Fruit Enlargement: How Fruits Grow in Size

Fruit Enlargement

Naturally, fruit trees enlarge their fruit through the following process:

A. The cells within the fruit continue to divide, going from 1 to 2, to 4, to 8.

B. Food (carbohydrates) is transported from the storage site (Source) to the fruit, which is the site of use (Sink), with energy (ATP) assisting in the transport process. Both the carbohydrates and the ATP come from the photosynthesis process.

C. While the fruit flesh is being formed, there is a mechanism that accelerates development of the peel so that it expands in step with the growing size of the fruit — otherwise, fruit cracking will occur.

From Mr. Cowboy's experience:

A. When fruit trees are sprayed with Magic Surprise hormone — certain types and groups, at an appropriate rate — it has been found that the number of cells is greater than in trees that did not receive it.

B. When Calcimax (chelated carbohydrate) + Magic Power (ATP) + Magic Amino (which helps accelerate transport) are applied together, it has been found that the fruit has good weight and good shape.

C. Spraying chelated calcium-boron prevents the problem of peel cracking, because the chelated form that coats the surface of the leaves and the fruit peel allows the tree to keep using CaB continuously, without interruption.