Yes, you’ve got the option to grow figs in a container in even the coldest climates.
Figs are some of the easiest and most scrumptious fruit that you could grow at home.
The answer is to grow a fig tree in a pot.
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Planting in too large of a pot right away can cause drainage issues and often results in overwatered plants.
Because it stays so small, this plant can easily be kept in pots and it rarely needs pruning.
How to Plant Fig Trees in Pots
1.
Add soil to your pot.
Place your pot where you want it to go.
Then add a few inches of well-draining potting mix to the bottom of your container.
Then backfill the remainder of the pot with potting mix.
Then begin to care for you new fig tree with the care tips below.
Kelp or fish meal are good options for these plants.
Repotting
As they grow, edible fig trees will need to be repotted to accommodate their size.
Pruning should be done during winter when figs are dormant.
Once the danger of frost has passed, you could leave your plant outdoors until fall returns.
Frequently Asked Questions
Different fig varieties will grow to different sizes.
Figs are harvested from spring to fall, depending on the variety of fig tree.
Some fig types are harvested in May, while other fig varieties dont ripen until November.
