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I lived in Colombia for a while and would eat these quite a bit. I can’t find them here in the United States. Does anyone know what type they are and where to buy them in the states?

Thanks!

TJ

<div class="md"><p>I lived in Colombia for a while and would eat these quite a bit. I can’t find them here in the United States. Does anyone know what type they are and where to buy them in the states?</p>

<p>Thanks!</p>

<p>TJ</p>
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What kind of avocado is this?

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[A]ll clothes taken off... They're having an orgy somewhere,I'm sure of it

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getting n[a]ked

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Hello!Can someone please tell me what the white leaves are?I've never seen those în a plant before..

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Raw, nude avocado that’ll make you say ‘holy guacamole’

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Do you prefer cut or uncut?

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Hey everyone!

My 2-year-old avocado plant was doing quite well until I went on vacation and couldn’t water it for a week. About a month ago, it lost all of its leaves due to this. After returning, I started watering it again, but waterlogging occurred, so I repotted it with fresh soil.

It’s currently winter, and the temperature in the room is approximately 20–21.5°C (69–71°F). The soil is damp but not overly wet. The stem still looks healthy, and there are new buds appearing, but the branches are starting to rot or at least turn black.

How can I save or support this plant? 

I appreciate any help and advice.
Thanks a lot in advance

<div class="md"><p>Hey everyone!</p>

<p>My 2-year-old avocado plant was doing quite well until I went on vacation and couldn’t water it for a week. About a month ago, it lost all of its leaves due to this. After returning, I started watering it again, but waterlogging occurred, so I repotted it with fresh soil.</p>

<p>It’s currently winter, and the temperature in the room is approximately 20–21.5°C (69–71°F). The soil is damp but not overly wet. The stem still looks healthy, and there are new buds appearing, but the branches are starting to rot or at least turn black.</p>

<p>How can I save or support this plant? </p>

<p>I appreciate any help and advice.
Thanks a lot in advance</p>
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How can I save this plant? What is wrong with it?

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Hi! I am looking for advice for my avocado tree that I have been growing from the seed for about two years now! She is typically watered when the soil is dry. The soil is a mix of soil including compost/manure from the summer garden. 

She has really taken off in the last month and half, and with that I have begun to notice some browning leaves. I also thinking it is possible due to water retention in the soil or just overall stress on the plant from growing quickly (like growing pains?). We had a little bit of a bug problem in the soil but got that cleaned up fairly quickly w neem oil mix. It was a combination of roly-polys (lol?) and like little white gnats. I also am thinking that maybe she has eaten through the nutrients in the soil seeing she has nearly grown two feet since august after being put in this pot/soil.

I think my plan of attack is to prune off the bottom leaves, repot, and to evaluate the roots for any rot.

Thoughts? 

<div class="md"><p>Hi! I am looking for advice for my avocado tree that I have been growing from the seed for about two years now! She is typically watered when the soil is dry. The soil is a mix of soil including compost/manure from the summer garden. </p>

<p>She has really taken off in the last month and half, and with that I have begun to notice some browning leaves. I also thinking it is possible due to water retention in the soil or just overall stress on the plant from growing quickly (like growing pains?). We had a little bit of a bug problem in the soil but got that cleaned up fairly quickly w neem oil mix. It was a combination of roly-polys (lol?) and like little white gnats. I also am thinking that maybe she has eaten through the nutrients in the soil seeing she has nearly grown two feet since august after being put in this pot/soil.</p>

<p>I think my plan of attack is to prune off the bottom leaves, repot, and to evaluate the roots for any rot.</p>

<p>Thoughts? </p>
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Avocado Tree Advice

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Tis the season

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This is my 2 years old avocado plant.
I live in Lima - Peru, this is a place with a lot of humidity and I don't know if my plant has fungi or not. Like you can see in the second photo some of her leaves are like that and one of the new leaves too. So I don't know what is happening, please someone help me D:

<div class="md"><p>This is my 2 years old avocado plant.
I live in Lima - Peru, this is a place with a lot of humidity and I don&#39;t know if my plant has fungi or not. Like you can see in the second photo some of her leaves are like that and one of the new leaves too. So I don&#39;t know what is happening, please someone help me D:</p>
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I don't know what is happeningD:

Truly wild 

So we have a massive avocado tree on our property that I just noticed a month ago I don't think it's been watered in some years but and I only noticed because I kept finding tiny shriveled avo's on the ground.

I'm in South Africa when do they start producing fruit? and should I start watering it? It looks healthy.

The pictures were taken in march or April 



<div class="md"><p>So we have a massive avocado tree on our property that I just noticed a month ago I don&#39;t think it&#39;s been watered in some years but and I only noticed because I kept finding tiny shriveled avo&#39;s on the ground.</p>

<p>I&#39;m in South Africa when do they start producing fruit? and should I start watering it? It looks healthy.</p>

<p>The pictures were taken in march or April </p>
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Avocado tree

Found on our farm in the Dominican Republic. Didn't get to eat it because a rat had already started on the other side 🙈 

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Mine is so big it doesn't fit in this guy's hand 🤣

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Am I too big or just right?

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I could eat an avocado for days. 

Size Does Matter!

Avocado love

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Forbidden Fruit OC 

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Sun bath 

This is a sub for slutty and kinky avocados being their bad selves. Try one of the actual gardening subs for help with your plant.

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PSA: This is not an avocado help sub.

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