How long does peach fruit last and when does it bear fruit?

How long does peach fruit last?

The fruiting period of peaches is generally between June and August, and it usually takes about 3 years of growth to gradually bear fruit. This type of plant bears fruit relatively early, but its peak fruiting period takes a longer time, usually taking 6-7 years to enter the peak fruiting period, and the fruit production will be more stable at this time.

Peach ripening time

Peaches generally mature in the summer, around June to August. However, they may bear fruit too early or too late due to poor maintenance or temperature, which can have a significant impact on yield. Therefore, reasonable water and fertilizer management and suitable growth temperature are required during daily maintenance.

Peach fruit maintenance and management

1. After peaches bear fruit, they must have a suitable growing environment. The soil must have good drainage and a certain basic fertility. When growing, they need to be watered and fertilized reasonably. When watering, it is best to water when the soil is dry and wet when water is wet. When applying fertilizer, it is necessary to apply thin fertilizer.

2. When peaches are in the fruit-bearing period, they need to be fertilized reasonably. Generally, organic fertilizer is applied, and thin fertilizer should be used to meet the nutrient needs.

3. When peaches are in the fruit-bearing period, you can apply pesticides appropriately according to the growth conditions. You can use granular imidacloprid to control the disease by applying it to the soil, or you can combine it with base fertilizer.