How many years does it take to plant a grapefruit tree to bear fruit?

How many years does a grapefruit tree need to be planted to bear fruit? Grafted trees usually bear fruit in 8-10 years, grafted trees bear fruit in 4-5 years, and enter the peak fruit period 1-2 years after the first fruit. Grafted trees with 5-7-year-old trifoliate orange rootstock yield 15-50 kg, and can reach 50-100 kg in 8-10 years.

Grapefruit trees don't bloom

If grapefruit trees do not bloom, first of all, pruning, pulling branches, removing weak branches that consume nutrients, secondly checking whether diseases and insect pests have occurred, and finally paying attention to loosening soil and fertilizing. It is recommended not to fertilize under grapefruit trees, but to fertilize within a few square meters around them.

Pomelo trees bloom but bear no fruit

Pomelo tree flowers a lot of fruit is not easy, can be in flowering pomelo tree ring cut after artificial pollination, pomelo tree is easy to bear fruit.

1, ring cut: ring cut is to use a knife ring cut through the bark of the fruit tree trunk a circle or gong spiral cut a circle or two circles, in order not to hurt the xylem, under normal circumstances, the fruit tree can heal in about ten days, so that the purpose is to concentrate nutrients to flowers and fruits.

2. Artificial pollination: grapefruit trees have to undergo cross-pollination before the fruit rate is high and the fruit is sweet. Although self-pollination can produce results, the fruit rate is low and the fruit is bitter. Artificial pollination of grapefruit trees can improve fruit bearing rate and grapefruit quality.