How many years does it take for hazelnuts to bear fruit?

Introduction to Planting Hazelnuts

Hazelnuts prefer a warm growing environment and need sufficient sunlight to promote their growth, development and fruiting. They have a strong adaptability to soil and can grow in most soils. They are generally planted in autumn and spring each year and are widely planted in my country.

The hazelnuts have been planted for several years.

It takes about 3-4 years for hazelnuts to bear fruit after planting. Sufficient sunlight is necessary during planting, which is beneficial to its growth. In addition, good water and fertilizer management is required, and watering and fertilizing should be done in moderation.

Grafted hazelnuts bloom and bear fruit

After grafting and propagation, hazelnuts usually bloom and bear fruit in the second year, but the number is relatively small in the early stage of fruiting and will gradually increase as they grow.

Potted hazelnut fruit

After planting, potted hazelnuts usually take 3-4 years to bear fruit. If they are propagated asexually, they will bear fruit after 2-3 years.

Why don't hazelnuts bear fruit?

When hazelnuts are growing, some may not bear fruit. This is usually due to insufficient pollination. If they have borne fruit in the first two years, they need to be pruned. The next 2-4 years are the peak fruit-bearing period, and they need to be watered and fertilized in time.

Key points for planting hazelnuts

When planting hazelnuts, a suitable planting density is required, which is more conducive to its growth and development. The soil used should also be loose, fertile and well-drained. Watering and fertilizing need to be done in moderation and avoid excessive amounts.