Split or shattered pits (with a web-like interior) are a physiological disorder linked to rapid fruit growth, temperature fluctuations, or variety susceptibility. The fruit is safe to eat—just don't consume the pit.
Maintain consistent watering, avoid excessive nitrogen, and choose varieties less prone to splitting. Products like Atomic Grow may improve overall tree health.
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