Nijjiseiki Pear

Simple Care Tips for Your Nijiseiki Pear

Sunlight

In India, the sun can be quite strong.

• The Best Spot: Keep your plant in a spot that gets morning sunlight (East or North-East direction).
• Summer Care: During the hot months of May and June, if the leaves start looking brown at the edges, move it to a spot with filtered sunlight or use a green net.

Watering

• Indian Summer: This tree loves water, especially when it is fruiting. Water it daily so the soil doesn’t bone dry.
• Winter: The plant goes into “sleep mode” (dormancy) in winter. You can reduce watering to once every 3–4 days.

Soil and Fertilizer

To get those big, juicy Japanese pears, the soil needs good nutrition.

• The Mix: Use 50% Garden Soil + 30% Vermicompost + 20% Sand for drainage.
• Monthly Feed: Every month, dig a little and add a handful of Neem Khali (to prevent root pests) and a spoonful of Bone Meal for better flowering.
• Best Organic Fertilizers for Fruit Trees

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Problem and Solution

Fruit is too small

Remove a few small fruits from the bunch so the plant can focus on making the rest bigger.

Ants on the tree

This usually means there are small pests like Aphids. Spray a mix of water and Neem Oil.

Leaves falling in winter

Don’t worry! This is a “deciduous” tree. It drops leaves in winter and grows new ones in Spring.

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• Plant Age: 1–2 year old grafted sapling
• Expected Fruiting: Within 2–3 years
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