Apricot, cherry, and fig trees grown in pots can bear fruit in the very same year.
When planting saplings, dig deep holes, apply plenty of base fertilizer, trim the roots, fill in soil and lift the seedlings, then firm the soil. The orange-yellow surface makes them look even more appetizing, and they are best planted in the courtyard, where they can grow for a long time and provide fruit for a long period.
When planting saplings, dig deep holes, apply plenty of base fertilizer, trim the roots, fill in soil and lift the seedlings, then firm the soil.
The orange-yellow surface makes them look even more appetizing, and they are best planted in the courtyard, where they can grow for a long time and provide fruit for a long period.
Chilean cherries, with individual fruits that are large, about the size of a 1-yuan coin.
The striped leaves are even more stylish, giving the home a different sense of fashion.
When planting saplings, dig deep holes, apply plenty of base fertilizer, trim the roots, fill in soil and lift the seedlings, firm the soil, water thoroughly, mound soil around the root collar slightly above ground level, then cover the tree basin with 1 m square plastic film.