Blackberry does not grow any berries for three years?
Okay, I have purchased a small ‘Blackberry‘ from local HomeDipot three years ago and planed it in my back yard. It has been grow wildly and more and more plans like Blackberry bushes(sans thorns).
However it never grows flowers and berries. 
Any idea what might be the case ?
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3 Comments to “Blackberry does not grow any berries for three years?”
well you probably forgot to add some minutes to it LOL (god im horrible at jokes)
Haha noo, i believe you did it wrong (:
You see
The max is 7 months if you do it with using “harty” ground soil .
Plant the blackberry tree serment inside, and water 3 times DAILY
if you do this, it will grow in about 4-7 months (:
Hope this helped!
Please choose as best answer
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Sometimes the soil is too rich for fruit bearing plants causing them to grow wildly but not flower or fruit. My wisteria does this,in three years it has never flowered or created bean pods. I live in area that has rich river dirt. Check your pH of your soil. You can buy a soil testing kit or take some of your soil to your cooperative extension office in your area and have them test it. Hope this helps.