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Can someone give me instructions for growing berries in containers?

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Can someone give me instructions for growing berries in containers?

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What kind of berries? Strawberries and dwarf blueberries are the only ones I know that can be container grown successfully, as most berry plants/shrubs require at least a 24″ depth to grow well. No a heat lamp isn’t going to do anything for you. With the exception of everbearing strawberries, it is the light that makes the difference — length of day and amount of light and color of light (light before solstice is heavily blue, after solstice is primarily red) are what trigger flowering then fruiting. To be able to do that you will need a very large, very well equipped greenhouse with artificial growing lights (they are expensive, and so is the electric cost, so are the nutrients, so these will be very high-priced berries, for sure). You will also need to keep bees inside your greenhouse or hand pollinate every flower. And, unless you are growing in a darkened area (a basement, closet, etc.) the natural light length will determine flowering and fruiting. In a darkened evironment, you c

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