How long does it take to have the fruit?
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Read the review from verified purchasers. That should answer your question. To save you the time - It will take forever to have the fruit because the seeds do not germinate. This seller is a rip off as numerous reviewers have stated. Save your money and go to your local nursery and buy a dwarf blueberry bush. Most sellers of seeds on Amazon are a complete rip off. I am an avid gardener with over 40 years of experience and everyone who knows me says I have 2 green thumbs and the only seeds I ever have problems with are seeds bought from Amazon sellers.
352815
I think one season. This is fast growing fruit. First season maybe there will be not a lot of fruit's on the tree, but it will show a few of them as younger tree.
352816
This is my first go at growing them from seeds. My guess would be at least three years before any fruit could be picked.
1758670
When it comes to drying fruit, there isn't a simple time/temperature. There are many variables such as water/sugar content of fruit, atmospheric temperature, and finally your drying temperature and time. As a general rule, I dry my fruits at around 130 degrees and start with 8 hours. Half way through, I check on the progress. You can always add drying time, but I wouldn't go too warm, since you are trying to preserve the enzymes in the fruit.
908825
The fruit I got was a gift and it was sent before expected delivery date. It was packaged beautifully and was fresh when delivered. I kept it in the frige an extra day and then gave it as a gift. The recipent was delighted. I would order again as a gift for my family members.
2129384
My trees tok about a week to arrive, then an additioal 3 days before they got planted, so 10 days elapsed. Upon arrival I did open box and watered them however.
1700696
Yes, the fruit stays fresh for about 7 to 10 days before you would need to change the fruit. Just keep adding water as you empty the pitcher each day and then change out the fruit in 7 to 10 days.
692638
Mine did not come with fruit on it. It depends on where the tree you get is in its growing cycle.
260715
I would not keep the fruit in the holder for more than 3 refrigerated days, especially with raspberries or strawberries. Fruit like lemons, limes, or oranges can be left in longer. If I pour out a glass to drink, what I do is immediately fill it with another glass of fresh water. That way, the new water will infuse with the water and fruit already in it. I would not wait until the water is all gone to refill. In other words, fill the pitcher as you drink. If you notice the pitcher water getting quite weak, depending on how much you drink in a day, then it is time for more fresh fruit. Experience for yourself and have fun and happy drinking.!. I would not keep the fruit in the holder for more than 3 refrigerated days, especially with raspberries or strawberries. Fruit like lemons, limes, or oranges can be left in longer. If I pour out a glass to drink, what I do is immediately fill it with another glass of fresh water. That way, the new water will infuse with the water and fruit already in it. I would not wait until the water is all gone to refill. In other words, fill the pitcher as you drink. If you notice the pitcher water getting quite weak, depending on how much you drink in a day, then it is time for more fresh fruit.... » Read More I would not keep the fruit in the holder for more than 3 refrigerated days, especially with raspberries or strawberries. Fruit like lemons, limes, or oranges can be left in longer. If I pour out a glass to drink, what I do is immediately fill it with another glass of fresh water. That way, the new water will infuse with the water and fruit already in it. I would not wait until the water is all gone to refill. In other words, fill the pitcher as you drink. If you notice the pitcher water getting quite weak, depending on how much you drink in a day, then it is time for more fresh fruit. Experience for yourself and have fun and happy drinking.!. « Show Less
1558651
Just follow the instructions. Bananas should have brown specks on them. Freeze for 24 hours. Take them out and wait 15 minutes. 1/2 banana mixed with the equivalent amount of another frozen fruit should serve a person.
1035702
When it gets older but it will not make it produce any faster. Lemon trees grown from seed take 4 to 6 years to produce fruit. The advantage of grafting would be a better root system. This would be noticeable only if planted in ground not potted. I hope this helps. Trace
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I haven't gotten any fruit yet, but, my research found that oddly, it has nothing to do with age or even changes in light cycle. The Dragon fruit produces fruit when it gets to be 10lbs or heavier. I think that is strange!! I forgot where I read that. Apparently, it has to be a mature plant to produce fruit. Mine is a year old, almost, and it has "arms" shooting out of its side. Over time, it will look like dredd locks. Then, it will begin producing fruit-once it begins to get weight to the plant. That's just what I read. The "arms" can be cloned if you want to make more cactus plants. I haven't gotten any fruit yet, but, my research found that oddly, it has nothing to do with age or even changes in light cycle. The Dragon fruit produces fruit when it gets to be 10lbs or heavier. I think that is strange!! I forgot where I read that. Apparently, it has to be a mature plant to produce fruit. Mine is a year old, almost, and it has "arms" shooting out of its side. Over time, it will look like dredd locks. Then, it will begin producing fruit-once it begins to get weight to the plant. That's just what I read. The "arms" can be cloned if you want to make more... » Read More I haven't gotten any fruit yet, but, my research found that oddly, it has nothing to do with age or even changes in light cycle. The Dragon fruit produces fruit when it gets to be 10lbs or heavier. I think that is strange!! I forgot where I read that. Apparently, it has to be a mature plant to produce fruit. Mine is a year old, almost, and it has "arms" shooting out of its side. Over time, it will look like dredd locks. Then, it will begin producing fruit-once it begins to get weight to the plant. That's just what I read. The "arms" can be cloned if you want to make more cactus plants. « Show Less
1684649
Most fruit trees take a few years before they bear fruit. Longer when you start with a seed or cutting.
1836961
The product will kill soft scale insects and the fruit may be consumed after the period of time indicated on the product label which I believe is six weeks. However, another product that will work faster and allow you to consume the fruit immediately is insecticidal oil like Neem oil.
518525
I've ordered multiple times and it takes about a week and a half. I'd say 7-10 days on average!
570080
Once the veggies are washed and scrubbed, it takes around 1 or 2 minutes to make one 8 oz glass of juice. I had this juicer for a year or so and I didn't have one issue with it. Well it cost enough. .
1315053
The body of the morel (mycelium) starts growing immediately. Fruit produced in one or two growing seasons.
169991
It uses frozen fruit. You have to let the fruit thaw for about 15 minutes before putting it into the machine. It is easier if you peel and half the bananas and then freeze them. You can use frozen berries, pineapple chunks, melon, peaches, etc. Just be sure to freeze them for at least 24 hours, and then thaw for 15 minutes prior to use.
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Really depends on the kind of juice. But let's say you wanted to juice one apple. 1-2 minutes to assemble machine components. However long to core and dice the apple - remember, the fruit has to fit through about a 1-1/2" diameter funnel. Perhaps another minute to juice that Apple. A medium size apple can yield 3-4 oz of juice. Then 2 minutes to disassemble/rinse machine components. If doing a full wash, figure 5-6 minutes. I find it is more efficient making a larger quantity of juice. On average, it takes about 30-40 minutes for me to make 48 oz of juice