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Originally Posted by Kim473
Well after 2 years of no flowers or signs of apples, my Honey crisp is finally blooming again. Hopefully the bees come and pollinate. I think that maybe it just got stressed with so many apples that first year . I have read that it is a good idea to limit the number of apples every year as to not stress the tree too much and you may get the tree to produce every year. I will be thinning the apples to about 1/2 if and when they start to develop this year. I have also fertilized the tree in the early spring and will again in late spring as stated on the fertilizer bag for fruit trees.
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Honeycrisp is a variety that needs to be pollinated from another tree. So, hopefully, there are other apple tree(s) nearby