Blackberries were once mainly cultivated as a field crop. Traditionally grown on land in long soil rows, are prolifically producing fruit in a collection of coir and coir blend growing systems. But farmers faced problems including diseases, poor soil quality, and high labor costs. High-quality growing media can help solve these issues. That’s why more and more producers of blackberries now favor developing solutions like containers filled with loose substrates.

Blackberries can be seeded in greenhouses in favorable climatic conditions. The greenhouse will protect the plants from heavy rain, strong wind, and unfavorable heat.

Like other berries, blackberries are easy to grow and they require plenty of moisture, mainly when growing and ripening. No need for multiple plants for fruit production. You must select a site that receives full sun. And the medium needs to be fertile with good drainage.