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To reduce fruit rot and fungal problems, pick the fruit early and ripen it indoors. Get rid of fruit fly by hanging fruit fly Traps around the trees. Keep an eye out for aphids and? caterpillars, which can ?be hosed off and squashed if the infestation isn’t too severe. Control broad mites with ?a sulphur spray. The only solution here is to pick the fruit as soon as it starts to change colour. Papaya plants have a shallow root system, they get very top heavy as they grow older, and they blow over easily. Strong winds are another common cause of papaya disaster. If you get cool weather keep you papaya plants dry. Root rot is the most common due to overwatering. For black spots that appear on the fruit in humid and wet weather, spray with an organic copper-based fungicide spray. If this is evident, either remove the plant completely or try a rescue remedy by cutting back the tree to half its size and fertilising well. Papaya crinkle virus seen as wrinkled mature leaves will kill the plant. Subscribe to our newsletter By clicking on the SIGN UP button, you agree to our Terms & Conditions and the Privacy Policy SIGN UP The seeds should take about a couple of weeks to germinate you will notice that your seedlings will be of different sizes and vigour. Mulch well after planting and water well. When planting, allow enough space between the trees to encourage air flow which will reduce mildew attack and allow pollinating insects to roam freely around them. You should also be generous with compost, and just keep piling on the mulch as the plants grow bigger. Papayas handle strong or fresh manures fairly well. You can use a complete fertiliser, or something like chicken manure. They are particularly avaricious for nitrogen. Papaya trees are very hungry because they are prolific fruiters in? warm climates and so require a lot of fertilising. The most fool proof way to grow papayas is to simply plant them where they are to live. Anything that disturbs the roots of papayas sets them back.

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Pawpaw trees can take several years to start producing fruit, but once established, they can produce a bountiful harvest each year.To grow good papayas you need a frost free climate, lots of sunlight, water and good soils rich in organic matter with good drainage.Mulching around the base of the tree can help retain moisture and suppress weeds.Be on the lookout for common pests and diseases such as scale insects and powdery mildew, and address them promptly with appropriate methods.Planting your seedlings counts as different varieties, as they are genetically different. To ensure pollination and fruit production, it is necessary to plant at least 2 different varieties of pawpaw trees in close proximity to each other.

Pruning should be done in late winter or early spring to remove dead or damaged branches.Regular watering and fertilization is necessary for optimal growth and fruit production.They are hardy in USDA hardiness zones 5-8.

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Pawpaw trees prefer well-drained soil and partial shade to full sun.Pawpaw trees grown from seed may also be more adaptable to local conditions, as they will be genetically suited to the environment in which they were grown. Additionally, growing pawpaw trees from seed allows for greater genetic diversity in the orchard, which can be beneficial for disease resistance and overall health of the trees. Growing pawpaw trees from seed can be a cost-effective way to establish a pawpaw orchard, as seed is generally less expensive than purchasing saplings.

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Download our free ebook on all things Pawpaws available in the ebook section of our website. Overall, pawpaw trees are a delicious and healthy addition to any garden or orchard. They are also known for their health benefits and have been used as a natural remedy for various ailments. The soft, custard-like flesh of the pawpaw is perfect for eating fresh or using in baking and cooking. They are high in vitamins A and C, as well as potassium and iron. These trees produce large, tropical-looking fruits that are often compared to a combination of banana and mango in flavor. Pawpaw trees are a delicious and unique fruit native to North America. *In this order you will receive 5 fresh Pawpaw seeds that are already cold stratified and ready to plant immediately upon receiving.

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