivery, guarding against damage and guaranteeing that avocados reach their destination in top shape.

Affordable Prices

Wholesalers may get better pricing by purchasing avocados in large quantities from producers. Retailers and customers both profit from this competitive pricing. Retailers may increase sales by offering avocados at competitive costs, and consumers can benefit from the fruit's health advantages without breaking their budgets.

Specialty and Varieties of Avocados

In addition to the well-known Hass avocado, avocado plant suppliers sometimes provide less well-known kinds including Fuerte, Bacon, and Pinkerton. Because of the diversity, both customers and retailers can experience various flavors and culinary demands. Through wholesalers, specialty avocado cultivars are also more easily accessible, fulfilling consumer demand for uncommon and exotic variations.

Distributive Networks

Avocados can be easily delivered to several areas and marketplaces because of the distribution networks that wholesalers have created. This broad distribution network guarantees that avocados are available in both urban and rural locations, encouraging a more diverse avocado consumption pattern. As an outcome, people from all walks of life can benefit from the many health advantages avocados provide.

Assistance to Local Farmers

Avocado plant wholesalers frequently work with nearby farmers, fostering the expansion of the agricultural sector. Wholesalers help farmers' livelihoods and promote sustainable growing methods by offering a steady market for avocados. The economic growth of the places where avocados are grown depends on this assistance.

Less Food Wastage

Wholesalers are essential in lowering food waste. They put in place effective distribution and inventory management systems to make sure avocados are bought and eaten before they ripen too much.  Additionally, to cut down on supply chain waste, distributors may send slightly imperfect or extra avocados to processing plants.

Knowledge and Market Perspectives

Wholesalers of avocado plants are informed about avocado farming and consumer tastes. Growers and merchants may benefit from their insightful advice, which will enable them to choose the best planting, harvesting, and marketing techniques. This knowledge supports the avocado industry's long-term expansion.

In conclusion, distributors of avocado plants play a crucial role in the production of avocados. They are vital because they can offer year-round access to avocados of the highest caliber at reasonable prices, with a wide variety, and with assistance from nearby producers. Additionally, their networks of distribution and dedication to minimizing food waste are advantageous to both clients and customers. 

So, keep in mind that avocado plant wholesalers are essential in delivering that delectable.

[greezleeamateurfotografin]

Planta de aguacate que crece en agüita en la colonia Roma.

🪴🥑💖✨✨

📸: Grisel Ng.

[shireland-farm]

This avocado I planted last year was a victim of several below freezing days. Yet, nature finds a way, and it came back to live from the part of the stem that was below the ground.

#homesteading #farm #farmlife #shirelandfarm #homestead #nature #garden #gardening #avocadoplant #avocado #farmliving #avocadotree #backfromthebrink #backfromthedead

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This avocado I planted last year was a victim of several below freezing days. Yet, nature finds a way, and it came back to live from the part of the stem that was below the ground.

#homesteading #farm #farmlife #shirelandfarm #homestead #nature #garden #gardening #avocadoplant #avocado #farmliving #avocadotree #backfromthebrink #backfromthedead

[growing-my-green-thumb]

*DAY 45 updates*

Berry the II was born August 1st 2023, today being September 14th they are 45 days old and also finally sprouting! It's been slowly opening and growing the root right but only in the past couple of weeks has started shooting the baby sprout on top. It's still in their jar, resting in the moist paper towels and I decided that I will put it in soil first thing when I come back from my holiday.