Non fruiting sapodilla

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Kath says... From Susanna Lyles book - Discovering Fruit and Nuts, page 282 Flowers may be self-infertile, so you may need more than one trees. Insect pollinated: mostly by thrips, which live within the flowers and move onto a new flower once the food reserves have been depleted, inadvertently taking pollen with them. Pollination may be a problem in some locations, although bees will do some. Fruit-set is very variable and many flowers do not develop into fruits.	About the Author Kath Cawongla 19th August 2008
Patricia Gerhardt starts with ... Can you please avise why my sapodilla will not produce fruit? It is approximately 3 1/2 years old and flowers however no fruit appears. I reside in Townsville. Thanks Patricia	About the Author Patricia Gerhardt Townsville 17th August 2008
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