Very nice. I am in the Cleveland area also and currently growing 9 varieties of citrus indoors/in a greenhouse once I finish it. Encouraging to see, I have had plenty of flowers and small fruits that dropped but no real fruits yet.
I'm in New castle Pa. not far from Youngstown Ohio. My Satsumas have fruited for me in the house, my sour Calamondin is blooming now with a beautiful fragrance! Winter hit before I could finish my passive solar green house. Looking forward to Spring lol!
Sadly, even the farthest southern tip of Ohio along the river, across from Huntington WV, is zone 7A. I suppose Pincirus Trifoliata could survive outside there - but it's still too cold even for "cold hardy" hobbyist citrus varieties outdoors.
no...have it 2 years earlier and had about 25 oranges...the bizarre thing is it took till the end of September or beginning of October before they were ripe...but God were they sweet and juicy to my surprise...this year they were forgotten to be watered for a weekend and the baby oranges fell off...baby as in the size of a pea...P.S. I wasn't the one that forgot to water...get one just for the fragrance...could smell them for hours...
BINGO...A unique, very rare, hybrid-orange cross with a taste that's out of this world, best describes fabulous Honeybells (also known as Minneola Tangelos).
Very nice. I am in the Cleveland area also and currently growing 9 varieties of citrus indoors/in a greenhouse once I finish it. Encouraging to see, I have had plenty of flowers and small fruits that dropped but no real fruits yet.
that is awesome...I Love the smell of citrus flowers in the morning...😀
Me too! My Vaniglia Sanguigno orange and Meyer Lemon are flowering right now and its amazing! @@organicplantit
Awesome!!! I can feel your excitement!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
THX for watching...
I'm in New castle Pa. not far from Youngstown Ohio. My Satsumas have fruited for me in the house, my sour Calamondin is blooming now with a beautiful fragrance!
Winter hit before I could finish my passive solar green house. Looking forward to Spring lol!
that is awesome...we're only half way there...I seen 3 cherry trees in full blossom today...
Sadly, even the farthest southern tip of Ohio along the river, across from Huntington WV, is zone 7A. I suppose Pincirus Trifoliata could survive outside there - but it's still too cold even for "cold hardy" hobbyist citrus varieties outdoors.
I cant wait to get a green house one day, I love oranges
If you have had the tree for 15 years- is this your first time with fruit?
no...have it 2 years earlier and had about 25 oranges...the bizarre thing is it took till the end of September or beginning of October before they were ripe...but God were they sweet and juicy to my surprise...this year they were forgotten to be watered for a weekend and the baby oranges fell off...baby as in the size of a pea...P.S. I wasn't the one that forgot to water...get one just for the fragrance...could smell them for hours...
Minneolas…???…
BINGO...A unique, very rare, hybrid-orange cross with a taste that's out of this world, best describes fabulous Honeybells (also known as Minneola Tangelos).
Have you tried tamarillos?
@@macrosense never heard of them till now...they look tasty...maybe have to try...
This was a very uninformative video.