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214noe
Приєднався 14 жов 2009
Dallas Texas blueberries
A quick video on how I manage my blueberry bushes in the winter time.
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DIG micro irrigation
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Quick video of my new irrigation set up. Cheap system and works great for now. I will have to see how long it last.
Dallas Texas blueberries and citrus
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It’s March and all the plants are beginning to wake. Lots of blooms and new growth sprouting everywhere.
Dallas Texas blueberries and citrus
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A quick update on my potted blueberries and citrus. My plants seem to love the rain, they are waking up for the spring.
Dallas Texas citrus
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Quick update of my citrus. This week in Dallas Texas will stay above freezing so I decided to give my trees some sun.
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Tacos de El Guerro en Leon Guanaguato, GTO. Random clip of the best tacos I had in Mexico.
Dallas Texas Citrus
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This is a quick video update on my Dallas Texas citrus. It shows what I do during the winter time. To keep my Dallas Texas citrus alive during the winter I must bring them inside and protect them from the winter chill.
Dallas Texas Citrus
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It's September in North Texas and my citrus are loving the weather. I moved my pots to the front of my home to allow my bushes to received the morning sun and partial shade in the evening.
Dallas Texas blueberries
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A few of my neglected blueberry pots. I hope to get some time to really care for my plants this year. This has been a very productive bunch for me so I would hate to let them go bad. Dallas Texas mid March. Weather is beginning to allow time for some yard work. Will keep you posted on these blueberries and more. Thanks for watching.
Dallas Texas Blueberries
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This video should have been posted before the summer. A few of my blueberry bushes in active bloom. This video was recorded in April, 2013 in the Dallas TX area.
Dallas Texas Blueberries
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May 2013. A short update on the production for this year's corp. Grown in the Dallas TX area in pots to keep the soil acidic. I get about 5 to 10 lbs of blueberries a year. Very simple to grow once you understand that soil acidity is important. Find acidic soil, peat moss, feather meal, cotton seed meal, and fish meal, and mix in pine bark to help to well drain soil.
Dallas Texas citrus
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Update to the 2013 spring. Satsuma mandarins. Hope to get more fruit production from my small citrus in the Dallas area.
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I prune my weak branches & the ones that cross each other. By doing so they become stronger & get better air flow which also helps it against unwanted pests.
I’ve seen oregano growing wild
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I bought blueberry plants from Loews.
I noticed you planted it next to the air conditioner. That will actually throw cold air onto the plant during winter.
How often do you fertilizer / water? Do you put it in a sunny spot indoors? Do you move it outdoor during the day? Thanks for the video!
I too live in the Dallas metro and have a lime tree. I bought it years ago at Costco and it is in a big pot on my backyard covered patio. It has never come inside and in the winter, I do cover it when its freezing temps. I get limes, lots of limes, every year. I also have a new lemon tree and orange tree. Those are young and did not have the house wall ( like the lime tree does) for a bit of heat and protection, so I brought them inside for winter. But if I do some re-arranging and they get bigger, I will leave them on the patio too ( although they are so pretty inside.). I think having the one house wall for the lime tree on the outdoor patio helps with keeping it warm and protected.
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I keep my Meyer lemons and Satsuma in the ground near San Marcos, Texas and New Braunfels but on a freeze night I get a work light and hang it in the tree close to the truck. They’ve always survived that way. Of course, We don’t get as cold as Dallas.
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Does your house face east? I'm a little farther north, but I got my first lemon tree today:-)
Thanks for the video! Those look pretty healthy. I've heard that blueberries like acid soil, how do you keep your soil acidic? Also, how often do you need to water them in the summer? Thanks
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Thank you for the video-update! My main goal this year is to eat more of my blueberries before the mockingbirds do... Kales, Collards, and several other cruciferous veggies also like the DFW winter months and typically taste A LOT better after we get couple of real cold days. Another plus, less bugs to worry about in the winter. For kids; check out Ground Cherries and Mouse mellons, they are fun, easy, and very tasty when eaten fresh.
Thank you brother. I am also in DFW. Just purchased bushel and berry peach sorbet blueberry. This is beautiful. Should we bring the pots indoors for winter?
Blueberry plants can stay outside. They actually need some cold time to produce blueberries.
@@214noe Thank you. Looking forward to your future gardening videos,
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Updates? I live in Dallas too. I'm experimenting with satsumas and kumquats to see if the make it in ground.
it has been a few years. were you ever able to plant this in the ground, or have you kept it potted? also, do you know anyone who has successfully grown oranges around Dallas?
Do you use city tap water or rain water for your blueberries? I am in Fort Worth.
What type of potting mix did you use for the blueberries...I’m also in Dallas
I use the best potting mix i can buy. Its getting the soil to become acidic is whats the trick. I add soil acidifier (soil sulfur), cotton seed meal, feather meal, fish meal. I prefer all organic.
@@214noe do you add all those ingredients every year, or just at the start? Nice plants!! Do they all give blueberries ?
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Where did you purchase your trees from? I’m out in desoto.
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Is your in ground Satsuma still alive?
How long dose it take for the lemons to turn yellow ?
Aime Mora I believe they ripen at 6 to 8 months. It takes a while for them to turn yellow.
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Loquat bush. Scientific Name: Eriobotrya japonica.
Is that plant a nispero???
Where did you purchase your trees from
I get my trees a Home Depot or Walmart, which ever is cheaper. I look for strong trunks and dark green leaves.
Have you thought about putting them in the ground and then putting Christmas lights around them?
Every citrus plant not native to the Dallas Texas climate will suffer some stress. Placing them indoors, rapping them with a cover, or adding lights too keep them warm are all ways to minimize the stress. I have found that for me keeping them in pots and transport them indoors in the winter works best. However, I have seen a couple of citrus do well planted in ground on the south facing wall of a home.
Any new updates?
Did you water while in garage?
Yes, about every 3rd or 4th day. If the soil was dry I would water lightly. Potted plants require less water during winter.
Where did you buy the Meyers Lemon in North Dallas?
how are you blueberries doing
Do you have to put the soil , peat moss and all the other things you mention in a particular order or you mix it all up?
Nice videos but how is your satsuma tree doing?
erodriguex2k thinking the same thing
how you doing brother blueberries I've had for a long time and they growing very slow am I supposed to jump on top of that keeping the soil acidic period because I haven't really been on top of that?
Did it survive the severe snows of 2013 and 2014?
WesleyAPEX Yes, I moved it inside my garage for the winter. Then brought it back out in the spring. I noticed very little stress damage this way. This plant produced about 30 large Meyer lemons this season. As a matter of fact it still has some lemons on it, and lots of blooms.
When you take them into your garage in winter, how long do they stay in there? Do you have to take them outside once in a while? Did you have to heat the garage during winter like we had this year?
nice vid, you said it was spring in the video (I guess when you recorded it) I'm curious to how they turned out. I'm also in Dallas, TX. and was wondering which varieties did best in this area. God Bless!
Preston Turner This video was recorded spring 2016. Blueberries are native to North America they do very well with the cold weather. The direct dallas sun can hurt them more then a few inches of snow or sleet.
Thanks :)
how did u make potting mix ? thank u
For my citrus plants I buy the specific potting mix, Walmart/homedepot/lowes should all have it. Its specific for cactus and citrus, its more expensive but as you can see the plants do well. Also, mix in a bit of potting soil about 1/3, this has worked well for me.