How many years does Jabuticaba bear fruit?

Introduction to Jabuticaba Planting

Jaboticaba prefers a warm, sunny environment, with a suitable growth temperature of 22-25℃. It is slightly cold-resistant, but not tolerant to saline-alkali and waterlogging. It is suitable for loose, fertile, well-drained slightly acidic soil. It is suitable for planting in spring and autumn, and has a long lifespan.

Jabuticaba is grown in Fujian, Zhejiang, Guangdong, Sichuan, Hubei, Guangxi, Jiangsu and Yunnan in China. The varieties of jaboticaba include Sabah jaboticaba, four-season early jaboticaba, Fukuoka jaboticaba and peach-shaped red jaboticaba.

Jabuticaba fruit has been planted for several years.

The growth rate of the jaboticaba tree is relatively slow, and it takes 6 to 10 years of care to bear fruit. If you want the jaboticaba to bear fruit, you should choose a place with sufficient light for planting, and the soil should be kept moist but without water accumulation. Then choose slightly acidic soil when planting, and choose water-soluble fertilizer or long-acting fertilizer.

Grafted Jabuticaba blooms and bears fruit

In the later stage of grafted jaboticaba, you only need to carry out normal maintenance on the jaboticaba, ensure sufficient light, control the temperature of the environment, and provide it with appropriate water and nutrients. The plant will bear fruit in 3-4 years.

Potted Jabuticaba Fruit

Potted jaboticaba needs to be grown in a sunny place, and loose, fertile, well-drained soil should be selected as the substrate. An appropriate amount of base fertilizer should be applied, and watering should be frequent to maintain soil moisture, but without causing water accumulation. Fertilizer should mainly be phosphorus fertilizer, which should be diluted before use. Propagation can be done by sowing and grafting, so that jaboticaba can bear fruit in 4 to 5 years.

Why doesn't the Jabuticaba bear fruit?

The jaboticaba tree is suitable for growing in a cool and dry environment. Ordinary varieties of jaboticaba trees take about 5 years to bear fruit, while seedlings take 6 to 10 years to bear fruit, or even longer. If they are not properly cultivated, they may not bear fruit.

Jaboticaba seedlings are not only suitable for planting in the south, but have also been successfully planted in many areas in the north. If the planting conditions do not meet the growth requirements of jaboticaba, it will result in no fruiting.

Jabuticaba Planting Tips

After each planting of the jaboticaba tree, it needs to be pruned once every spring and autumn. All the jaboticaba tree's overlong branches, old branches, and diseased branches should be cut off. This can reduce the jaboticaba tree's consumption of nutrients in the soil, promote the fruit-bearing branches, and wait for sufficient nutrients.

The jaboticaba tree likes to grow in the sun. After planting, it needs to be placed in the sun to help it absorb nutrients from the soil and produce more fruit. However, if it is under strong sunlight, it needs to be protected from the sun.