Both loquat and lychee can grow in pots, but they require annual root pruning to prevent circling roots.
Both are subtropical—any hard freeze (below 28°F) will kill them. In marginal zones, move pots to a protected location or greenhouse in winter.
Expect reduced fruit yield compared to in‑ground trees due to root restriction.
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