how big is the plant and when should it fruit after you recieve it
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Mine was about 1ft to 2ft I've had him for almost a year now and id say unless your in a really good area for this topical castus it could take 2-3 years befor the plant fruits
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The plant size will vary im sure but for the plant to produce fruit it has several variables follow the lik http://tastylandscape.com/2013/05/19/how-to-get-dragon-fruit-cactus-to-bloom/ and there is some good info for you!
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I got it last year and it was about 2 feet tall with 2 branches. It has not fruited yet but has grown and looks very healthy. I often don't take very good care of my plants and it seems to be thriving in spite of me. Can't beat the price
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It arrived at about 6" tall. I don't know how long it will take to fruit. The directions just said that, once it's grown much larger, it will fruit.
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Not sure how long it will take to produce fruit, having had it only a month or so, but my 6" is now about 8" tall in a 6" pot. To be fair, being quick growers, I'd imagine it should be taller by now but as per my review the one I received needs some tlc.
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The tree was approximately 3 ft. tall. It was doing very well after I planted it for which I used a very large planter. It grew about 1 to 2 inches during the first 2 months. Now, it is winter. The tree is dorment. I really, really hope that it will "wake up" in the Spring and continue doing as well as it did at the beginning. Unfortunately, the fig trees I had ordered are not doing well at all :( I hope that my answer helped you.
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The size of the air plants varied between an inch to three inches in the order I received. Some were full as the picture above and some resembled the top of a pineapple.
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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.
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Ours came covered in leaves no fruit though. We have had it a year(grown in a pot) and it has had several little fruits but they never develop bigger than a finger tip. It has at least doubled in size and still going strong.
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Hi Sharon, I left it in the pot it came in. I will repot it after one blooming cycle. My plant looks very healthy and was packaged with great care.
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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 .
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Hi Sandra...wish I knew the answer to your question....but I, too, am having trouble with my Money Tree looking a little droopy. I have noticed the very tips of the leaves are turning brown....I purchased this plant in June 2013 and I don't know if I should try repotting and buy some fertilizer for it....the pot measures 5.50" x 4.00" (oval size)...and it does look to be too small. My plant is now 9 months old and has grown to 16".....I'm not sure I have it in the right space....I have it in front of a window that faces South, but the window isn't very bright due to the patio overhang. I know this e-mail hasn't answered your question...but thought I'd let you know that I, too, am wondering what is my next step....good luck, TJ
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I have had mine for about a year. No sign of fruit yet. Maybe ask the seller. Then let me know!
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Mine was approximately 8 inches tall. I have had mine for a few months, I put it outside when the weather turned warm. It's growing vigorously and needs to be repotted again.
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The plant pictured is a hummingbird bush, but it is a tropical plant and is supposed to get small berries that turn almost black when ripe. My plant is still quite small and I have not had it long enough to get either flowers or fruit, but I live in South Florida where it will be evergreen and it is doing well. Your plant may not be this one since the fruit you describe sounds like it is larger.
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The plant is about 6" tall. I really do not know the age, but I would say its a youngling.
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Mine was dormant when it arrived. It was about 5 inches tall. It grew a couple of feet this summer. They take years to get as nice as anything in the picture, but the plant is doing great.
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About 7-10 days. They may look very small when you get them but they grow big very fast.
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I just received mine earlier this summer, so I don't expect fruit for 18 months or so. It'll stay potted, since I live in Michigan, and spend winters indoors. I've heard that in tropical areas, with year'round or nearly so, growing seasons, papayas can fruit in 12 months or less. My previous TR Hovey papaya was eventually planted in a large 20 inch diameter pot, and grew to be about 5 ft, tall in that pot. They can live 5-10 years or more.
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Mine is still little but you can trim it after it flowers and keep it at a 4 feet tall. It can grow to 6 feet but please remember to trim it a little after the flowering season to make it look organized and to help it flower better for you during the next year. Beautiful plant but patience is always a must with all the beautiful plants we have.