Standard Haas avocado grows 30+ feet. In a pot, it becomes severely root-bound, stressed, and will not set fruit. Dwarfing via container is cruel and ineffective.
'Gillogly' is a marketed dwarf, but reviews are mixed. Research thoroughly before buying.
If you have ground space in Zone 9 (Stockton, CA), plant in ground with frost protection. If not, choose a naturally small fruit tree: citrus, fig, pomegranate, or genetic dwarf peach/apple.
Avocados are magnificent trees—give them room or choose a different species for pots.
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