1. Space by plants equals growth 2. Container size matters, 15gal min., 25gal good. 3. More water=healthy trees, no wet feet 4. Food, Fertilizer,, he uses compost and worm casting 5. Varieties-best for pots have smaller fruit 6. Cold protection, under 32f put indoors, garage, or by structures 7. Lighting-citrus want full sun, get grow lights if indoors, fruit in winter so need light 8. Wind protection-for fruit set and pollination, plant protection 9. Four main pests-spider mites(spray water, give sun), Leaf Miner(normal in AZ), Thrips (eat newleaves), and Swallowtail Butterfly larvae 10. Have correct soil-good potting mix and drainage, no wet feet, he makes own 28 ingredients mix but no recipe.
I suggest that you do not need a dwarfing specific variety. Citrus grow in pots regardless of rootstock. Pots will construct rooting size just as a dwarfing rootstock. Dwarfing rootstocks will only start restricting size at a larger size than a pot would rendering any benefit they offer pointless. Ironically, dwarf rootstocks have better utility in the garden when their dwarfing function will actually kick in. Better to get a good quality rootstock for your climate and tree. The pot will do the rest.
i was told by a friend with a nursery in Florida who grows citus and she said citrus are actually understory plants. Once i moved my pots into morning sun/afternoon shade the trees exploded into far more growth.
Thanks for sharing this video! I’m a gardener too and I’m researching all the things I can grow in containers. I’m happy it led me to find you. I’m so happy it did your channel has so much to offer! This is very helpful. Thanks for teaching me something new. I hope we can learn more from each other as we grow our gardens and our channels!
I live in Washington state and I only keep a cheap heat light on 24/7 and they do fine through the winter in the green house we just had temps down to 17 degrees there perty strong thanks for all the good tips
Great information all around. I'm in Florida but have no experience growing any kind of citrus fruit. This is a great way to start. Thanks for sharing the information.
He spends the first 6 minutes showing you how well his plants fruit, but if you believe him you can just skip to the 6-minute point where the tips finally begin.
In South West US, have also seen a caterpillar that camouflages itself as a green/ white mottled “bird poop” on the lemon trees. They did little harm we could see and went away easily by just moving them elsewhere, but seemed to like the lemon tree most.
You might think that your video was super-long, but I loved every minute of it! To me, there wasn't a dull moment. Evey part was informative and full of hints. I believe that growing my fruit trees in containers, like yours, might be a splendid way to utilize my barren backyard. Thanks for sharing.
I agree with you 100% about the amount of light needed. But fact surprise myself is the lemon tree, which bearing fruit heavily inside my friend house. It's such astounding. However, I also noticed the extreme attentive my friend was giving to the tree. She kept wiping the leaves while talking to me.
Excellent information! We are excited about our kumquat We have on our back porch! We will use this technique for more production, We can't wait to get more trees!
Big fan of your channel Jay do you still recommend feeding potted fruit trees including citrus with whole eggs and worm castings? All your trees look awesome. Just got 7 citrus trees here in Oahu and just potted them.
Awesome video... it was long and very informative 👌... I enjoyed every bit of it. I have over 85 citrus trees 75% of them in containers.... I leaning a lot from you. I'm in Orlando Florida zone 9b.
Thanks for sharing all the good tips. What do your suggest as pesticides for thrips? Base on your description, I think that is what my sweet lemon plant had. I have been looking through the web for the pass 2 years to try to identify it. Its mostly happen on the young leaves, I would said 90% on my plant. Thanks again
Nice! Your plants are looking very healthy I'm taking notes! I had to switch to terra cotta pots instead plastic containers for my citrus. I've killed 2 kumquats so far due to overwatering and I've noticed plastic retains so much water and the soil takes about a month to dry out even with perlite.
Try buying a soil meter. They’re pretty cheap online, under $29. Mine read PH (for blueberries) and moisture and it has helped me so much with over watering. It’s amazing how the soul can appear dry the first inch or so and be wet deeper down. Good luck to you!
I've switched to a soil- less mix, as even mixing perlite n peat moss and compost into my soil around here seems to retain moisture forever and often bogs down drainage in the lower half of the containers, promoting rot. Also, there are cheap moisture meters for 10-13 bucks on Amazon.
I've got one in a Terra Cotta and 4 in plastic. My plastic ones are doing better then the terra cotta(terra cotta still doing great) I use Succulant and Cactus and it drains pretty good. I'm also on the west.
Plastic works extremely well....the trick is to drill some small holes in the side of the pot. Also a good way to increase drainage is to add in orchid bark mix to your cactus/succulent blend. Toss in some slow release organic fertilizer per the manufacturer's instructions and these things should help tremendously.
Sand with a bit of peat for moisture retention and around 5% crushed biochar works well. Top dress with some good compost. You gotta soak the bio char in some sort of nutrient solution first otherwise it'll just suck up everything you feed the plant for a few months. Only downside is it's very heavy but at least it'll never blow over in a storm.
You ate so right about all those pests. I have a Cara Cara orange and they are on my plant in Florida. Yes, the eggs you showed are the caterpillar that will eat your plants alove.
Hi Jay - what soil do you use? Thank you for the video. I started fruit trees in pots after covid. Can't wait for them to get large enough to harvest fruit. Also, do you ever water from above and wet the leaves?
Yes, I now own 15 citrus trees. I picked up at least 5 more about 2 weeks ago. One was a cara cara. I have numerous varieties of Satsuma. A grape fruit. A few Persian limes and Meyer lemon. I told my wife that I was just going for the Cara Cara and came back with 4 others... I swear I won't get any more..👀
Jay, great video and very useful information. If not wrong, I heard you also sell citrus plants. I am interested to know the price for Tango Mandarin tree and Satsuma Mandarin.
I love your content ❤ I’m growing my own herbs this year, I’m tired of buying from the store. Do you mind sharing a good soil or soil mix for herbs? I’m buying a planter raised bed. Thank you!
Great video. Have been doing most things right but was planted too low and now I can see that the stems are too wet. Will raise it up in pot. Thank you!
Thanks so much for sharing. Your very informative video is already being of great help and source of great inspiration. I'm just 2weeks old incitrus tree painting and determined to do it right. Please what is best wind protection that can be used.? I look forward to your helpful reply .
Is there anyway you can tell me the exact ingredients in your soil, i feel like im using the wrong soil because the water does not come out as fast as you say in the video. Thanks and great video!
I had this problem with my Morning Glories in black pots. I couldn’t figure out why they stopped growing & flowering until one day I felt how HOT the pots were! I made little shields out of cedar fencing material for each pot and they then started thriving again! Just cover them up somehow.
You need to create a guild microclimate - where the other plants shade the pots. I move my pots every summer so plants are shading the pots, or I move pots to shade in-ground trees. Microclimates, ESPECIALLY here in the Valley (surface) Of The Sun are invaluable for success.
Thank you so much for the info, i live in Green Valley Az, i have a small lemon tree that i planted on the ground 3 years ago, i had 1 fruit last year, this year i had 10 fruits, i have a mandarin in a 5 gallon home depot bucket it gave me 2 fruits, my other lemon tree is in a pot gave me 3 fruits, we have an orange tree on the ground since 1993, its a big tree the fruits are very sweet, but the fruits are smaller, before it was big when my Dad was alive he had a gardener before who took care of the fertilizer, now i am trying to learn how to take care of them, i learned a lot from your video
Do you make your wooden planters or purchase them from a certain place. I am looking to repot my Lemon and Key Lime from 15 gallon to something larger but find it impossible to find good plastic planters.
I have three lemons in pots and it’s not doing well, what’s your suggestions? My pots are sitting on cemented back patio. I can’t take it outside cuz someone always takes my potted plants. Thank you for sharing 😊 another question, can you put the lemons and cara cara side by side would they cross pollinate? Thanks
What about trimming?? Mine are in pots in FL. When they start to flower, they then get some kind of grungy brown spots on the fruits & leaves! They are on a fence & Northside gets no sun. Ur thoughts about repotting up into growing in 30 gal GROW BAG & MOvING TO FULL😢 LIGHT??? Also, we don't get frost here on central east coast of FL. TQ
I have a Thai lime and Meyer lemon that I bring inside in the winter. I put them by a south facing window and they do fine. Haven’t had any bug problems either.
I have 1 satsuma tree in a small pot I know I need to repot it the leaves are turning yellow it needs more magnesium I'm sure but I thought of putting it in the ground I live in south Mississippi and Louisiana is big on citrus to there famous for there satsumas to
Tree spended all it nutrients produced fruits. After harvest you Should give it good NPK. Like most of citrus we harvest around jan- feb than feed it with NPK like Fish fertilizer 5-1-1 help new soothes and buds come along than add high potassium nPk to help flowers bluming
this video was incredibly informative. your trees are so gorgeous too! I currently have one lemon tree, that I'll be re-potting soon after watching this video (it was started in a 5 gallon pot last year).
this may be a weird question. I want to know is there anything one can do for a plant once it has over grown the pot it's in besides placing it in another new pot? Can you trim the roots of the tree and plant it again in the same pot?
Thank you for give me hope that i can plant fruits tree in pots, i don't have MUCH space at home. Live in oc.and where do u go and get the pots?where do we buy 25 gallons cheap pots?
Hi, I have standard Mexican lime and Meyer in 15gl. Can I keep them in the pot or do I have to repot them to bigger ones. I have limited ground space so I’d like to keep them in pot. Thank you in advance
Hi, regards mandarins and winter weather. I live at a place where temperature at night gets below 32F/0C. The people from the place, where I got the mandarin from, told me to keep the mandarin in an unheated room in the house. However this room doesn't get enough light I'm afraid. My question is: Would it be stressful for the tree to put it outside during the day and bring it back in during the night every day, so it can get enough natural sunlight? Thank you!
Oro Blanco is a cross of a grapefruit and pomelo. More delicious and milder than a grapefruit. I get 3-4 dozen fruit from an 8’ tree growing in the ground.
Jay I need help why does my stuff not fruit lol. Jk it’s probably my watering situation. I also need a lot more soil lmk if you want to trade for some rare fig cuttings. Just moved onto a half acre of “desert landscape”
Wait so how often do you water your 25 gallon trees right now in winter? I water 15 gallon trees and 25 gallon trees about every two or three days right now is that too much?
Thank you. I notice the leaves of my kumquat have white powdery appearance. Is it mildew or spider mites? Will Neem oil solve this problem? Please advise. Thank you!
1. Space by plants equals growth
2. Container size matters, 15gal min., 25gal good.
3. More water=healthy trees, no wet feet
4. Food, Fertilizer,, he uses compost and worm casting
5. Varieties-best for pots have smaller fruit
6. Cold protection, under 32f put indoors, garage, or by structures
7. Lighting-citrus want full sun, get grow lights if indoors, fruit in winter so need light
8. Wind protection-for fruit set and pollination, plant protection
9. Four main pests-spider mites(spray water, give sun), Leaf Miner(normal in AZ), Thrips (eat newleaves), and Swallowtail Butterfly larvae
10. Have correct soil-good potting mix and drainage, no wet feet, he makes own 28 ingredients mix but no recipe.
Thanks for the recap!
You are doing Gods work! I have ADHD and can't do a 45 minute video 🤣
National treasure
I suggest that you do not need a dwarfing specific variety. Citrus grow in pots regardless of rootstock. Pots will construct rooting size just as a dwarfing rootstock. Dwarfing rootstocks will only start restricting size at a larger size than a pot would rendering any benefit they offer pointless. Ironically, dwarf rootstocks have better utility in the garden when their dwarfing function will actually kick in. Better to get a good quality rootstock for your climate and tree. The pot will do the rest.
@Sheldon you made me cry 😂😂😂😂epic comment ❤
i was told by a friend with a nursery in Florida who grows citus and she said citrus are actually understory plants. Once i moved my pots into morning sun/afternoon shade the trees exploded into far more growth.
Whoever thinks citrus needs full sun is completely misinformed. The new growth on citrus can barely tolerate 2 hours of continuous sunlight in summer.
U are very correct they grow in the wild under massive trees
Thanks for sharing this video! I’m a gardener too and I’m researching all the things I can grow in containers. I’m happy it led me to find you. I’m so happy it did your channel has so much to offer! This is very helpful. Thanks for teaching me something new. I hope we can learn more from each other as we grow our gardens and our channels!
I live in Washington state and I only keep a cheap heat light on 24/7 and they do fine through the winter in the green house we just had temps down to 17 degrees there perty strong thanks for all the good tips
Great information all around. I'm in Florida but have no experience growing any kind of citrus fruit. This is a great way to start. Thanks for sharing the information.
Thank you for all your information, I need all your knowledge about citrus trees
He spends the first 6 minutes showing you how well his plants fruit, but if you believe him you can just skip to the 6-minute point where the tips finally begin.
Very much appreciated.
hes a spastic rambler for sure. grabbing fruit incessantly and babbling.
God bless you
Awesome thanks
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thanks for the tips,. Here’s a tip, pull out the weeds in your pots they steal nutrition from the tree, replace with mulch..
In South West US, have also seen a caterpillar that camouflages itself as a green/ white mottled “bird poop” on the lemon trees. They did little harm we could see and went away easily by just moving them elsewhere, but seemed to like the lemon tree most.
You might think that your video was super-long, but I loved every minute of it! To me, there wasn't a dull moment. Evey part was informative and full of hints. I believe that growing my fruit trees in containers, like yours, might be a splendid way to utilize my barren backyard. Thanks for sharing.
I agree with you 100% about the amount of light needed. But fact surprise myself is the lemon tree, which bearing fruit heavily inside my friend house. It's such astounding. However, I also noticed the extreme attentive my friend was giving to the tree. She kept wiping the leaves while talking to me.
Excellent information! We are excited about our kumquat We have on our back porch! We will use this technique for more production, We can't wait to get more trees!
I put my citrus on my porch. Now I’m afraid it isn’t getting enough sun there.
@@patriciamillar5496 depends on where you live. We're in the desert of Arizona. It can handle ~4ish hours of our summer sun and it sustains itself.
Big fan of your channel Jay do you still recommend feeding potted fruit trees including citrus with whole eggs and worm castings? All your trees look awesome. Just got 7 citrus trees here in Oahu and just potted them.
What a great video Thanks a bunch...Keep smiling
I love it! 🥰 Makes me excited to keep some of mine in pots instead of placing in ground with all of the work or digging and spacing etc
Awesome video... it was long and very informative 👌... I enjoyed every bit of it. I have over 85 citrus trees 75% of them in containers.... I leaning a lot from you. I'm in Orlando Florida zone 9b.
Do you have any nules clementine? Mind sharing any tips? Live in Central FL Too.
Thanks for sharing all the good tips. What do your suggest as pesticides for thrips? Base on your description, I think that is what my sweet lemon plant had. I have been looking through the web for the pass 2 years to try to identify it. Its mostly happen on the young leaves, I would said 90% on my plant. Thanks again
Thanks a lot for such a great information 👍. This was very helpful 😀. Blessings to you.
Nice! Your plants are looking very healthy I'm taking notes!
I had to switch to terra cotta pots instead plastic containers for my citrus. I've killed 2 kumquats so far due to overwatering and I've noticed plastic retains so much water and the soil takes about a month to dry out even with perlite.
Try buying a soil meter. They’re pretty cheap online, under $29. Mine read PH (for blueberries) and moisture and it has helped me so much with over watering. It’s amazing how the soul can appear dry the first inch or so and be wet deeper down. Good luck to you!
I've switched to a soil- less mix, as even mixing perlite n peat moss and compost into my soil around here seems to retain moisture forever and often bogs down drainage in the lower half of the containers, promoting rot. Also, there are cheap moisture meters for 10-13 bucks on Amazon.
I've got one in a Terra Cotta and 4 in plastic. My plastic ones are doing better then the terra cotta(terra cotta still doing great) I use Succulant and Cactus and it drains pretty good. I'm also on the west.
Plastic works extremely well....the trick is to drill some small holes in the side of the pot. Also a good way to increase drainage is to add in orchid bark mix to your cactus/succulent blend. Toss in some slow release organic fertilizer per the manufacturer's instructions and these things should help tremendously.
Sand with a bit of peat for moisture retention and around 5% crushed biochar works well. Top dress with some good compost. You gotta soak the bio char in some sort of nutrient solution first otherwise it'll just suck up everything you feed the plant for a few months. Only downside is it's very heavy but at least it'll never blow over in a storm.
You ate so right about all those pests. I have a Cara Cara orange and they are on my plant in Florida. Yes, the eggs you showed are the caterpillar that will eat your plants alove.
Hi Jay - what soil do you use? Thank you for the video. I started fruit trees in pots after covid. Can't wait for them to get large enough to harvest fruit. Also, do you ever water from above and wet the leaves?
Great video. Thanks for the detailed information. Loved it.
Yes, I now own 15 citrus trees. I picked up at least 5 more about 2 weeks ago. One was a cara cara.
I have numerous varieties of Satsuma. A grape fruit. A few Persian limes and Meyer lemon.
I told my wife that I was just going for the Cara Cara and came back with 4 others...
I swear I won't get any more..👀
👌👌😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👍👍
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I started with a Persian lime, 4 years ago now I have 25 🙈🙈🙈 but no more 🙈
Excellent presentation, very helpful.
Jay, great video and very useful information.
If not wrong, I heard you also sell citrus plants. I am interested to know the price for Tango Mandarin tree and Satsuma Mandarin.
I love your content ❤
I’m growing my own herbs this year, I’m tired of buying from the store. Do you mind sharing a good soil or soil mix for herbs? I’m buying a planter raised bed.
Thank you!
Make your own. 1 part peat moss or coco coir, 1 part compost and 1 part perlite or vermiculite. Add 0.2 part of worm castings. You will be good to go.
Great video. Have been doing most things right but was planted too low and now I can see that the stems are too wet. Will raise it up in pot. Thank you!
Stunning trees and great tips! Thank you 😊👍👌
I am a new subscriber, love your fruit trees . I am glad found your channel thank you for sharing.
Nice fruits. Where did you get your 25 gal pots?
Try hydroponic shops. Usually very reasonable prices.
Very helpful info. Thank you. Could you tell us about the soil you use and your irrigation system you use?
Would it be possible to get a list of your ingredients for your soil mix?
Thanks for the tips. My Meyer lemon has been struggling, but I think I have a good plan now.
My brothers live in Phoenix AZ too, i live in Texas. I just bought a tangerine and a key like to grow in pots, i absolutely love AZ weather ❤
Very informative. Just started growing citrus. Had a garden center for 25 years but never sold citrus trees. Zone 8a
Thanks so much for sharing.
Your very informative video is already being of great help and source of great inspiration.
I'm just 2weeks old incitrus tree painting and determined to do it right.
Please what is best wind protection that can be used.?
I look forward to your helpful reply .
Is there anyway you can tell me the exact ingredients in your soil, i feel like im using the wrong soil because the water does not come out as fast as you say in the video. Thanks and great video!
Just use straight Foxfarm ocean forest or Micraclegrow moisture control Your plants Love them
When should I first fertilize my fruit trees?
Great vid! I what are your thoughts on growing citrus in grow bags?
Great info! You mentioned pruning…I’d love to see a video on that. ☺️ I’ve seen mixed info on pruning.
How do you keep those black pots cool? I had a tree in a huge pot but it was still too hot and baked the roots?
I had this problem with my Morning Glories in black pots. I couldn’t figure out why they stopped growing & flowering until one day I felt how HOT the pots were! I made little shields out of cedar fencing material for each pot and they then started thriving again! Just cover them up somehow.
You need to create a guild microclimate - where the other plants shade the pots. I move my pots every summer so plants are shading the pots, or I move pots to shade in-ground trees. Microclimates, ESPECIALLY here in the Valley (surface) Of The Sun are invaluable for success.
What's your in ground Owari sized at? Do you have a video on applying the wraps to support new plants?
Thank you very much for the educative information 🙏🙏 ( From India )
Thank you so much for the info, i live in Green Valley Az, i have a small lemon tree that i planted on the ground 3 years ago, i had 1 fruit last year, this year i had 10 fruits, i have a mandarin in a 5 gallon home depot bucket it gave me 2 fruits, my other lemon tree is in a pot gave me 3 fruits, we have an orange tree on the ground since 1993, its a big tree the fruits are very sweet, but the fruits are smaller, before it was big when my Dad was alive he had a gardener before who took care of the fertilizer, now i am trying to learn how to take care of them, i learned a lot from your video
Wow beautiful health plent thanks for sharing your video
Do you make your wooden planters or purchase them from a certain place. I am looking to repot my Lemon and Key Lime from 15 gallon to something larger but find it impossible to find good plastic planters.
Thanks for all the tips 👍
Beautiful beautiful beautiful
I need seeds to grow in Hawaii-anywhere I can get seeds?
Do you sell these citrus plants?
Your trees look healthy. great tips.
I have three lemons in pots and it’s not doing well, what’s your suggestions? My pots are sitting on cemented back patio. I can’t take it outside cuz someone always takes my potted plants. Thank you for sharing 😊 another question, can you put the lemons and cara cara side by side would they cross pollinate? Thanks
how tall can a citrus tree can grow in a big pot ? I want to put many citrus pots around my house and use them as natural fence :)
Could you share how you build your irrigation system?
Thanks for sharing your information
Is it illegal to build greenhouses near houses in the USA?
Size pot does matter I had a mandarin tree for 4 yrs in a very small pot it stopped growing. Moved it into a big one and it started growing again
Can you go straight to a 15 or 25 gallon pot? Mine are in 5 and 7 gallon now
If it is a pot crop, you can add some organic fertilizer to loosen the soil, so that the root growth of the plant is more favorable.
What about trimming?? Mine are in pots in FL. When they start to flower, they then get some kind of grungy brown spots on the fruits & leaves! They are on a fence & Northside gets no sun. Ur thoughts about repotting up into growing in 30 gal GROW BAG & MOvING TO FULL😢 LIGHT??? Also, we don't get frost here on central east coast of FL.
TQ
Yummy oranges and so beautiful! 🍊 👍🍊
I have a Thai lime and Meyer lemon that I bring inside in the winter. I put them by a south facing window and they do fine. Haven’t had any bug problems either.
Your trees are a dream! 🌳 😊
I have 1 satsuma tree in a small pot I know I need to repot it the leaves are turning yellow it needs more magnesium I'm sure but I thought of putting it in the ground I live in south Mississippi and Louisiana is big on citrus to there famous for there satsumas to
What are you spraying on your fruit trees?
You can grind the bottom out of a terracotta pot and the roots can go to the ground.
Most of my leaves fell off my meyer's tree after it fruited. It's only about 3 ft tall and I've had it for a year.
Did they grow back? Mine did this too and I changed to a better potting mix🙏
Tree spended all it nutrients produced fruits. After harvest you Should give it good NPK.
Like most of citrus we harvest around jan- feb than feed it with NPK like Fish fertilizer 5-1-1 help new soothes and buds come along than add high potassium nPk to help flowers bluming
Very helpful tips
thanks for sharing the information
how often should i feed with organic fert?
Thank you Jay!
this video was incredibly informative. your trees are so gorgeous too! I currently have one lemon tree, that I'll be re-potting soon after watching this video (it was started in a 5 gallon pot last year).
Thank you Jay!!! Great information
Hi Jay
Are you going to do a winter pruning video?
this may be a weird question. I want to know is there anything one can do for a plant once it has over grown the pot it's in besides placing it in another new pot? Can you trim the roots of the tree and plant it again in the same pot?
Do you ever check the PH in the containers? My Owari tub soil is high PH because our tap water is high( about 8). Thanks.
Great video thank you
Great video. I'm in San Antonio TX and looking to get some citrus trees going.
Thank you for give me hope that i can plant fruits tree in pots, i don't have MUCH space at home. Live in oc.and where do u go and get the pots?where do we buy 25 gallons cheap pots?
Hi, I have standard Mexican lime and Meyer in 15gl. Can I keep them in the pot or do I have to repot them to bigger ones. I have limited ground space so I’d like to keep them in pot. Thank you in advance
like golfish, they grow to size of container
Thanks for reply. They won’t root bound cause their standard?
You could give excess fruit to the food banks which help to feed the city's poor.
❤ Great tips, Brother 👏🏾👋
What size container is the Owari Satsuma in? 10 gallons? I need to bring mine inside every winter 😅
Fantastic yeilds! Where do you purchase those huge pots?
online try nursery wholesale
I live in Michigan and grow coffee, lemons and other fruits/etc. in containers.
Truly amazing tips. Thank you for sharing and teaching.
This was so helpful, thank you.
Hi,
regards mandarins and winter weather. I live at a place where temperature at night gets below 32F/0C. The people from the place, where I got the mandarin from, told me to keep the mandarin in an unheated room in the house. However this room doesn't get enough light I'm afraid.
My question is: Would it be stressful for the tree to put it outside during the day and bring it back in during the night every day, so it can get enough natural sunlight?
Thank you!
Great idea, You have lots of spare times. Make sure you have it on dolly
Beautiful can I buy all your trees in the pots yeah I like alot
Oro Blanco is a cross of a grapefruit and pomelo. More delicious and milder than a grapefruit. I get 3-4 dozen fruit from an 8’ tree growing in the ground.
Can we buy the soil mix from you already mixed together?
Jay I need help why does my stuff not fruit lol. Jk it’s probably my watering situation. I also need a lot more soil lmk if you want to trade for some rare fig cuttings. Just moved onto a half acre of “desert landscape”
i will trade
Wait so how often do you water your 25 gallon trees right now in winter? I water 15 gallon trees and 25 gallon trees about every two or three days right now is that too much?
Citrus trees don't like to be watered often. Once a week or once every 2 weeks should be good
Thank You Very Much Sir ,🙏🙏🙏
Nice 👍 🍊
Do you use organic or inorganic fertilizers
What kind of wiring do you have around your trees? Does it also keep out birds? Can you make a video of that?
Thank you. I notice the leaves of my kumquat have white powdery appearance. Is it mildew or spider mites? Will Neem oil solve this problem? Please advise. Thank you!
Excellent thank you so much
from where did you buy these pomelo trees? I'm also from AZ