A pistachio tree can take several years to produce fruit, but with proper care, its yield will improve.
The pistachio is a tree that requires patience: it usually begins to bear fruit between 5 and 7 years after planting, although this depends on the climate, soil and grafts.
Pistachio tree: how long does it take to bear fruit and how to care for it
To thrive, it needs full sun, well-drained soil and low moisture at the roots. You can follow these tips:
- Moderate and frequent watering at first, then more spaced out
- Balanced annual fertilisation in spring
- Pruning to aerate the crown and remove unproductive branches
- Frost protection in early stages
With proper management and favourable weather, it can become a good source of fruit and add a productive tree to your garden.
