1, strawberry. Strawberries are very common potted plants. Most of them are perennial, and they can be harvested many times once planted. Of course, they need to keep warm properly in winter. If it is the most suitable choice for strawberries in four seasons, it can be guarded twice, in June and late summer, and only one big pot is needed to raise them well.

2. Blueberries. Blueberries and strawberries are slightly different. You need to plant two pots to bear fruit, or your neighbor has blueberries, which will bear fruit in June-August. They need containers with a depth of 55 cm and a diameter of over 45 cm. It likes acidic soil, which can be peat soil or compost soil, and needs sufficient light.

Figs can also bear fruit in containers, but at least 40 cm or larger containers should be used. They are not too picky about the soil, but they need well-drained soil. Figs are also drought-tolerant. They need plenty of sunshine for their growth, but they need watering almost every day in summer, because the water in potted plants evaporates very quickly.

4. pineapple. Among potted fruits, is pineapple your favorite? It is not difficult to grow live pineapples. Flower friends can just cut off the top crown of the pineapple at will, but if they want to bear fruit, they need a very large pot, plenty of light and thin fertilizer.

5, cantaloupe. Potted cantaloupe is really ok. Of course, fruits are not fresh (unpalatable), so if you just want to plant them, you need to make some grids to support them to climb vines, so you can cultivate them in large containers.