I have 2 of the Artic Frost, 1 of the Owari and 1 of the Kishu. The first year I had my Artic Frost in the ground and then we got snow and freezing weather. I had it covered and no heat. It is doing good and made it thru the freeze in january. The Owari was planted in the ground last year and during the freeze we had here in january I did cover it and no heat. I will be planting the Kishu in the ground next month. My Artic Frost that has been in the ground a few years is NOT grafted. The new one that I will plant IS grafted. I questioned this with the growers. They said all of their citrus is grafted now. The Artic Frost you have is grafted. I will be moving the Owari to the back side of my house and planting the new Artic Frost in it's place. I live on the west side of Conroe just outside the city limits.
Thanks for this video! Im new to this potted fruit tree thing but im loving it and thirsty for know how. Also your knowledge of the changing SE TX climate. What should I be doing to preep for cool weather please? All of mine are young, purchased earlier this year and unfortunately no greenhouse
Satsuma are huge fruit, bigger than an orange but not as big as a grapefruit. One of my favorite citrus . . . but not a small fruit. Awesome yes, small, no!
I have 2 of the Artic Frost, 1 of the Owari and 1 of the Kishu. The first year I had my Artic Frost in the ground and then we got snow and freezing weather. I had it covered and no heat. It is doing good and made it thru the freeze in january. The Owari was planted in the ground last year and during the freeze we had here in january I did cover it and no heat. I will be planting the Kishu in the ground next month. My Artic Frost that has been in the ground a few years is NOT grafted. The new one that I will plant IS grafted. I questioned this with the growers. They said all of their citrus is grafted now. The Artic Frost you have is grafted. I will be moving the Owari to the back side of my house and planting the new Artic Frost in it's place. I live on the west side of Conroe just outside the city limits.
Your tree is obviously grafted. Look at the junction where there's a little bent. It's about 6 inches above the soil line.
I planted my arctic frost Satsuma in one of those rolling planters too.
It’s great!
Thanks for this video! Im new to this potted fruit tree thing but im loving it and thirsty for know how. Also your knowledge of the changing SE TX climate. What should I be doing to preep for cool weather please? All of mine are young, purchased earlier this year and unfortunately no greenhouse
Satsuma are huge fruit, bigger than an orange but not as big as a grapefruit. One of my favorite citrus . . . but not a small fruit. Awesome yes, small, no!
Brother, sorry to say but your tree is grafted. Thank you for your… where are you located?
No worries
Where can I find one in San Antonio - maybe that’s the tree I plant this week!
You would probably have to call around. I’m not super familiar with any nurseries in SA
Where did you get that teal pot?
I assume that those rolling planters have overflow holes in the bottom right?
Yup
@@texasgardenguy Have you tried growing an Avocado tree in them yet? Just wondering because I know they’re prone to root rot.
How much did it cost? Trying to compare prices in the north texas area.
Like $35