Will it work on pears?
2021499
Yes it will work on pears. It works on just about anything. It's actually a very good product. I really like the one I have.
2021500
Haven't tried it on pears, but I don't see why not, as long as the pears aren't too soft.
2021501
We have about 20 Bosc pears we are waiting to ripen completely off the tree. Jury is still out, but It might work if you cut the stem off, and maybe adjust the knife.
2021502
Yes it will work on pears. I have used it for that and apples and potatoes. It works best on fruit that is not getting soft. Firm and crisp is where it works best. I now feel this is one of my favorite kitchen tools. Just love it!
2021503
Yes it will. Pears are soft in general so set the peeler blade to take the thinnest cut possible
391574
It would work great on lemons I use it for limes which are probably the same size as a lemon or even a little bit smaller and it works great.
875453
It will but depends what you are grinding, I used to make lentils and the lentil's skin would not go through. If you put steamed pears, apples, bananas then it does go all the way up
536263
It does small apples but does take some more of the fruit obviously than it does with larger round apples....we used it on small apples off one of our trees & it worked well.
1490052
Yes, it does work on softer vegetables, like zucchini. You'll have to cut the vegetable to fit into the space between the fork and the blades. You will get a core which you can chop into smaller pieces or leave as a thick chip. Please note that the peeler won't work on pitted fruit like peaches as the fork will not be able to pierce the pit.
1987495
Yes it will work well but the blade should be long enough otherwise the handle of the knife will not allow you to draw the full blade through. The area that the blade needs to pass through is approximately 2 1/8" deep. Keep that in mind. You can stretch it a little by tilting the blade up or down. I have sharpened pearing knives with this unit but it is a little tight.
1523327
I've used them on strawberries, melons, and bananas. I think they would even go through the skin on an apple.
1139283
I have used it on the Ravelli dolly so I don't see why it should not be possible to use it on the Pearstone.
1478334
I think it should work just fine. It worked really well on my Meyers Lemon tree. It had lost all it's leaves but after feeding it with this fertilizer, a second flush of leaves appeared, blossomed and set fruit. Just be aware that this product does have an odor to it, which I found offensive. I quit using it in the house but will use again once I move my plants outside during warm weather.
1592066
We don't have many pear trees in Florida, but I can't think no reason why it wouldn't work on them. The number of treatments that you can get out of a bottle depends on the size of the plant. Larger plants require more product.
1514929
Yes, it will. It is designed to kill just about any living tree, shrub or plant. Be careful.
122455
Well, Im not sure about pear trees I use it on my pecan tree. Mix zinc in hopper then hook to hose and spray the leaves. I have two peach trees. I also spayed them. this zinc is a fine powder and mixes quickly with water.
331401
I have not tried it on vegetables. It failed big time with apples and pears :(
2148820
My nephew is the one who received this. He used it for pears. He recommended another use it for grapefruit. I would think that peaches woukd be fine.
122453
I'm sorry but I have limited know;edge of the nutritional needs o,f asian pears. Therefore I cannot answer the question. I bought the sinc sulfate for use on pecans.
1605647
I have been successful with this. I applied to suckers over a year ago and they have not come back. It is the only thing that has worked for me. I used it on a flowering pear tree. Now this year I have had new suckers start and again I just applied and they are dead.
1988186
It should, as there a smaller tool that looks like it would be best for lemons and limes. Hope this helps!