Your potted peach already has fruit—but plant it now and strip all fruit off.
Fruit production demands enormous energy. A newly planted tree must direct all resources to root system development. If forced to ripen fruit, it may skip fruiting for 2–3 years while recovering.
Sacrifice this year's few peaches for a healthier, more productive tree for decades.
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