Can cherries be potted?

Can cherries be grown in pots?

Cherries can be planted in pots. Generally, they can grow normally in pots because the ornamental value of cherries planted in pots is very high and they can also absorb enough nutrients.

Potted cherries generally require a larger pot because they take up more space when they grow up. Generally, you can choose a pot with a diameter of 30 cm. In addition, potted cherries can bear fruit.

Cherry pot cultivation method

1. Soil preparation

Potted cherries should be planted in loose, breathable mixed nutrient soil, which can promote rapid growth and fruiting of cherries. Therefore, the soil can be a mixture of garden soil and coconut coir.

2. Pruning

Potted cherries grow relatively fast, so it is necessary to trim their branches and leaves in time, generally once every 25 days, which can effectively avoid nutrient waste.

3. Watering

Generally, when watering potted cherries, you should first check the soil. If the soil is relatively dry, you can water it appropriately, and you don’t need to water it too much in winter.

4. Fertilization

During the maintenance of cherries, it is best to add fertilizer regularly. Generally, fertilizer can be applied once every 35 days. This can speed up the growth of cherries and increase their yield.