Are raspberry plants suitable for organic container gardening?

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Hydroponics G

Hi!

For your cultivation you can consider also an hydroponic kit. This technique is very efficient and fast. For example on Hydroponics web store you can find some of these kits, nutrients and much more.

Good luck!

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Tim

Yes, …just remember that the bigger the container the better the plant will do, the more plant and fruit you will get. …Try an everbearing type, (like Caroline http://www.noursefarms.com/catalog/Product/Raspberries/RS-CABR/Caroline+.aspx)

Use at least a 5 gal. container. Never forget to water, esp. when the plants get larger and suck up the moisture faster. As soon as the old canes are done fruiting cut them out so the new ones have plenty of light and air to increase their vigour and then yeild.

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joshua

yes

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grannygrunt28391

How to Grow Soft Fruits in Containers
Since raspberries grow very tall cans you’ll have to have a very large pot.
Blueberries actually grow better in containers and nore than one kind to produce better and larger berries.
http://www.wikihow.com/Grow-Soft-Fruits-in-Containers
Growing Dwarf Fruit Trees
http://www.squidoo.com/indoorfruittrees
Open this link below of a previous Y!A and see a plethora of small container growns fruit trees
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20071219034247AAja8NK

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rsriram_1999

of course.

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