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| About the Author Tedy Philip MACKENZIE,4156,QLD 23rd May 2020 6:42pm #UserID: 19695 Posts: 9 View All Tedy Philip's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Cool_Breeze says... Hi Tedy, As far as I know, the Wurtz would be best to grow in a pot in Brissy mate. Been a dwarf, it'll only grow 3 metres max. Whereas the Hass can get as big as 10 metres. Can I ask why you are choosing to grow in pot only? Is it space issues or fighting the clay grounds of Brissy?? Cool. | About the Author Cool_Breeze RIVERHILLS 4074 QLD Australia 19th June 2020 6:45pm #UserID: 23144 Posts: 6 View All Cool_Breeze's Edible Fruit Trees |
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| About the Author Tedy Philip MACKENZIE,4156,QLD 21st June 2020 8:58am #UserID: 19695 Posts: 9 View All Tedy Philip's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Cool_Breeze says... Hey Ted, Personally i would go ahead and plant in the ground. Even with the aggressive root system, it shouldn't affect anything structurally. Another thing many Brissy folks do is plant avos on mounds to help against the clay soils. This should also help with your rooting concerns as some of the root mass will be above ground. There should be a Geoff Lawton video about this somewhere on youtube that will help you out. Let us know what you decide and how it goes. Cool. | About the Author Cool_Breeze RIVERHILLS 4074 QLD Australia 21st June 2020 11:58am #UserID: 23144 Posts: 6 View All Cool_Breeze's Edible Fruit Trees |