Marshalls Garden Blackcurrant Titania Hardy Patio Fruit Plant - 2 Litre

Yes, the Titania variety is well-suited for patio growing, provided it is in a pot of at least 10-15 liters with good drainage.

The ideal time to prune is in late winter while the plant is still dormant, focusing on removing older, darker stems to encourage new growth.

Titania is self-fertile, meaning you will get a good crop even if you only have one plant.

Berries can be kept in the refrigerator for a few days, or washed, dried, and placed in the freezer for up to 12 months.

A balanced, slow-release fertilizer applied once in early spring is usually sufficient to support the plant throughout the growing season.

Yes, this variety is bred to handle typical winter frosts, but container plants may benefit from wrapping the pot if temperatures drop significantly below freezing.

Ensure the plant is receiving at least 6 hours of sunlight and that it has been pruned annually to remove wood older than three years.

The plant is likely lacking water; increase the frequency of watering, especially for container-grown plants during hot spells.

Inspect the underside of leaves for aphids or other pests, and treat with a mild organic insecticidal soap if necessary.