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This is due to their biological cloak
You may have got a male plant. These plants do not bear fruit. They are grown to pollinate female plants. If the plant has flowers, the flowers are not getting pollinated to bear fruit.
all year
The average strawberry has 200 seeds on it, but it depends on the size of it. Obviously if the strawberry is larger there will be more and if there is a smaller-sized strawberry it will be a lesser amount of strawberry seeds. From Hailz :)
If strawberry flowers appear in its first year, pick all flowers off the plant. This will insure the plant is established well, before producing fruit. After the strawberry plant has gone through its first winter, it will be ready to produce fruit the next summer.
Strawberry plants are usually reproduced by runners. The runners will set baby plants which will start growing roots if it is in contact with the ground. After the baby plant has established roots the runner will dry up but is usually tough and won't break off easily. The strawberry plants can get very crowded if not thinned. The first year runners are often cut off to create a more productive yield the following year. Strawberries can reproduce by seeds as well. Strawberries are the only plant that produces fruit with the seed on the outside.
The huckleberry plant is actually a bush that has fruit (the berries) once a year. They are perennials, which means you don't have to plant new ones every year. They will not do well unless they are around 3,000 or more feet above sea level. They need the intense cold of winter to bear fruit.
Once a year all things being normal.
a long time like two months or something like that
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Most of the time if they have enough water and if the blossoms aren't blown off before they mature to apples.
The plants will begin to produce fruit 8-20 months after planting out. Fruit is produced throughout the year, but there are usually peak times for harvesting. Plants will produce for 3-6 years. Often the highest yielding plants will die back first. When ripe, the fruit will fall to the ground where they can be picked up. http://tilz.tearfund.org/Publications/Footsteps+31-40/Footsteps+31/Passion+fruit.htm