Can kiwi fruit be planted in pots?

1. Breeding methods

1. Flower pot: The leaves of this type of plant are relatively large and the number of fruits is quite large, so you should choose a larger flower pot so as not to affect the growth of the plant.

2. Soil: Choose sandy soil with good drainage and some moisture. This kind of soil allows the roots of the plant to stretch well, making the plant grow more attractively.

3. Fertilizer: When the plant begins to grow new leaves in spring, add nutrients to the plant several times. Apply some fertilizer containing phosphorus to the plant when it is about to bloom. After the flowers wither, switch to nutrients mixed with phosphorus and potassium. The plant only needs to be fertilized once in the winter and not again until spring.

4. Pruning: During its growing season, some weak and compact branches of the plant should be cut off to prevent them from consuming more nutrients of the plant and being detrimental to the growth of the plant. It needs to be pruned in winter to remove dry and diseased branches.

2. Precautions

1. This type of plant is unisexual. If you want to harvest fruits, you need to plant two plants of different sexes that bloom at the same time, otherwise the plant will not bear fruit.

2. This type of plant grows relatively fast, so you can trim the side branches at the bottom of the plant, which will not affect the growth of the main branches of the plant.