I have no idea why your kumquat tree never bore fruit nor had blooms. However, I also have no idea if you live in a frost free zone, the substance you use for fertilizer, if you change the type of fertilizer during the time when you want growth and the time when you want blooms, the type of soil in which your tree is planted, nor the amount of sunlight your tree receives. All of those are important. Why don't you ask at a fertilizer store or a county agent?
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Diseases and pest cause kumquats to shrivel up on the tree. Poor irrigation around the plants is another factor that makes the produce descend into a mummified state.
I think a better question is will they bear fruit or just blooms in Florida? They will grow there, but they will not bare fruit. Cherry trees require low temperatures for the buds to set and develop.
It's to "bear fruit." yeah it is the right answer
In order for your plant to bear fruit, it must be fertilized by a male plant. If this plant is the only one around, odds are there is no fertilization going on. Bees go from plant to plant and help in this process.
A tree has to bloom before it can bear fruit.
because trees have genders, if your tree is a male it will not bear fruit but if it is female it will bear.
If the roses are pollinated they will bear fruit. The fruit are tiny berries called "rose hips".
The peach orchard would bear fruit late in the Summer .
Yes, they are flowering plants and they can bear fruit.
periwinkle is a flower which does not bear fruit.
Yes. Their blossom times will overlap and both produce plenty of good pollen. However, neither need pollination in order to bear fruit; the fruit will just end up seedless.
yes
all year