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Yoyoguy
Does containing blackberry vines affect its capacity to bear fruits?
Plant dependent
What you mean by “containing”, putting in a pot? Not sure it will affect fruit bearing as long as you make sure you put good soil mix in there
Yoyoguy
Sorry if it wasnt clear. What I meant was pruning the vines. They went a bit far off the wall so had to to prune more than half of its vines.
Given that in the wild they spread everywhere, you think this will make them bear less fruits?
Ione (kj)
Pruning favors more fruits whether fruit trees or vines so you did the right thing man
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