How many years does it take for a yellow fruit tree to bear fruit?

Introduction to planting yellow fruit trees

The kumquat tree prefers a warm and humid growing environment. It needs sufficient sunlight when being maintained, and it is not very demanding on the soil.

However, loose and fertile loam is preferred when planting. Its origin is in southern China and it is widely distributed in Taiwan, Fujian, Guangdong, Hainan and Guangxi.

The fruit tree has been planted for several years.

Kumquats bear fruit relatively late. It takes about 3-4 years from the establishment of the orchard and the planting and grafting of young fruit trees to flowering and fruiting. If seeds are used for propagation, it takes about 7-8 years from germination to flowering and fruiting. This time is relatively long, so when planting, you should choose excellent varieties with a high survival rate and easy cultivation.

If the kumquat tree is propagated by grafting, it will take about 3-4 years for it to bear fruit after planting, and good fertilizer and water management is also required at ordinary times.

Potted yellow fruit trees bearing fruit

It takes about 7-8 years for a potted kumquat tree to bear fruit, which is a relatively long time, so it is necessary to water and fertilize it in time during maintenance.

Why doesn't the yellow fruit tree bear fruit?

If the kumquat tree does not bear fruit during its growth, it is mainly caused by improper management, so management should be strengthened. If the growth is weak, fertilizer should be applied frequently. If the growth is vigorous, fertilizer and water should be controlled. Flower buds can be differentiated this year, and it will bloom next year.

Key points for planting yellow fruit trees

After planting, kumquat trees must have good fertilizer and water management. As long as the fertilizer and water conditions are suitable, the root system will grow and develop rapidly, and the crown will also grow vigorously. If managed well, young fruit trees can produce new shoots up to 4 times a year, and sufficient nutrients can make the fruit trees productive and enter the fruit-bearing period as early as possible.