when you get this plant about how long does it take to produce fruit
1143487
It could be that year, or never. These are only clippings. Mine came in and didn't even have any roots...
1143488
I have had mine for a year now, and it has not borne fruit. But it is still very healthy and has actually split into 2 plants, because one of the branches bent down into the dirt and took root. Now I have 2. Hopefully will fruit this coming summer.
1143489
It depends on the size of the plant and how fast it can grow which depends on your environment. http://tastylandscape.com/2013/07/30/how-to-get-dragon-fruit-cactus-to-fruit/ this link has a lot of very good information on dragon fruit I hope this helps!
2170044
Yes, it does fruit. However it is a very slow producing plant - years before it fruits. It should be planted in the ground, not a pot.
615512
all i can say is this... you can slide the plant outside on the patio for the spring and summer and it will produce fruit that way. you can slide it back inside the house for the winter and it should go dormant until spring. i am not really an expert to answer this question. if you could keep it by a bright window receiving lots of light from the sun it might produce fruit. it would be a cheap and fun experiment to try out anyway.a plant light might help. it would be fun just to try and see if it works.thanks!!!
2264835
I'm told you can eat the fruit but it may take over one year to produce fruit so i'm still waiting
1035701
When it gets older but it will not make it produce any faster. Lemon trees grown from seed take 4 to 6 years to produce fruit. The advantage of grafting would be a better root system. This would be noticeable only if planted in ground not potted. I hope this helps.Trace
1297521
You can eat the fruit. I'm not sure how many years it takes to get fruit. I purchased my tree 11 months ago. It is thriving very well, look great. I have had blooms but no fruit.
2044263
Really hard to say. Depends on the weather, what kind of plant, how big, size of the pot, etc. Mine can go from 3 days to two weeks depending on how hot it is.
433037
It depends on where and when you grow them. If you grow them in summer or outdoors, about 60 days or so. If you do it indoors in winter like in Minnesota here, it takes much longer. It needs lots of light and warmer temps to grow well.
1297522
You will be able to eat the fruit. My first year owning the tree(got it in april), it produced about 40 flowers. Due to size of the tree all the fruit aborted. Next year should produce fruit.
678710
I can only go by my experience. After I planted the strawberries it was about 3-4 weeks before they showed sign of becoming stable new leafs growth. Then the flowering came which is the fruit they was small strawberries. I wouldn't purchase them again. FYI strawberries can produce like crazy so planted in large area. Doing weather time you have to put hay on them for protection
628170
If you are using 1 large piece of fruit - perhaps 45 seconds. Smaller fruits or mixed combo's are going to be more time consuming.. I will tell you this - it will take you longer to decide on what fruit(s) to use than it takes to actually juice them!
2101957
It DOES make fruit, but not anything you would want to eat. One of my plants finally fruited last year and it made the typical down hanging flower that peeled back to reveal tiny 1-2" fruit.When they turned yellow, I opened some up and there was some black specks and some mucus looking goo inside.
692641
My plant just bought it this year for the first time I got it this morning there are fruits on it but they're very small yet but I can see where it's going to have a lot of them I fertilized with citrus bikes and it seems to be doing well I have not brought it in yet
1580265
I planted the two ordered on 7/20/14 and they grew from 8" to 36"and26"respectively. I read that next season may see some sm. fruits, and some suggest culling them to allow more root development. 'so. . not enough data.
365808
hello I am not quite sure our plants have gone into "shrub mode" they have grown a whole bunch and we have trimmed them but still have not even bloomed im not sure how long it takes but they are supposed to produce fruit in all zones, im sure they will produce in Fla. so good luck if you still have a problem im sure Hirts could answer them better than I could.
1035702
When it gets older but it will not make it produce any faster. Lemon trees grown from seed take 4 to 6 years to produce fruit. The advantage of grafting would be a better root system. This would be noticeable only if planted in ground not potted. I hope this helps. Trace
487222
The plant you buy will not grow any taller than it is. It will, however put out new shoots in the Spring, which will be 50 - 100% taller than the parent in about 60 days. It will do this each year until it reaches maturity in 5 to 7 years, when it will be 30 to 60 feet high, depending on your location. It will spread each year also.