Flowers without fruit usually mean poor pollination or low soil phosphorus. Bees are essential; attract them with bright annuals nearby. Also, work a high-phosphorus granular fertilizer into the soil and supplement with a water-soluble phosphorus fertilizer every 10 days.
With pollinators and phosphorus, your canes should set a good crop.
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