How many years does a fig bear fruit? How many times does a fig bear fruit in a year?

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1. Results over several years

2. How many times does it bear fruit in a year?

3. How to get more results

The number of years it will bear fruit after planting depends on the seedlings. If it is a cutting seedling, it grows quickly and can usually bear fruit the same year after planting. It takes more than three years for native seedlings to grow. Moreover, the fruit amount is small in the first three years, and the fruit amount can be gradually increased after sufficient nutrients are accumulated in the later period. In addition, as long as it grows normally, it can bear twice a year, once as spring fruit and once as summer fruit.

1. How many years it takes to bear fruit

The number of years it takes for figs to bear fruit after planting depends on the seedlings. If the seedlings are propagated by cuttings, they will grow quickly and will generally bear fruit in the same year after they are planted. And if it is a native seedling, it will take more than three years after planting to bear fruit. However, the amount of fruit produced in the first three years is small. After a certain period of time, as enough nutrients are accumulated, the yield will gradually increase.

2. How many times a year do you bear fruit

Under normal circumstances, it can bear fruit twice a year, which can be divided into spring fruit and summer fruit. Among them, the fruits of Chunguo are relatively small and have an average taste, with a light astringency. The taste of summer fruits is better, because there is enough light and the temperature difference between day and night is large, the fruits can form more nutrients, and the taste will be sweeter and more refreshing.

3. How to get more results

If you want it to bear more fruits and have better fruit quality, you should pay attention to the methods during management. Fertilize in time during the growth period, pay attention to control the proportion of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers. Apply more nitrogen fertilizer during the growth period, and apply more phosphorus and potassium fertilizer during the flowering and fruit setting periods. Prune in time at ordinary times to ensure that the fruits inside can see the light and have more ventilation. In addition, the temperature must be controlled in winter, especially in northern areas, to avoid frostbite.

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