Q&A

Near Mitzpeh Ramon, there is a vineyard with table grapes. Should one conclude me'ein shalosh by saying al haeitz ve'al peiroteha or al haeitz ve'al hapeirot?

I picked about 10 avocados last week and brought them home. Do I have to wait till they are soft and tasty to separate terumot and ma'aserot? I think you can eat them unripe though they are not tasty. 
But if I cut an unripe one for terumot and ma'aserot, I will have to throw away part since once cut,  avocados no longer ripen.
Also what do they do in supermarkets where terumot and ma'aserot have been taken but the avocados still need a week or 2 before they ripen and can be eaten?

Is it true that there is an arrangement where I pay money and terumot and ma’aserot are taken on my behalf?

I see that it says on all the etrog boxes “not grafted.” What exactly does that mean?

Can I say a Shehechiyanu on a fresh pineapple on the second night of Rosh Hashana?

I live in the Old City in Jerusalem. What do I do with my ma’aser sheni?

Am I allowed to pick and eat olives from my tree?

Is it possible that the wine I bought, which was in my house on erev Pesach, is still halachically considered under the auspices of the otzar beit din thereby deeming it exempt from bi'ur?

I see that supermarkets still sell Golan Heights shemitah wine and that otzarot beit din continue selling and distributing holy wines and grape juice now, after bi'ur time (Pesach 5783). Do I have to find out if the stores/distributors properly performed bi'ur before buying the wine?

You posted on the website the amount of wine exempt from bi'ur includes what a family would use for seder night and yom tov morning, one bottle per adult (/child 9+) and half a bottle per smaller children.

What about:

• If your family will be going away for seder (and not bringing wine along)
• If you decide not to drink the wine, or
• Some participants will be drinking other wine or grape juice (some of my kids only like Kedem)?
• You will use holy wine for some but not all of the cups?