Leopard Tree In Pot

Can a leopard tree be planted in a 900mmx400mmx400mm pot?

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 09/10/2020 @ 6:24 pm

Probably not for long. Besides being a large tree, they have strong, invasive roots. However, with root pruning you should be able to sustain it for a time in a pot. You can always move it out in a couple of years. It may not bloom in pot culture, I've read. It is also a candidate for bonsai.

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