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Gardening Know How Questions & Answers - https://questions.gardeningknowhow.comHi, I live in zone 7A, in the Intermountain west. My property is at 4,000ft. I have approximately 60 Fallgold raspberry plants that are otherwise happy and healthy. Every year they multiply, their soil is rich, they get ample moisture. The only problem I can see is that they’re in a somewhat shady area, and so they only get about 3 hours of direct, morning sunlight. My berries have never blossomed, so obviously they’ve never set fruit. Other than more sunlight, I can’t think of what to give them to help them flower. Any suggestions would be gratefully accepted. NorCal Pat.
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1 Comment To "Why won’t my Fallgold raspberries flower and fruit?"
#1 Comment By BushDoctor On 07/04/2018 @ 5:10 pm
You can try applying potassium phosphate, but the lack of light will, ultimately, be the cause of this. You will have to let them multiply until they reach out to a brighter area, or move them to a brighter area. This will be the only fix to the problem.
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