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« on: November 17, 2016, 12:09:10 PM »
I have a number of white sapotes planted in what are called geopots. I think these are higher quality than many of the others. Anyway, they work for me in 30 gallon containers. In terms of white sapote, the best way to handle them in a fabric container is to have an airlayered white sapote. This will alleviate the typical problem of the long tap root that a white sapote has. If you can't do airlayered, then pick white sapotes that are generally dwarf, smaller, in size. For example, rainbow and suebelle work well in containers.