How many years has the red light cherry produced fruit?

Introduction to planting red light cherry fruit

Red Light Cherry prefers loose, well-breathed soil. When the soil is sticky or the soil is poorly managed, the root distribution becomes significantly shallower and the above-ground part will age prematurely. Planting red light cherry trees should also be done at a reasonable time, generally around October to November in autumn. Transplant in mid-March of the following spring, and keep the spacing about 20-30 cm after planting.

The lifespan of a red light cherry tree is 30-50 years. Cherry trees are produced in the United States, Canada, Chile, Australia, and Europe. Red light cherry varieties include Early Ruby, Red Light, and Black Pearl.

The results of planting red light cherry for several years

Red light cherries will bear fruit after 3-6 years of planting. When the cherry trees begin to bear fruit, they will bloom in March every year and the fruits will mature in May and June. When planting, the pulp and seeds can be completely separated, and the seeds can be dried and then sown in the soil. After sowing, water them in time and cover them with plastic wrap. They will germinate and take root in about a week.

Grafted red cherry blossoms and bears fruit

Grafted red light cherries can bear fruit in one year, but if the maintenance environment is not suitable or the management is improper, it will take a little longer.

Potted red cherry fruit

There are many good varieties of red light cherries. We must strictly select good varieties according to local conditions based on various factors such as local soil, climate, and cultivation management level to maximize economic benefits. Potted red light cherries can bear fruit in one and a half years.

Why don't red cherry fruits bear fruit?

The failure of potted red light cherry to bear fruit is caused by improper management, mainly due to untimely prevention and control of diseases and pests in summer and autumn, which causes the leaves to fall off prematurely or be eaten by pests, insufficient nutrition stored in the tree, and poor or undifferentiated flower buds, so they do not bloom. If fruit trees are to produce a high yield, leaf protection is the key.

Key points for planting red light cherry

1. Rootstock selection: In addition to the obvious influence on the yield and quality of the scion variety, the rootstock also has a great influence on early yield, adaptability, stress resistance and economic life. The rootstocks currently used are mostly Gisela series and Isatis indigotica.

2. Land preparation and fertilization: Land preparation should be carried out in autumn or early winter. Before land preparation, 4,000 to 5,000 kg of decomposed organic fertilizer should be applied per mu. After fertilization, the land should be deep plowed more than 40 cm, harrowed and leveled. Ridges should be made with a row spacing of 4 to 5 meters, 2.0 meters wide and 30 cm high.