How to Make Apple and Pear Trees Bear Fruit Every Year: A Trick to Harvest by the Bucket
It happens that some plants planted in the garden bear fruit with pleasure and consistently, delighting with an abundant harvest, while others never bloom.
Some apple and pear trees develop normally, receive proper care, but are lazy in producing a harvest.
There are several ways to speed up fruiting, and they can be used from June and early July. Among them is changing the orientation of the branches to get the harvest 2-3 years earlier.
Another method is ringing. The essence of which is that at the base of the skeletal branches a small ring of bark is removed, turned over and returned to its original place, wrapped with film for 50-60 days. This technique stimulates the active formation of flower buds and, accordingly, promotes better fruiting.
For good fruiting of pears and apple trees, constriction is used. For this, the branches at the base are pulled together with soft thick aluminum wire, which is removed after a few months.
After such an operation, there is a chance to get a lot of tasty fruits next year.
