How many years does it take for the Vajra Bodhi tree to bear fruit?

Introduction to Planting the Rudraksha Tree

The Vajra Bodhi tree needs sufficient sunlight when it grows, because it generally grows in tropical and subtropical regions. It can be planted in the spring of each year, usually by cuttings. Its main production areas are Nepal, eastern Myanmar, Bhutan and other places.

The Vajra Bodhi tree has been planted for several years and has produced fruit

After germination, the Vajra Bodhi tree usually takes 6-7 years to bear fruit. The growth rate is relatively slow. When planting, you should use loose, fertile and breathable soil so that it can grow well. It also needs sufficient sunlight at ordinary times.

Grafted Vajra Bodhi tree blooms and bears fruit

The Vajra Bodhi tree is a large tree. When it is growing, grafting is generally not used. During the maintenance period, it must have sufficient sunlight so that it can grow well.

Potted Vajra Bodhi tree with fruits

The Vajra Bodhi tree is a large tree that cannot be potted and is usually planted in the ground. Loose and fertile soil is required so that it can grow faster.

Why does the Vajra Bodhi tree not bear fruit?

If the Vajra Bodhi tree does not bear fruit while it is growing, it is usually because the soil is not fertile, resulting in insufficient nutrients, or it may be due to lack of light. It needs to be pruned regularly and watered in time, otherwise it will not bear fruit.

Key points for planting Vajra Bodhi tree

The Vajra Bodhi tree needs a suitable temperature environment when it grows. It will grow faster when the temperature reaches 25 degrees. In winter, the temperature should be kept at around 12 degrees, and loose, fertile, slightly acidic soil should be used when planting.