Nursery trays can be suitable for starting fruiting vines, depending on the specific requirements and growth habits of the vine species. Some fruiting vines, such as grapes or passionfruit, have deep root systems and vigorous growth, which may outgrow the limited space provided by nursery trays relatively quickly. In such cases, it is recommended to transplant the vines into larger containers or directly into the ground as soon as they outgrow the trays. However, for smaller or slower-growing fruiting vines, nursery trays can provide a convenient and controlled environment for starting the plants before transplanting them to their permanent location.
No, nursery trays are not suitable for starting fruiting vines as they typically have shallow depths and limited space for root growth. Fruiting vines require deeper containers or pots to accommodate their extensive root systems and provide enough soil volume for optimal growth.
No, nursery trays are not suitable for starting fruiting vines as they typically have shallow compartments that restrict root growth and may not provide enough space for the vines to develop properly. Fruiting vines require deeper containers or pots to allow for healthy root growth and adequate space for the plant to thrive.
