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rotuts

rotuts

well ...

 

the good news is your bounty will keep.

 

so no need to be in any hurry  

 

Id think about fruit and a nicely ripened stone fruit.

 

very hard to come by at any time , unless you have your own tree  and it not the time right now for fall fruit

 

consider looking for a bartlett pear.  they come from all over.  check the firmness of the flesh just below the stem

 

it should give a little   which means if it blemish free it will ripen on its own.  pears are a rare stone frut that might do this.

 

find one that has a bit of yellow on the flesh , not all green.  and the tiny bit of yield on the flesh - stem end is importatnt

 

when ' ripe enough '

 

section and add a few drops of the above and see .

 

it going to be hit or miss , but you might be one hit.   don't add the above if the sections you've tried are not

 

good to better.

 

a nice ripe white peach would be also nice

 

best of luck with that !

 

I have had very nice white peaches here  , but rarely.

 

I did grow up with many peach trees at home  .... so I know peaches

 

no pears.   the pear tree needs a frozen winter to do its best the next fall

 

then there is always exceptional Home-Made-ish full fat vanilla ice cream

 

2 - 3 drops os the above !

rotuts

rotuts

well ...

 

the good news is your bounty will keep.

 

so no need to be in any hurry  

 

Id think about fruit and a nicely ripened stone fruit.

 

very hard to come by at any time , unless you have your own tree  and it not the time right now for fall fruit

 

consider looking for a bartlett pear.  they come from all over.  check the firmness of the flesh just below the stem

 

it should give a little   which means if it blemish free it will ripen on its own.  pears are a rare stone frut that might do this.

 

find one that has a bit of yellow on the flesh , not all green.  and the tiny bit of yield on the flesh - stem end is importatnt

 

when ' ripe enough '

 

section and add a few drops of the above and see .

 

it going to be hit or miss , but you might be one hit.   don't add the above if the sections you've tried are not

 

good to better.

 

a nice ripe white peach would be also nice

 

best of luck with that !

 

I have had very nice white peaches here  , but rarely.

 

I did grow up with many peach trees at home  .... so I know peaches

 

no pears.   the pear tree needs a frozen winter to do its best the next fall

rotuts

rotuts

well ...

 

the good news is your bounty will keep.

 

so no need to be in any hurry  

 

Id think about fruit and a nicely ripened stone fruit.

 

very hard to come by at any time , unless you have your own tree  and it not the time right now for fall fruit

 

consider looking for a bartlett pear.  they come from all over.  check the firmness of the flesh just below the stem

 

it should give a little   which means if it blemish free it will ripen on its own.  pears are a rare stone frut that might do this.

 

find one that has a bit of yellow on the flesh , not all green.  and the tiny bit of yield on the flesh - stem end is importatnt

 

when ' ripe enough '

 

section and add a few drops of the above and see .

 

it going to be hit or miss , but you might be one hit.   don't add the above if the sections you've tried are not

 

good to better.

 

a nice ripe white peach would be also nice

 

best of luck with that !

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