How do you know if an avocado tree will bear fruit?

Look for small, greenish-yellow blossoms that appear on your avocado tree branches from January through March. Flowers open and close in the span of two days and are a good indication that your tree is getting ready to bear fruit. Watch for bee activity around the tree blossoms.Click to see full answer. Keeping this in view, why does my avocado tree not produce fruit?So one reason why an avocado won’t produce fruit is simply because it is not a mature grafted variety. Also, avocados planted in USDA zones 9-11 can bear fruit, but if you are in a chillier region, the tree may survive but never set fruit. The most likely cause for no fruit on an avocado tree is its flowering pattern.Subsequently, question is, how do you grow an avocado tree that bears fruit? Grow an avocado from seed Remove and clean pit. Locate which end is “up” and which end is “down” Pierce with three toothpicks. Place seed half-submerged in a glass of water. Wait for your avocado seed to sprout. Pot in soil when tree is about 15cm tall. Water and watch it grow. Pinch out top leaves to encourage bushiness. Subsequently, one may also ask, how long does it take for an avocado tree to bear fruit? Avocado Tree Age If you grew your tree from an avocado pit, it won’t bear fruit until it’s at least 10 years old, and you may have to wait up to 15 years. On the other hand, if you planted a tree from a nursery or garden center, the tree should begin to produce a crop after three or four years.Will a single avocado tree produce fruit?A mature avocado tree may produce in excess of a million flowers during the flowering period, most of which fall without producing fruit. In general, on a single tree all the open flowers will be synchronised. That means they will be all functionally male or all functionally female.