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RE: Pruning an Avocado Plant
To all and to anyone. Go ahead and prune your avocado trees as much as you wish. the plants that you have propagated from seed will never bear fruit. if for some reason they do bear fruit, the fruit is highly unlikely to resemble the quality of the original fruit.

if you wish to own a tree that bears fruit go to Home Depot and for the low price of 23.95 buy a Hass avocado. These trees will usually bear fruit within a year. The trees are about 2 years old and wil start fruit soon enough.. YOur trees do not fruit because they are not grafted from the the original parent plants.

So to answer all questions. feel free to cut and shape your tree as much as you want. ... View related article.
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