How many years does it take for tea trees to bear fruit?

Tea tree planting results after several years

The fruiting period of tea trees is different in different regions. In Japan, it is around September to November, and in my country, it is generally around September to December. They usually bear fruit after 3-4 years of growth. During the maintenance period, they must have sufficient sunlight and good fertilizer and water management.

Grafted tea tree blooms and bears fruit

If the tea tree is propagated by grafting, it may bear fruit in three years if it is well maintained. If it is not well maintained, it may take about four years to bear fruit.

Potted tea tree fruiting

It usually takes 3-4 years for potted tea trees to bear fruit after being planted. Good fertilizer and water management is required during the maintenance period to facilitate fruiting.

Why don't tea trees bear fruit?

If the tea tree does not bear fruit during maintenance, it may be because there is not enough nutrients. It is necessary to water and fertilize it in time. This situation will also occur if the ventilation environment in the children's area is poor. It is necessary to thin out the trees in time to avoid this situation.

Key points for tea tree planting

When planting tea trees, you must choose better seeds. This will not only make them grow faster and more fruitful, but also reduce the chances of diseases and pests. In addition, when planting, you must use loose, fertile, and well-drained soil.