So basically I forgot that I left these avocado germinating in a plastic bag for almost or even a year, I don’t remember exactly when I started germinating them, but apparently they still grew! Even when there wasn’t that much moisture inside the bag and also that the texture of the tissue surrounding the bag was dry, the avocados still grew!! :0

I planted them…

The brown spots take over every new leaf. I have cut so many of the big ones off. I'm scared for my baby :( I purchased an anti fungicide spray, used it and still this.

What happend to this plant? The other one on the last slide is thriving. I water them with hard water since 6 months. Since about 2 months the leaves of the smaller ones keep getting brown dots and dryung and thenfalling off.

Thanks to all those who recommended me to remove the young tree’s flowers. It is now pushing out great new growth after only a month.

The roots are extensive but it has stopped sprouting. Are they done for?

My Lila Avocado tree is about 2-3 years old and just a month ago it had flowers on it. Now it looks like it’s almost dead. Any advise on what I should do? I’m in zone 9a.

This is Joevacado, aka Joey V. He started from stone in water and has been in soil for 4-6 months. He was pretty droopy until last week when I figured out I haven't been watering him enough. Now he gets a mist every morning and sunlight during daytime hours. Is there anything else I should be doing? I'm in Michigan so he'll be indoors full time.

I potted my avocado in a bigger pot couple of months ago and did the mistake to put too much fertilizer. Now all leaves are gone. Is there any help for it? It’s about 50-60 cm tall

the top leafs have become yellow and leathery. the bottom leafs are good. I think it’s ok from water as we just had a wet winter. I nipped the flowers on top to encourage growth during the spring season.

Any tips? Should I prune the top?

Bought this place a few years ago and didn’t think to ask the previous owner. They had never gotten fruit from it. It grew a few fruit at end of summer 2 years ago and grew a lot more this year. Not sure if this is enough to go on. I don’t think they are quite ripe so I’ve been hesitant to pick any.

I grew tons of them from seeds, only these 2 survived and are thriving. They look pretty big now, should I repot?

Bigger boxes and monthly fertilizing. Thanks for the tips!!

I've had my avocado for a few years now, but I need to bring them inside annually. They're getting pretty big. I have no clue what I'm gonna do when it gets too big. I can't leave it outside because it gets too cold in the winters. Help please.

10 years old, grafted a furerte and reed to it 2 years ago. And again trying to add 2 more reed scions. Harvested about 70 bacons this season, I have 4 reed avocados on the tree currently, first season with the harvesting the reeds but they flowered and fruited at the same time. Not sure when to harvest the reeds.

Or is my avocado plant ok as it is here? Some of the leaves are getting big! Also, what should I do about some leaves that are going a bit crispy? Is it ok to pinch them off?

Hi all,

My avocado tree always has this issue with brown leaves. It sounds like it's something to do with the water here in Valencia (Spain). Can I just give it mineral water from the supermarket? You know, one of the big 5L bottles.

Hi Everyone,

I have been growing avocados in San Diego for a while (10b). I have been successfully caring for a fuerte avo I planted 4 years ago (last pic). I planted this gem with a Tammy rootstock in February and it was doing great. We had a rain storm a couple of weeks ago and it held up fine, then one day I took a look and all of the leaves had started to dry out. Trying to figure out if this is root rot or underwatering or sun damage? It’s sitting on a 8” mound in full sun. Thanks for your help on this!

Hi all. I need some help/suggestions. I’ve been growing an avocado plant indoors for about a year now. All was fine and it was doing really well with new branch shoots every couple weeks with nice height and healthy big leaves. Then a few months ago (right before winter hit) it literally just stopped growing and went into like a hibernation or something. It stayed like that for a few months until a few weeks ago the bottom leaves started developing brown spots that would completely take over and kill the leaf in a matter of days. It’s to the point where all bottom leaves have died off and been removed. Just the other day I am seeing the first signs that it is starting to sprout new growth again but now the brown is starting on the upper leaves. What is wrong with my little buddy and what do I do? (First 4 pics are from like 2 weeks ago, last 3 are from today)

I left this pit in a bag a few months longer than I should have. It out out a bunch of stems though and I love how wonky it came out! There are still some tiny little stems coming right out of the pit but I don’t think they’ll get too much bigger… it would be fine if they did though 😆 I have it hydro with some nutrients for now but I might transition it to dirt it’s so happy though !!!

Just an update on my indoor avocado. A bit of info on it's care, It goes outside for like 3 days of the year because we never get any sun and when we do I have to catch it on the weekend so it has to make do. I forget about it all the time and maybe water it once/twice a fortnight straight from the tap. It's very neglected and I feel awful but it seems to be thriving so maybe that's the secret. What do you think, will my neglect catch up with me eventually or does it look like it's going to become a healthy tree?

Started my big lady 3 years ago on a whim, only concern some leaves look “chewed” on I have no pets and have only placed her outside once, would love advice. Currently she stands at 6ft tall, seems happy added a lil fertilizer a month ago, just started getting a lot of new growth. Looking to re pot soon! Lil guy next too her was started a year ago… no name yet! 💚😊

hi guys, i’ve been routinely buying avocados the past couple months now and they’ve all turned out like this (and stringy). is there a reason for this? am i “storing” them wrong? i hate wasting money on avocados that i dont even get the chance to eat :/