It is a unique phenomenon that I haven't observed before.

Is the fruit's quality good?

Are the parallel flowering bear fruits?

It would be nice to know this.

Thank you for the very thoughtful photograph Mitra Mirabdulbaghi .

It is very common in Portugal, specially in stress conditions (hydric, thermal or both) and hot summers. Fruits don´t have commercial quality and important flower buds for the next season are destroyed.

global warming and the foreseeable climate change can modify the behavior of fruit species and, years or areas where enough cold is not accumulated, can cause a scarce or staggered flowering, being able to observe buds in very different phenological states

Although flowering is usually a gradual process within the same plant, its period is relatively short, as flowers wither and fall if not pollinated.

Weather is of vital importance during pollination, as low or high temperatures and rain can change the pollination habits of insects

For an adequate level of production, it is necessary to maintain plants in an optimal nutritional state. I think that this is the reason, or perhaps there was a change in growth regulators such as gibberellin, which leads to an increase in the internal auxin content in the flower ovary.

But I think climate change has a big role in this.