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Why is my fig tree not producing fruit?

If your fig tree is healthy but not producing fruit, possible reasons include:

  • Too much nitrogen: Encourages leaf growth over fruit.
  • Lack of sun: Figs need full sun to develop fruit.
  • No root restriction: Overgrown roots result in fewer fruits.
  • Incorrect pruning: Removing new shoots may cut off fruiting branches.
  • Age: Young fig trees may take a few years to start fruiting.
To encourage fruiting, restrict roots, feed appropriately, prune at the right time, and ensure the tree gets at least 6 hours of direct sun per day in summer.

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