How Do You Grow Noni Fruit

Select a location with partial shade and keep the cuttings well watered until rooting occurs. After rooting, move the plants into full sun and begin fertilizer applications. Noni plants may be produced by stem cuttings. Vertical stem cutting in a cinder-soil mix, sprouting new side branches.

How long does it take for a noni tree to grow?

Noni plants can begin to bear fruit about 9 months to 1 year after planting. Fruits can be harvested at this early stage, although they are generally small and few. Some farmers choose to forgo harvest during the first or second years in favor of pruning back the branches instead.

How do you care for a noni tree?

Since nonis can survive droughts and are used to hot arid conditions, once the noni are mature, the plants only need to be watered once or twice a week. If the plant is older it is recommended to water it even less frequently, and each plant should get about 10 gallons of water each time it’s watered.