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00:0010 signs your peaches are ready to be harvested.
00:04The fruit feels slightly soft when gently squeezed.
00:07Ripe peaches yield slightly near the stem.
00:10Test gently, preferably in cool mornings, to avoid bruising ripe fruit.
00:15The background color has changed from green to yellow.
00:19Look beneath the blush for a creamy yellow background.
00:23Red color reflects the sun, not ripeness.
00:26Avoid any green.
00:28The fruit easily twists off the branch.
00:31A ripe peach detaches with minimal effort using a gentle, upward twist.
00:36Resistance indicates waiting another day.
00:39The scent is sweet and fragrant.
00:41Warm, honeyed fragrance signals ripeness.
00:44Sniff fruits in the afternoon warmth.
00:46Little aroma usually means more time.
00:49The fruit has a full, round shape.
00:52Ripe peaches appear plump and rounded, especially at shoulders.
00:56Flattened or dimpled tops suggest they need longer.
01:00There's a noticeable seam along the fruit.
01:04The central seam becomes more defined or slightly darkened as ripeness approaches.
01:09Confirm alongside color and softness.
01:12A bit of fruit may have fallen naturally.
01:15A few clean, naturally dropped peaches indicate peak ripeness nearby.
01:20Inspect fallen fruit for softness, fragrance, and pests.
01:23The skin develops a slight fuzz sheen.
01:28Ripe fruit shows a velvety, matte fuzz, especially in fuzzy varieties.
01:33Unripe peaches look smoother and shinier.
01:36The fruit has some weight to it.
01:39Heaviness for size suggests accumulated juices and sugars.
01:43Compare similar fruits and trust feel to gauge readiness.
01:47Birds and bees are taking notice.
01:51Increased bird pecs and bee interest signal peak flavor.
01:55Harvest daily and consider netting to reduce losses.
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