Pokéberry, Overview

After discussing it with the players, we have come to a conclusion about how the berries in Pokémon grow. This discussion became necessary because the different games over the technological development of gaming systems has allowed better graphics and a bigger world (our own world- and I'm sure if we went to the moon and had Pokémon Go on, something would spawn there, so it's actually the size of our own universe on a 1:1 scale now), but that doesn't invalidate different items in the game's history.
Like, how does a berry capsule fit easily in your backpack and allow the full growth of the berry? How come the same berry can grow into a tree multiple times the player character's own size?
The berries in Pokémon care about how long it takes for them to grow, that's always been true. So we decided that based on how healthy the soil is and how much room there is to grow depends on what form the plant will take and how big the fruits will be. It doesn't change their uses, though. An oran still heals 10 hit points whether it's the size of a grapefruit or a pea.
Small container used to grow a seed in: Tiny plant
Planted in soil and mostly neglected or relatively infertile soil: Bush
Planted in soil, properly taken care of, or in moist, fertile soil: Tree

Okay, good. You know what the plant shapes are and why. Below this article's link was the different types of pokéberries that can be found in the Static Map, somewhere.