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In Containers!
By Shama Parveen
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If you have ever thought of growing fruit plants in your home but could not find enough space then you have come to the right place. Today I'll share with you 7 secrets to creating your favorite fruit garden in a small, confined space that will make it easier for you to plant fruit trees in containers.
When selecting a fruit tree, look for grafted dwarf or semi-dwarf varieties. Such fruit trees are about 4 to 8 feet high and give more fruits like a normal tree.
To plant a fruit tree in a pot, choose a tree that is of a cone shape, which means its branches grow upwards at an angle of 45 degrees.
Planting fruit trees in plastic pots or grow bags will keep the soil from freezing in winter, and grow bags are very lightweight, so they're easy to move around. A 24 x 24-inch grow bag is best for planting fruit plants.
To train your tree, once your tree's roots are fully spread out in the smaller pot, transplant it to the larger size pot. Repeat this process until you find the best grow bag or pot size Do not get
Many people think that growing a tree in a pot requires normal soil from the ground. it is not true. Instead, use good-quality potting soil.
Most fruit trees grow better in very dry soil than in very wet soil. So make sure your grow bag has at least 4-5 drainage holes.
It is beneficial to give organic fertilizers once a month to fruit bearing plants. As manure you can use old cow dung, vermicompost and bone meal.
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