How many years does it take for high-calcium fruit tree saplings to bear fruit?

The scientific name of high-calcium fruit is Cerasus humilis (Chinese dwarf cherry), a common tree species in northern China, mainly distributed in Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning, Inner Mongolia, Hebei, Shandong, Henan and other places. Cerasus humilis is a new high-quality fruit variety unique to China, discovered and bred from the wild plant Cerasus humilis by Chinese fruit tree expert Professor Du Junjie over nearly thirty years. So how many years does it take for saplings to bear fruit when planting high-calcium fruit?

1. How many years does it take for high-calcium fruit saplings to bear fruit

After planting high-calcium fruit saplings, they usually bear fruit in the second year, and the fruit ripens between late August and September. However, in the first and second years of fruiting, the yield is somewhat lower, and by the third year the yield increases greatly, with a single plant producing 3-5 jin of high-calcium fruit during the full-bearing period. Cerasus humilis (high-calcium fruit) has a small plant cluster and dense, very attractive flowers.

Cerasus humilis is a shrub, mostly growing on sunny sandy slopes, in mountain shrubland, or cultivated in gardens, and can be planted at altitudes of 100-1800 m. When planting Cerasus humilis, ensure sufficient sunlight and soil with a certain permeability; the planting density should not be too low, with a plant-to-row spacing of about 50 cm. When the soil moisture content is insufficient, water more, but do not allow waterlogging. Where conditions permit, apply a chemical fertilizer (nitrogen fertilizer) once when the branches are growing most vigorously.

2. The value of high-calcium fruit

1. Cerasus humilis has many biotypes and fruit types, and is a valuable breeding material. Because the Cerasus humilis plant is short, grows quickly and has strong fruiting capacity, it can be cultivated as a "grassland orchard," planted on field ridges and marginal land with very good returns.

2. The seed kernel of Cerasus humilis is used as medicine, having the effects of clearing heat and promoting diuresis; it can promote urination and gently loosen the bowels, and is mainly used to treat dry bound stool and difficult urination. It has a history of use of more than 2000 years.

3. By using Cerasus humilis with different flower colors, planting flowerbeds or flower hedges in courtyards, parks, streets, and along both sides of highways can create an environmental effect of viewing flowers in spring, enjoying leaves in summer, and tasting fruit in autumn, giving people a feast for the eyes.

4. In history, Cerasus humilis was once presented as tribute for the imperial family to enjoy. In particular, its calcium content ranks first among all fruits. The fruit of Cerasus humilis is delicious and tasty, making it the best choice for high-end urban fruit.

That is all for high-calcium fruit. Before carrying out large-scale Cerasus humilis planting, it is best to first conduct relevant resource and climate surveys; there are currently no cases of large-scale planting of Cerasus humilis on the market.