Re: [apple-crop] Honeycrisp on bud 118

2014-06-01 Thread David Kollas
Allen Teach:

The letter from Kevin Versnyder does not appear in my inbox, but in your 
included reference it makes me ask this question:
Does someone have information that Geneva 202 influences fruit size, or 
produces bud-union failures?

David Kollas
Kollas Orchard, Connecticut


On Jun 1, 2014, at 10:20 PM, Allen Teach - Sunrise Orchard sunr...@mwt.net 
wrote:

 In late March 2009 I saw amazing block of Honeycrisp on B118 very close to 
 Gebber's pack house in WA.  The rows were 8' apart but I do not remember the 
 other spacing.  I would like to see the block now but at the time it was very 
 impressive.
 
 Allen Teach
 Gays Mills, WI
 
 -Original Message- From: Kevin Versnyder
 Sent: Sunday, June 01, 2014 8:35 PM
 To: apple-crop@virtualorchard.net
 Subject: [apple-crop] Honeycrisp on bud 118
 
 Hugh, I have some honeys on bud 118 at 4 ft apart and it's working well. I 
 have sandy loam soil so that's the only reason it's working. Return bloom 
 hasn't been spectacular so I really think more dwarfing stocks are the way to 
 go or maybe simply blossom thinning would be the answer? This year I put them 
 in on g202 so hopefully the smaller apple it produces will help with bitter 
 pit. We did lose 51 trees to bud union failure before we even got them out of 
 the box. It sounds like g41 offers the best return bloom similar to g30 which 
 is the best I've seen.
 
 Kevin J. VerSnyder
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Re: [apple-crop] Honeycrisp on bud 118

2014-06-01 Thread Hugh Thomas
Keven, I meant to address my last email to you. I have silt loam, holds a
little more water a little longer than sandy loam, but the one 118 I have
here on our property is doing very well. What is your opinion on the sandy
loam angle, faster drainage?


On Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 8:27 PM, Hugh Thomas hughthoma...@gmail.com wrote:

 Allen,
 I have silt loam, holds a little more water a little longer, but the one
 118 I have here on our property is doing very well. What is your opinion on
 the sandy loam angle, faster drainage?


 On Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 8:04 PM, David Kollas kol...@sbcglobal.net wrote:

 Allen Teach:

 The letter from Kevin Versnyder does not appear in my inbox, but in your
 included reference it makes me ask this question:
 Does someone have information that Geneva 202 influences fruit size, or
 produces bud-union failures?

 David Kollas
 Kollas Orchard, Connecticut


 On Jun 1, 2014, at 10:20 PM, Allen Teach - Sunrise Orchard 
 sunr...@mwt.net wrote:

  In late March 2009 I saw amazing block of Honeycrisp on B118 very close
 to Gebber's pack house in WA.  The rows were 8' apart but I do not remember
 the other spacing.  I would like to see the block now but at the time it
 was very impressive.
 
  Allen Teach
  Gays Mills, WI
 
  -Original Message- From: Kevin Versnyder
  Sent: Sunday, June 01, 2014 8:35 PM
  To: apple-crop@virtualorchard.net
  Subject: [apple-crop] Honeycrisp on bud 118
 
  Hugh, I have some honeys on bud 118 at 4 ft apart and it's working
 well. I have sandy loam soil so that's the only reason it's working. Return
 bloom hasn't been spectacular so I really think more dwarfing stocks are
 the way to go or maybe simply blossom thinning would be the answer? This
 year I put them in on g202 so hopefully the smaller apple it produces will
 help with bitter pit. We did lose 51 trees to bud union failure before we
 even got them out of the box. It sounds like g41 offers the best return
 bloom similar to g30 which is the best I've seen.
 
  Kevin J. VerSnyder
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