After a heavy crop last year, apricot tree produced no fruit this year: fruits fell at bloom, bean-size, and cherry-size. Good soil moisture, no root rot, ample bees, sunny/rainy weather, healthy foliage. Stalks seemed too weak to hold fruit.
Not infectious disease or insects. Likely environmental stress: temperature fluctuations, nutrition, or physiological factors. Consult local nursery for region-specific insight.
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