Young trees can't support heavy fruit—prop branches with boards or ties. They'll strengthen quickly.
Consult nursery staff for fertilizer matching your tree, climate, and condition—they're rarely wrong.
Overwatering harms more than underwatering. It ruins fruit quality or kills the tree. Solve root causes, not symptoms.
Remove unhealthy branches immediately—nutrients wasted on dying wood. At minimum, cut back to healthy tissue.
Pick up all fallen fruit (even ugly ones). Rotting fruit breeds pests/diseases that spread to the tree.
Focus on nutrients and correct watering for a productive, long-lived tree.
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