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

Introduction to Planting Longan Trees

Longan trees prefer a high temperature and humid growing environment. They need a suitable temperature environment when growing, otherwise it will affect their growth and development. They are generally planted in spring and autumn every year when the climate environment is more suitable for growth, and there are many varieties.

Longan tree fruiting after several years of planting

After planting, it will take about 3-4 years for the longan tree to bear fruit. Its root system will also be relatively developed. It needs sufficient sunlight during maintenance to allow it to grow well. It is also necessary to water and fertilize it in time.

Grafted longan tree blooms and bears fruit

After grafting, it usually takes 2-3 years for the longan tree to bear fruit. During maintenance, good fertilizer and water management are required, and regular pruning is required.

Potted longan tree with fruits

It is relatively easy to plant potted longan trees, but it is difficult to bear fruit. It usually takes more than 5 years to bear fruit, and requires a suitable temperature environment and fertilizer and water management.

Why don't longan trees bear fruit?

When the longan tree is growing, if there is rain during the flowering period, its flowers will rot and it will not bear fruit. If it is not pruned in time during normal maintenance, it will also affect its fruiting. Some dead branches and rotten leaves need to be thinned out in time.

Key points of longan tree planting technology

When caring for longan trees, they need sufficient nutrients, which is more conducive to fruiting. Especially after flowering, a large amount of fertilizer should be applied, and watering should be done in moderation to avoid water accumulation, otherwise it will affect growth and development.