After planting, it takes about 3 years for Sanhua plum to bear fruit, and it enters its peak in the fifth year. During the maintenance period, there should be good management, timely watering and fertilization, so that it has enough nutrients to grow, so that it will yield more when it bears fruit.

Grafted Sanhua plum blossoms and bears fruit.

When Sanhua plum is propagated, if grafting is adopted, it will generally bear fruit after one year of planting and grow rapidly. Good water and fertilizer management is needed during maintenance.

Potted Sanhua plum hanging fruit

The growth rate of potted Sanhua plum is still relatively slow, and it usually takes 3-4 years to blossom and bear fruit, so it should be placed in a well-lit place and watered and fertilized in time.

Why doesn't Sanhua plum bear fruit?

If Sanhua plum doesn't blossom and bear fruit, it's probably because more nitrogen fertilizer is applied, so we should reduce the amount of nitrogen fertilizer and water it in time. But in moderation, otherwise it will lead to no results, and it should be trimmed in time at ordinary times to avoid excessive growth of its branches.

Key points of planting Sanhua plum

When planting Sanhua plum, we should choose loose and fertile soil with deep soil layer and good drainage, so that it will grow well. Moreover, fertilization should be reasonable during the maintenance period, avoiding excessive application of nitrogen fertilizer, watering in time, and pruning regularly during the vigorous growth period.