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Lychee flowering
Fingers crossed, yet again, that I will get some fruit this year.
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Comment by Lissa on October 17, 2014 at 17:23
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I had the notion that it's more to do with the actual pollen setting part. Too much rain at the wrong moment perhaps. Could be many things no doubt. I just know I haven't had a good crop of fruit from this tree in years.
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Comment by Florence on October 17, 2014 at 8:19
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It appears our longan is getting less fruit set as the tree got bigger too, I wonder whether it is because there's not enough bees to pollinate the whole tree?? We haven't got to eat any for a few years now... what little fruits set were eaten by birds, possums and fruit bats...
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No fruit has set for quite a long time.
And no, I probably wouldn't bag it. Tree is too tall, too many bags needed and the fruit that has set (tiny amount) hasn't been affected by anything worth bagging it from.
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Do you bag your fruits Lissa?
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