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Prohibition of Spontaneous Growth in Fruit Trees

Question

Is there a prohibition of spontaneous growth in fruit trees?

Answer

There is no prohibition of spontaneous growth in fruits, nor in perennial crops.

Source

Rambam (Shemita, Chapter 4, Halacha 3; Halacha 10); R"Sh Sirilao (Sheviit, Chapter 5, Halacha 3); Azmera Leshimcha (Shemita, Issue 2).

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