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I think 'comice' might be a misspelling. Maybe you mean 'comics', which are illustrated stories or sequential art.

Comice pears usually become ripe around August or September, depending on the growing conditions and region. Good sunlight and proper care during the growing season can also affect the ripening time.

The Comice pear is self-pollinating. But, to optimize fruit production, introducing pollinators or having compatible pear trees nearby can make a significant difference. It's all about maximizing the potential of the orchard.

The word 'comice' is pronounced as 'k蓹藞mi藧s'. It's not too difficult once you break it down into individual sounds and practice a few times.

Comice pears are not known for being strongly resistant to fireblight. However, with good agricultural practices like proper pruning, disease monitoring, and timely treatment, the impact of fireblight can be managed to some extent.

Not necessarily. Conference pears and Comice may have different pollination requirements and compatible pollinators.

Pruning a comice pear tree involves cutting back overgrown branches and removing dead or damaged ones. It's best done in late winter or early spring.

You can tell if comice pears are ripe by gently pressing on the fruit. If it gives slightly, it's likely ripe.

You need to wait until the pears are fully ripe. Then, use sharp pruning shears or a fruit picker to carefully cut or pick them off the tree.

The readiness of Comice pears for picking varies. Generally, it's in the fall. Factors like temperature, sunlight, and soil quality can influence the exact timing. Usually, you'll know they're ready when they have a certain color, firmness, and flavor.