Unmature, unripe pear fruit
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1 fruit thats as small as half of the palm fell from the tree. From the outside of the fruit, there was no any sign of sickness, same for the rest of fruits on the tree.
In spring, there were aphids on the leaves and branches but this couldnt be the cause right? As of the moment the tree is free of those.
Fruit drop is quite normal actually especially if there’s competition between fruits. The tree will thin fruits if it can’t support all of them until maturity. Some call this as “June or July drop”.
Sometimes it can just be strong wind that causes the fruits to fall, nothing to worry. Some fruit stalks cant hold on when shaken up consistently for few hours..
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