Fruits plant in pot

Which is better known as tabulampot is a hobby that is now being loved by many people. In the past, when land ownership was wide, planting fruit was usually only done in large areas. But now, as housing gets denser and the land is getting narrower, start people think to look for alternative techniques of cultivation of plants. Finally, the idea came out to plant fruit crops in a limited container, using pots or vats.
Maybe you've seen the figure of fruit plants in the pot that size is not large, but the fruit is a lot. That's the excellence of tabulampot. Tabulampot deliberately not made high and not dense. In addition to maximizing existing space, plant minimization is also associated with daily maintenance and harvesting to make it easier to do. A minimalist tabulampot figure also makes crops easier to move around.
However, no ivory is not cracked, behind the advantages there must be weaknesses. So it is with tabulampot. With a small container and limited planting media, the owner is required to be more serious and thorough in taking care of his fruit plants. The treatment should also be more privileged. Otherwise, the anticipated fruit will not appear. In fact, it is not impossible that the plants maintained even miserable.
For example, when a given fertilizer application is incorrect, the result will affect the flowering and fertilization process. Plants may look fertile, but not fruitful, not even flowering. Even if flowering, not long then definitely fall out.
Many occur in the hobbyists when the fruit has appeared, although still nipple, soon after the fall. Sometimes this is what makes tabulampot lovers become frustrated. No wonder if some hobiis just take a shortcut by buying tabulampot that already bear fruit. Indeed, this method is considered more applicable. In addition to the resulting fruit can be directly seen and enjoyed, further fertilization is also easier to do. Unfortunately, the fruitful tabulampot is more expensive than the newly grown fruit seedlings.
Then, how to the hobbyist who wants to keep it from the seeds? Do not worry. In addition to more affordable prices, maintaining fruit crops since seeds would be more satisfying, especially if to fruition. However, for those of you who are beginners, it is advisable to choose the type of fruit plants that are easy to bloom and bear fruit. For example, starfruit, water guava, guava, lime, and kedondong. If this plant has successfully bear fruit, then just choose other types of fruit crops according to taste.