How many years does winter peach bear fruit? When does it bloom and bear fruit?

Winter peach planting results after several years

Compared with other ordinary peach trees, winter peach trees are not much different except that the fruit matures relatively late. If they are planted as seedlings, they will also start to bear fruit after a three-year growth period.

Winter peach fruiting time

The trunk of the winter peach is upright, and flower buds are easier to form. Usually, they begin to sprout in mid-February each year, bloom in mid-March, bear fruit in April, and the fruit begins to ripen gradually in mid-November.

Winter peach planting and fruiting methods and key points

1. Process the seeds : When planting winter peaches, you can use peach pits as seeds. The peach pits cannot be dried. Put them in water soaked with prepared rooting powder. Take them out after 24 hours and put them in the soil prepared in advance. They will germinate in about 15 days to a month.

2. Watering management: When planting winter peaches, water them thoroughly for the first time to keep the soil moist, but be careful to prevent waterlogging to prevent root rot. After germination, you can add some diluted liquid fertilizer to facilitate growth. After growing into seedlings, you can move them to a larger place for continued cultivation. Ensure sufficient light time every day. It grows slowly and requires patient maintenance.