Different varieties of chestnut trees have different fruiting years and different planting methods. Generally, it takes at least 5 years for chestnut seedlings to grow naturally after planting, and 2 or 3 years for grafting, that is, grafting of chestnut trees is a better way. Usually chestnut trees will grow for about 20 years before they enter the fruit flourishing period. In addition, chestnut trees are very old, generally over 300 years old.

Chestnut fruit:

Most mature chestnut trees are very tall deciduous trees or a few are relatively low deciduous shrubs. They will bloom in April-June, and 8- 10 will bear fruit under sufficient conditions such as rain, light and nutrients. The fruit is a very nutritious chestnut. Fried cooked food is tender and delicious, rich in various nutrients, and has many good nourishing effects on health.

Precautions:

The planting of chestnut trees is similar to that of many fruit trees. Attention should be paid to soil, light, rain, fertilizer, grafting, pruning, pollination and pest control. Generally, seedling chestnut trees bear fruit late, and the yield is low, and the quality of chestnut is not very good, so most chestnut trees are recommended to be grafted, so that the survival rate, seed setting rate and fruit varieties are relatively high.