Plant these 5 potted fruits in autumn, and in a year they will bear fruit all over the tree, beautiful and delicious

Potted fruits, compared with potted vegetables and potted flowers, have a lot in common. They can all be grown on balconies and terraces, or at home. As long as you know a few tricks, growing potted fruits is also a simple matter. Even though they are grown in flowerpots, they can still bear lots of fruit and grow vigorously!

Potted fruits can be enjoyed as potted flowers for their ornamental value, and they also give you fruit to eat. Planting a pot in autumn is a good idea. When planting, choose fruits suited to your local temperature. In warmer places, grow some heat-loving fruits; if the place is too cold, you need to choose cold-hardy potted fruits to plant.

Plant a pot of fruit in autumn, and the next year the branches will be covered with fruit, delicious and ornamental too!

For example, in places where the weather is relatively warm, grow some potted fruits such as longan, lychee, and passion fruit. Potted passion fruit especially can be grown from seed or propagated by cuttings, and it will bear fruit the next year. It is very easy, and the fruiting rate is high. As long as the pot is large and deep, and the soil layer is deep and fertile, it will suddenly bear a great deal of fruit.

If the winter temperature is relatively low, you can grow some cold-hardy potted fruits, such as potted pomegranate, potted fig, and potted blueberry, small orange trees, and so on. These are relatively cold-hardy, and in winter when light snow falls, leaving them outside is still fine, and they can get through the winter smoothly.

Potted pomegranate is very easy to grow, because it is quite tough. A small seedling can grow quite a lot in a year. As long as the pot is a bit larger, it can bear fruit in two or three years.

Fig is also a relatively easy potted fruit to grow. If you do not want to buy seedlings, just use branches for cuttings, or propagate by division. Eating fruit you grew yourself is still quite fun and quite joyful.

Potted orange trees are not afraid of the cold either. If growing on a balcony, plant some with a small plant shape, apply more organic fertilizer, cake fertilizer, decomposed chicken manure fertilizer and the like, and water as soon as the potting soil dries. Put it in a ventilated and bright place, and the oranges will bear especially many fruit. By late autumn, you will not even have the heart to pick and eat the golden little oranges.

Potted grapes are heat-tolerant and cold-tolerant. For example, they can be grown anywhere winter temperatures do not drop below minus ten degrees Celsius. Whether by cuttings or by planting a small seedling directly, it is fine. It likes full sun, is not afraid of drought or heat. As long as the soil is fertile and loose, and the flowerpot diameter is large enough, it can cover the balcony with vines and bear lots of fruit.

Xiaoya has grown some potted fruits on the terrace and balcony. Although the harvest is not as much as growing them in the open, the harvest each year is still quite good, and the fruit looks very beautiful and is also very delicious and tasty.