Keeping my fingers crossed for my Lychee Brewster
bananafan
10 years ago
The rain, storm and whatnots have caused my Lychee Brewster to lose many of its fruit. What is left is sparsely distributed. The fruit has definitely grown and that's the good part, but the daily dropping of a few fruit each day is nerve wrecking. I'm hoping that some will stay until harvest time which is perhaps a month from now, June? After messing around with lychee trees for so many years now, I have learned to be unassuming and staying on the low key ... It's an illusive plant to have ...lol.
Will update again if they all turn red and hopefully I'll have more pix to share later on.
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