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

The diamond tree has been planted for several years and has produced fruit

After planting, the diamond tree will bear fruit in about 1-2 years. It is a large tree that grows epiphytically on other trees when young. The plant is 15-25 meters tall. It blooms in March and April and bears fruit in May and June. The fruit can hang on the tree and remain fresh until the following spring.

Grafted diamond tree blooms and bears fruit

The grafted King Kong tree blooms and bears fruit in the same year, but the fruit is only sporadic. Generally, the fruit yield will gradually increase after three years of maintenance, and it will become a fruit-bearing tree in five years.

Potted diamond tree with fruits

King Kong reproduces quickly and it is best to grow one plant in one pot. It is ideal to plant it in a larger pot because the roots have space to grow and the King Kong will grow well if the root system is well developed. It is best to change the pot after winter or next spring for a higher survival rate. Properly prune the branches and roots. Generally, it will bear fruit after 3 years of maintenance.

Why doesn't the diamond tree bear fruit?

The King Kong tree may not be suitable for nutrition and living environment. It can be placed in a warm, humid place with sufficient light. If the light intensity is high, it is necessary to provide shade in time. There may also be insufficient or excessive water and fertilizer. Watering and fertilizing must be appropriate. Waterlogging and fertilizer damage should not occur. In addition, diseases and insects must be prevented and controlled.

Diamond tree planting technology and key points

The diamond tree mainly grows in tropical and subtropical regions, distributed in the southern border area of ​​the Ganges plain and in Nepal in the central Himalayas. It has a wide adaptability to the environment, has a certain ability to withstand low temperatures, and is suitable for planting in loose and fertile soil.