How to plant walnut trees? Why don't walnut trees bear fruit?

Many people in life not only like to eat walnuts, but also want to plant walnut trees themselves, but they don’t know how to plant walnut trees. In addition, some people plant walnut trees but they don’t bear fruit. What’s the matter? Today I will give a detailed introduction to the planting methods of walnut trees, so that everyone can understand how to plant walnut trees, and also tell you the main reasons why walnut trees don’t bear fruit.

How to Plant a Walnut Tree

1. To plant walnut trees, you need to prepare walnut seeds in advance. In the autumn when walnuts mature, you can harvest the naturally mature walnuts, peel them and dry them in the sun, and then store them. When needed, you can take them out for seedling cultivation. Before sowing the seeds, you should bury them in moist sand and build a closed shed to ensure moisture and temperature. You can sow them when the shell cracks and the inner teeth are found.

2. March and April every year is the best time to plant walnut trees. At this time, you can take out the germinated seeds and make a seedbed in the selected soil in the middle. When sowing, the seeds should be between 3 and 5 cm from the ground. After planting, cover with soil and compact it, and then pay attention to fertilizer and water management. After it grows seedlings, you can transplant it into the field.

Why is the walnut tree not bearing fruit?

1. There are many reasons why walnut trees do not bear fruit. The main reason is that some people plant walnut trees for seedling cultivation, but do not graft them with good varieties after transplanting. This is non-variety cultivation. The best way to deal with it is to select seedlings in time and perform two types of grafting. After two or three years, you will be able to get a large number of walnut fruits.

2. Unreasonable management methods are also the main reason why walnut trees do not bear fruit. During the growth of the walnut tree, if excessive nitrogen fertilizer is applied to it and it is not watered in time, it will cause the tree to grow vigorously, with too many and dense branches, and ventilation conditions will decrease. In this case, the walnut tree will not bear fruit. The best way to deal with it is to carry out necessary pruning and cut off those long branches in time.