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Citrus education? I guess I missed it.

Thank You!

Looks like some good soil down there

When should I water the tree after muking it in Next day 2 days When ?

Finally I see the correct way to plant a citrus tree in South West Georgia

Useless video, what root stock?????????????!thumbs down all the way!

what to do in a colder climate when surviving is difficult and may be frost damage .Is it better to keep it as a bush or a tree?

Hello friends

0 useful information lol smh

How do you find a certified greenhouse? I’ve tried to just google it but it doesn’t yield to many results.

Would love a little longer detailed video on the care

We are not getting flowers in my orangge 5 year old

AMAZING

Don’t you just hate when you ask the creator a question and they don’t even bother to answer you.

I am interested in a few cutting how do I ourchase

Thank heavens, somebody that gets STRAIGHT to the point like an arrow. THANK YOU! THANK YOU!

Great information.

Thank you so much for this video. Currently I have a Lemon, Orange, Grapefruit, and Pomegranate Tree growing from seed. My lemon tree has been struggling and I think it’s because they are almost 2 feet tall and I haven’t trimmed any leaves! They look just like the babies you are trimming here! I’m a little hesitant to clip off their leaves but hearing they will turn into a bush otherwise was a great push!

Love the accent.

I know this a year old video but I would truly love to see the groves and get some tips on when and how to prune. Love what you guys do.

What the lady considers baby trees for sale, I consider Massive monsters as I have bought hundreds of citrus trees from many places. This seller has provided, BY FAR, the best bang for my buck. Best looking trees, Best genetics profile and branch density. SERIOUS roots.

What form of budding do you use? Thanks

How do you propagate your rootstock? From seed, or from cuttings under mist, etc.?

What is the best way to "muck" in a container so that I can grow my citrus in containers?

I live in middle Georgia (Macon area, Zone 8a) and I have three citrus plants in the ground....Meyer Lemon, Valencia Orange and Cara Cara Orange for over a year now. I cover them with a greenhouse to protect them against the frost. I also pile up wood chips around the trunk of my trees too. Yes, some of the green tree limbs die.....the green limbs(no bark) will die and turn brown. These dead twigs will have to be trimmed off next spring. However, my citrus sprang right back with fresh new limbs at spring time. I've found that if the trunk or stem has bark grown on it, it will withstand the cold temps and as long there is a covering over the plant too.

Georgia Grown Citrus: Where can I buy a roll of the netting material that is used to make 'Tree Defender'? I want to cover my greenhouse with it for the summer time to keep out the leaf minors and other pest.

Will these grow in southern indiana zone 6b

You need to trim your bush were the branch does not hit the ground bc attract roof rat. You have a choice to plant them a a bush or a tree. In AZ heat you have to paint the stem or trunk protect from the sun damage. For a nush, no need to paint but trim nearly off the ground . as a tree hard to reach harvest but produce less fruits. As a bush, it produce more fruits than a tree.

I heard dwarf tree is good for trim into a bush bc produce more fruits and protect its trunk from sun damage.

I put the top soil in first then the rest off the soil. then I take a water hose on trickle &stick it down 6” in the soft soil & leave it for & hour no mess & well saturated.then I take a five gallon bucket & drill small hole in the very bottom & fill the bucket up with water & let it trickle in very slow no run off ,do this twice a week for a couple of months never lose a tree.

Love what you are doing 👍

Lindy what type of wipes were you using?

Very interesting. I'm waiting on Frost owari satsuma to be available, would love to try it in 8b, north central GA

Thank you so much for this imfortion that I got from you.

Hey Lindy, I've watched a couple of your videos and have a question. When you grow a rootstock and graft a scion do you always chop the rootstock off near the soil? Could you take an 8 foot tall rootstock and put a couple scions on the trunk or upper branches? Thank you for your information.

What rootstock?? Sour orange? Trifoliata?? Your vid lacked important information.

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Do you deliver trees to southern California?

Thank you. I'm in North central GA, and have been fighting the urge to put my citrus in the ground. It got down to 17 degrees here last January, I'd hate to lose all my precious trees.

Mighty fine info ma’am, thank you.

They need to stay in the greenhouse or inside in the winter ,right? Unless you are in the really southern GA. I'm in Jasper county, it drops to the teens here.

Air layered Fruit yielding plants do give fruit within same year . 2nd and 3 year production is far more better than early one. As far as grafted variety is concerned It takes couple of years to bear fruit probably 3 to 5 years . Marcotted plants give results at least 2 years before grafted ones .

I have never seen a tree planted this way. Amazing! Thanks for sharing.

It's great

We just got our trees in the mail, we're super excited! They are bigger than expected and healthy! Thank you so much!

Is this scientific method of planting

Great video! Really informative!🍊

I will add that I ordered it from Georgia Citrus in Ocklocknee , Ga .

I ordered a shiranui citrus tree after trying the fruit purchases from an orchard near Pelham, Ga . I’m growing in a container to get it sized up before planting in ground in Tifton , Ga . I don’t know what type rootstock it’s on . It did well this summer and put on a couple feet . I have been putting in garage when temps fall below freezing . Any advice you have for success with this tree would be appreciated.