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Cashew trees thrive in tropical climates characterized by well-drained sandy or laterite soils. Cultivators plant these trees using either seeds or grafts, ensuring they are spaced adequately to promote optimal growth and yield. Once the trees are established, they demand minimal care, requiring periodic watering, fertilization, and pest control. Notably, it takes approximately three to five years for a cashew tree to bear its first fruits, and it achieves its full production capacity within eight to twelve years.