While many grow to be enormous in the wild and are native to perpetually sunny conditions, there are a number of dwarf plants that will do just fine—and even fruit—in a big pot in your living room.
to keep it growing strong. They like lots of water due to their enormous leaves, but you'll want to let the soil dry out fully between waterings. The leaves can be misted to simulate a humid climate.Lots of bright indirect sunlight is best, so set it up near a southern-facing exposure if possible. Rotate the plant periodically so that all sides get light.Yet again, you'll want to opt for a dwarf apricot tree if you're growing it indoors.
If you buy a young tree and with proper care, you could be eating apricots as soon as the first year."Both Moorpark and Goldcot prefer a snug pot with a loamy soil-mix of clay and sand," says Mast. Also recommended is mixing some compost or manure into the soil as this will add lots of nutrients that promote healthy growth. Water regularly so the soil does not dry out.If you can give your apricot tree about six to eight hours of light daily, even indirect, it should stay happy.
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