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need advice, trees growing sour produce

6 years ago

Hello I have a fig tree, a pomegranate tree and a tangerine tree in my yard. The fig tree grows sweet figs, but the other two grow sour products. Is there anything I can do to make the other two trees produce sweeter results? Thanks in advance

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