How long will this take to have fruit?
1490536
Depends on how fast it grows. could happen the second year . I planed seeds from a key lime and it grew about 2 feet high and 2 feet wide. That's this year so it could flower next year. yardbear45@yahoo.com Hope I helped you. when I got my Calamondin in the mail ,it was in good shape but only about 5 inches high. It did not grow much yet just a couple inches .
1297521
You can eat the fruit. I'm not sure how many years it takes to get fruit. I purchased my tree 11 months ago. It is thriving very well, look great. I have had blooms but no fruit.
872340
I would say about 20 min., which is longer than any of my other battery operated gardening equipment last. If you got a lot to do then I would say not a good selection for you.
1711616
Would be about 15 minutes. I recommend you to soak it for about few hours first. Almond will taste a lot nicer. Great Machine!
2173723
About 7-10 days. They may look very small when you get them but they grow big very fast.
1253670
Start indoors 3 weeks before last frost. Plant in a mound well amended with compost and lime when soil temp is above 70 deg. Keep well watered until fruit is full sized. Set fruit on pinestraw or such to avoid contact with ground. Fruit is ready when it produces a dull sound when thumped.
1710494
Depends on the soil that you are using and the type of plant - Anywhere from 4 days to two weeks.
2276586
I really don't know. I purchased it for my friend, and he doesn't know also. This can be answered by FruitsMax. Sorry......
1274246
I bought from Hirt's - around 25", and they had fruit on. I read that Aberguina starts fruiting at 2 - 3 years. I think they are self-pollinating.
628167
That is a little hard to answer for me because I make a lot at a time, veggies and fruit, but I would have to estimate about 10 minutes, including prep time. The opening is bigger than my old one, so there is not much chopping involved. I have had juicers before, and they were slower.
85160
Have done 5 batches---4 blackberry and one apple. All took 2-1/2 to 3 hours. All perfect--zero seeds--all juice. Cut up apples into quarters. Did put in too many berry's in one batch and lost some juice that ran over back into the water. Have not had to add any water to the 3 hour process but getting close. May be losing some nutrients as nothing but juice in lower unit and a mat of "mast" in upper but doubt if significant.. Easy to do.
85163
I have done apple, peach, strawberry and raspberry. It takes about one hour to start getting juice and by three hours you have about all you are going to get from a full colander. I get from 3 to 51/2 quarts per batch. I have not had to add water during the 3 hr time when starting with a full pot of water. The one nutrient that is heat sensitive is vitamin C. So you may have some reduction in that , but none of the minerals should've affected
85161
we have not added additional water - time depends on the fruit and the amount you process - seems to me the apples took about an hour. As far as t5he nutrients - you probably are losing some benefit - because of the steaming process. Our grandkids love the apple juice we made - so I am satisfied. It's not overly processed - made from our own organic fruit that we picked and popped right in the steamer - so all good for us.
1289735
No, it is either on or off. Fruit takes 6 to 10 hours though, so it is pretty low temp.
756373
Most of these kits mean exactly what they say. Four weeks from the time you start until ready to serve. This one, in particular is a four week kit, but requires much more effort and attention than one such as "Orchard Breezin". Two weeks to ferment and two weeks to stabilize, then its a go. Only one additional effort required at the second two week mark.
444819
I thought this was self-fertile, but it has yet to produce fruit. Looks nice though.I have had it for quite a while now.
686787
in zone 9 it will be about 15 feet tall in about 6 to 7 years - it will start bearing fruit next year