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Tina D starts with ... Hi. Looking for some advice. My younhberries grow vigorously and have hundreds of flowers that are visited by lots of bees. None of them turn into berries though. This is the third year of growing second year of these flowers. If i pick then i can see tiny green, undeveloped berries but they don't mature. | About the Author Tina D Casino nsw 23rd November 2017 10:49pm #UserID: 17373 Posts: 1 View All Tina D's Edible Fruit Trees |
chookie2 says... Are they in full sun or semi shade and do they get regular and enough water? Good soil helps too. Water will be the deciding factor as they need LOTS of water at the right time to produce good fruit, full sun can dry them out quickly.They are a forest floor plant and like filtered shade and damp soil.Mine grow and fruit under an oak tree with barely filtered sunlight.It does take about three years to establish and start to give a good crop so maybe this year you will be lucky. You could also look for red spider mite (need a magnifying glass) - a tiny red spider that sucks the goodness out of plants. | About the Author chookie2 S.W. Vic 7th December 2017 10:17am #UserID: 15056 Posts: 91 View All chookie2's Edible Fruit Trees |
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