How long does it take to produce fruit?
758294
Mine came with one small fruit on. However, in the shock of transport and then transplant it lost the fruit before it could mature. I've only had mine for a few months. I'm hoping I'll have avocados next year. It is getting quite a bit of new growth. I have it in a large planter on my front patio.
758295
It seems it's at least 2 years, so patience is needed! Ours is outside in a pot right now and growing pretty nicely! Have to take it inside for winter, though.
758296
Mine has been outside in northern mn since may. All new leaves and no blossoms. Will bring it indoors to a heated garage for winter. Hopeful.
758297
We don't know yet, we have had it since July, it is growing well, but no fruit yet.
1289735
No, it is either on or off. Fruit takes 6 to 10 hours though, so it is pretty low temp.
1350470
I planted mine in May. I only got a few fruit but lots of runners. I contacted the company i purchased them from hirts. They did the first year was for establishment since the plants were only one year old. They said the second year they would start producing.
547213
I haven't gotten any fruit yet, but, my research found that oddly, it has nothing to do with age or even changes in light cycle. The Dragon fruit produces fruit when it gets to be 10lbs or heavier. I think that is strange!! I forgot where I read that. Apparently, it has to be a mature plant to produce fruit. Mine is a year old, almost, and it has "arms" shooting out of its side. Over time, it will look like dredd locks. Then, it will begin producing fruit-once it begins to get weight to the plant. That's just what I read. The "arms" can be cloned if you want to make more cactus plants. I haven't gotten any fruit yet, but, my research found that oddly, it has nothing to do with age or even changes in light cycle. The Dragon fruit produces fruit when it gets to be 10lbs or heavier. I think that is strange!! I forgot where I read that. Apparently, it has to be a mature plant to produce fruit. Mine is a year old, almost, and it has "arms" shooting out of its side. Over time, it will look like dredd locks. Then, it will begin producing fruit-once it begins to get weight to the plant. That's just what I read. The "arms" can be cloned if you want to make more... » Read More I haven't gotten any fruit yet, but, my research found that oddly, it has nothing to do with age or even changes in light cycle. The Dragon fruit produces fruit when it gets to be 10lbs or heavier. I think that is strange!! I forgot where I read that. Apparently, it has to be a mature plant to produce fruit. Mine is a year old, almost, and it has "arms" shooting out of its side. Over time, it will look like dredd locks. Then, it will begin producing fruit-once it begins to get weight to the plant. That's just what I read. The "arms" can be cloned if you want to make more cactus plants. « Show Less
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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.
169991
It uses frozen fruit. You have to let the fruit thaw for about 15 minutes before putting it into the machine. It is easier if you peel and half the bananas and then freeze them. You can use frozen berries, pineapple chunks, melon, peaches, etc. Just be sure to freeze them for at least 24 hours, and then thaw for 15 minutes prior to use.
547215
It usually takes a couple of years before the plant will flower, but then the flower needs to be cross-bred with another dragon fruit plant in order to produce fruit. I would suggest either buying another plant or start another one from your current plant, hopefully some nice insect will come by and help with the process or do it yourself with a small art paintbrush- passing pollen from one plant to the other.
1684651
Ethan from Ethan's Garden said 1.5 years to flower and under 2 years to fruit. I just planted my seeds so you'll have to wait for my results.
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.
1100701
experiencing lots of flowers right now - and waiting for the fruit - flowers have both male and female parts - so if there are enough insects around, it should end up producing fruit - waiting to see
828166
Raw Olives are bitter. It takes 4-8 years to produce olives grown outdoors, depending upon the variety. Indoor olive plants may produce little to no olives due to lack of chill temperatures required during and before blooming period.
8958
Hi Jennifer, I am sorry I do not really know. 30oz seems a lot and passion fruits are rather small, so I imagine it would take quite a few. They are quite expensive also, in the end although it seems a bit expensive, it might be a cheaper option. Cordially.
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.
908829
I can only answer for my experience. I sent this to my sister and her family. It was packaged perfectly and the fruit was fresh.
352816
This is my first go at growing them from seeds. My guess would be at least three years before any fruit could be picked.
342671
I have only had the tree for two years and it has not produced any fruit yet. It depends on where you live if there is a chance of freezing I would not plant it in the ground.
1469080
A liter? That's hard to say exactly. I usually juice about 5 lbs. of carrots, a cucumber, and a couple of beets. I get a little over a quart of juice. Start to finish (including peeling, cutting, juicing, and cleaning up) takes me about 1/2 hour. Hope this is helpful.