Frequently asked questions, FAQ

Upon purchase the Baby Tree is about 35 centimeters tall.

A Baby Tree can grow into a mature fruit tree of about 2.5 meters.

A Baby Tree can stay in the package for up to 14 days. After those days the Baby Tree has to be planted because otherwise the tree will grow out of the box. The chance of dehydration of the Baby Tree is also bigger if it stays in the packaging for too long. The best thing is to plant the Baby Tree as soon as possible!

The Baby Tree has to be planted outside. Fruit trees are used to grow outside. When you will leave him inside it will have a very unnatural growth, what will result in a very weak tree.

You can’t plant a Baby Tree if the outside temperature is below zero. If you follow the care instructions of the plant correctly, you can plant the Baby Tree the rest of the year.

This means that a fruit tree does not need to be pollinated by another tree to grow fruits.

A Baby Tree consists of two parts, a rootstock and a graft. This combination ensures a higher production of better quality fruit. In addition, the tree is less susceptible to diseases and growth is easier to control. The tape has ensured that these two parts could grow together. Do you want to know more about breeding and learn which breeding your Baby Tree has? Then quickly log in to the Baby Tree Community.