Nature punished me

@allknowing (153544)

• India

26 Oct 19

@Fleura As I have commented elsewhere I was not so much conerened about losing those trees but the new trees not yielding.

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@Fleura (34989)

• United Kingdom

26 Oct 19

@allknowing I know, but maybe you should have been in case there is some connection?

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Starmaiden

@Starmaiden (9308)

• Canada

25 Oct 19

@allknowing They may require some time to take root and gain the strength to produce. A few years possibly.

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Kokil agarwal

@amitkokiladitya (171988)

• Agra, India

25 Oct 19

Ohh...that is sad indeed.

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@allknowing (153544)

• India

25 Oct 19

I have not given up. As they say, try, try try again and then you will succeed

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@Fleura (34989)

• United Kingdom

25 Oct 19

@allknowing 'They' do say that - 'they' also say that if you do what you've always done, you'll get what you always got. Maybe try something a little different. Plant in a different place, or try growing in a big pot with fresh soil perhaps? Try a different variety?

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Kokil agarwal

@amitkokiladitya (171988)

• Agra, India

25 Oct 19

@allknowing yes...and with this spirit you will definitely succeed

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rsa101

@rsa101 (40976)

• Philippines

25 Oct 19

Really? it must have something in the soil that killed them? I think Guava trees are such a resilient tree and it does not easily die/wither.

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@allknowing (153544)

• India

25 Oct 19

Every other fruit tree is thriving here.

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rsa101

@rsa101 (40976)

• Philippines

25 Oct 19

@allknowing That is really weird if that plant is the only that has some kind of disease and all other are doing well.

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Joanie

@Freelanzer (10782)

• Canada

25 Oct 19

That is too bad that you lost your guava trees. They don;t grow here but occasionally they appear in some grocery stores.

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@allknowing (153544)

• India

25 Oct 19

That is one of my favourite fruits.

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Joanie

@Freelanzer (10782)

• Canada

25 Oct 19

@allknowing I like guava jam and make it whenever I can find guava which is rare.

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Bhem

@JustBhem (70555)

• Davao, Philippines

25 Oct 19

Yes, for I don’t see any trees around us.

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@allknowing (153544)

• India

25 Oct 19

They are growing elsewhere. I have not given up

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Bhem

@JustBhem (70555)

• Davao, Philippines

25 Oct 19

@allknowing That’s the spirit.

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Twinkle

@Teekaaa (11642)

• India

25 Oct 19

That's too sad. Yes, I have a similar experience. We had mango trees in our native, but we cut them for some reason. Once we had a plenty of tasty Mangoes in our house, now we are buying the same for high cost and with no taste.

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@allknowing (153544)

• India

25 Oct 19

Nature does watch us. Does it not? (lol)

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Twinkle

@Teekaaa (11642)

• India

25 Oct 19

@allknowing definitely they do

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Judy Story

@jstory07 (148731)

• Roseburg, Oregon

25 Oct 19

No but we tried to grew corn last summer and it would not come up.

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@allknowing (153544)

• India

26 Oct 19

@Fleura Not these days

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@Fleura (34989)

• United Kingdom

26 Oct 19

@allknowing I was meaning @jstory07 really. Mice are well known to dig up and eat seeds of crops like peas, I thought they could be eating the corn too.

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@Fleura (34989)

• United Kingdom

25 Oct 19

Do you have mice?

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Anna

@LadyDuck (502394)

• Italy

25 Oct 19

I am so sorry, I do not understand the reason why your trees do not produce fruits anymore.

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@allknowing (153544)

• India

26 Oct 19

Only the guava trees.

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@allknowing (153544)

• India

26 Oct 19

@LadyDuck Considering guava trees do not need any special attention I wonder why they are not yielding. But I have not given up

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Anna

@LadyDuck (502394)

• Italy

26 Oct 19

@allknowing This is weird, but my neighbor two years ago cut his cherry tree because it did not bear fruits anymore.

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Gary Marsh

@garymarsh6 (24006)

• United Kingdom

25 Oct 19

OH dear that is a shame. I hope you manage to grow one in the future!

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@allknowing (153544)

• India

26 Oct 19

Guavas do not need any fuss but strange that they are behaving this way.

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Gary Marsh

@garymarsh6 (24006)

• United Kingdom

26 Oct 19

@allknowing It could be a change in the soil I know it might have something to do with the ph levels. I am sure with your tender loving care you will overcome this somehow.

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Diana

@dya80dya (36805)

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27 Oct 19

Yes. We have some trees and they don't produce fruits anymore. This year was bad for some trees.

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@allknowing (153544)

• India

27 Oct 19

Nature is sure acting odd,.

Arunima Singh

@arunima25 (93194)

• Bangalore, India

25 Oct 19

That is sad. I have a strong feeling that plants sense our energy and intentions. We had a similar experience with guava trees and a lemon trees in our backyard in native house. My grandma and mom took good care of these trees. There was enough yield and even helps and neighbors had the yield. But when my aunt started living there after my grandma and mom, the trees dried up in few months despite of good care. She refused to share the yield and even fenced them with thorny wires. No help or neighbors could come and ask for it or pluck fruits after asking.

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