Is wax apple self-fertile, or do I need two trees?
Wax apple trees are generally self-fertile, meaning a single tree can produce fruit. Having additional trees or strong pollinator activity may help improve overall yield.

Can wax apple grow in the San Francisco Bay Area?
Wax apple is a tropical fruit tree and does best in warm, protected microclimates. In most Bay Area locations, container growing is recommended so the tree can be protected during cold weather.

Can wax apple be grown in a container?
Yes. Wax apple adapts well to large containers and is often grown this way in cooler climates. Container growing allows easier cold protection and size control.

How cold tolerant is wax apple?
Wax apple is sensitive to cold and should be protected when temperatures drop into the low 40s°F or below. Frost exposure can damage or kill young trees.

How long does it take for wax apple to produce fruit?
Grafted or air-layered wax apple trees usually fruit sooner than seedlings once established in warm conditions. Actual timing depends on climate, care, and growing environment.

Does wax apple need full sun?
Full sun is recommended for healthy growth and fruit production. A sunny, wind-sheltered location works best, especially in cooler coastal areas.

When is wax apple fruit ready to harvest?
Fruit is typically harvested when fully colored, glossy, and slightly soft to the touch. Flavor and sweetness improve when allowed to ripen on the tree.

Do you offer delivery for wax apple trees?
Yes. Local delivery is available throughout the Bay Area. Delivery options, fees, and scheduling depend on tree size and location and are shown at checkout.