7 Fruit Trees You Can Easily Grow in Pots at Home

3) Dwarf Peach Tree

Although it is not very common, the truth is that you can grow a Dwarf Peach Tree in pots indoors. To do this, it is important that you choose one of the 3 species below, as they are more compact and do not require as much space to grow:

• Bonanza;
• Pix Zee;
• Honey Babe.

One of the most important things you need to pay attention to when growing this tree in pots is to use well-draining potting soil mixed with compost or organic matter. It’s a simple tip, but it will make all the difference.

In addition, it’s important to note that the Dwarf Peach Tree likes lower temperatures, and for it to bear fruit, it’s recommended to place it in a cooler place during the winter, such as the garage or basement.

4) Meyer Lemon Tree

Meyer Lemon tree

The Meyer lemon tree is a favorite among those who like to grow fruit trees in pots. After all, it produces great fruits even without much space to grow.

The lemon likes sun and does not depend so much on water to grow. For those who want a fruit plant in a small space that does not require much maintenance, it is a great choice.

5) Dwarf Apple Tree

The dwarf apple tree grows slowly, but adapts to all types of pots. Regardless of your available space, the it tree will be able to develop normally.

The most important tip I can give you for your apple tree is to ensure it gets plenty of sunlight, as it thrives in full sun. Water it regularly, especially during dry spells, but make sure the soil drains well to prevent waterlogging.

6) Calamondin Orange Tree

I love this tree! I actually bought one online (how times change…) and it should arrive next week!

To have success with the calamondin orange tree, you need to keep a few basic things in mind…

First of all, you need to place it in a location where it gets about 6 hours of sunlight per day (but 8 hours is ideal).

In addition, you need to keep the soil moist, but not soggy (never let the soil get too dry). Last but not least, make sure you place the tree in a location with temperatures between 65-85ºF.

Other than that, give your tree lots of love and care and it will give you all the fruit you want!

7) Fig Tree

Fig tree

Fig trees are very beautiful and excellent to have, but having figs always “on hand” is not the easiest thing in the world! It needs to be pruned annually so that the plant does not grow beyond the pot.

In any case, as long as it is pruned at the correct frequency, the fig tree can be grown in your home without any problems, even with little space.

Tips for Growing Fruit Trees in Pots

Growing fruit trees in pots is not always easy. But with these tips, you can have a good performance: