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I planted a Jujube Li tree in 2016, the tree looks healthy, but we never received any edible fruits (only got some non-edible ones last years and very likely this year as the fruits are still small on the tree, but the shape doesn't look right).Does anyone know why the tree does this? Thanks.
Thai/Indian jujube would be best to grow in Australia. Just ate one off one of our trees; crunchy, refreshing, and lightly sweet. As mentioned, all the Chinese ones need cold to flower. Would be growing them if I could.