FAQ About Indoor Fruit Tree Cultivation

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one month ago | lila

How do I handle overgrown roots in potted fruit trees?

If your indoor fruit tree's roots become overgrown, it may become root-bound and require repotting. Choose a slightly larger pot and gently loosen any tangled roots before placing the tree in the new pot with fresh soil, ensuring proper drainage.

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