Walnut does not give fruits

Walnut does not give fruits
Walnut is a symbol of longevity and wealth, a delicious and healthy product. But what if your beautiful tree, which you have grown so diligently, refuses to delight you with a crop? Do not fall into despair. Fruiting problems in walnuts can be associated with various reasons that are easily eliminated.
Why doesn't the walnut bloom or fruit?
A common reason for the lack of fruits is the age of a tree. Young seedlings, of course, are not yet ready for fruiting. It is necessary to give them time. The conditions in which the nut grow are also important. Lack of light, drought or excess moisture, hypothermia in winter - all this can affect the flowering and fruiting process. The location of the nut is important - too close landing, or neighborhood with other trees, can shad it and reduce productivity. Sometimes the problem lies in inappropriate soil.
Incorrect care - the key to lack of crop
Even if your tree is sufficiently adult, problems with pollination or with insects-pollinators (for example, bees) can be the cause. If there are few insects in your garden, try to create favorable conditions for them. Plants attracting bees will contribute to better pollination. Incorrect watering, lack of fertilizers or pests - can also cause problems. Check if there are pests on a tree, for example, walnut tick. If they are found, it is urgent to take struggle measures. It is important to monitor the regularity and timeliness of watering.
Solving fruiting problems
Take a thorough examination of your nut. Pay attention to the condition of the crown, soil, the presence of insect pests. If you notice problems, take measures immediately. It may be necessary to change the watering mode, make fertilizers, treat the tree from pests or even transplant it to a more suitable place. Try to understand the reasons for the problem - and there will be a solution. Do not forget that patience and competent care is the key to the future rich crop. If the problem is still not solved, it is worth contacting experienced gardeners or landscaping specialists.