My plant is 4/5 years old and 2/3 small lemons hv come but not growing big. I put mustard cake on 13/1 , so now how shd I fertilise the plant, when to put rock phosphate n the after how many days to put cocktail fertiliser n how much gap banana peel or shd I put compost when?
I have been growing a lemon tree for 6 years. I planted it as a seed from a lemon from my mother in law's lemon tree around when my son was born. I've even moved the tree with my family across the country. It's bigger than me and has never bloomed. I didn't know growing from a seed could produce a plant that never blooms. I'm giving it one more year with all these tips. Thanks for the video, and wish me luck!
A neighbor's lemon tree, part of it, grew into my yard. I chopped it out, together with the roots, and planted it at a different location. It grew healthily but never fruited. I decided to grow an orange tree from seeds; instead, I got a lemon tree. In the first 5 years, it fruited. The other tree, eighteen years later, I was about to get rid of it to make way for my guava tree (also grown from seeds), but I noticed some lemons. I kept the tree. Maybe be patient.
@@TheBluestar2009 I have not. I had to move across the country and while the tree came with me, it suffered a massive blow to it health and lost many of its leaves. It's making a come back, but every time I get it healthy, something happens that I have to put it back into survival mode instead of budding mode. I was so close! I saw one flower bud before the wind of a 3,000 mile trip ripped everything off. :( Hoping that I can get it comfortable again.
I have a dwarf orange tree in my front yard for over 25 years, it produces tons of juicy oranges every winter, I always share them with other family members
I just planted 2 seeds from lemons I got at the store, but had no clue what I was doing. Thank you for this video. Both seeds have sprouted, and have leaves. They're less than 5" tall, but seem healthy. I just used miracle grow planting soil, but want to use your recommendations when repotting. Thank you for this information🌱🍋💛
Exellent Video.. Well Expained... Simple method... Very useful for Farmers.. ഒറ്റ വീഡിയോവിൽ ഇത്രയധികം കാര്യങ്ങൾ കുറഞ്ഞ സമയത്തിൽ ചിത്ര സഹിതം വിശദീകരിച്ച പ്രിയ സുഹൃത്തിനു ഓരായിരം അഭിനന്ദനങ്ങൾ 🌹🌹🌹👍👍👍 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
If you are vegan please consider adding red meat to your diet for superior health and essential vitamins and minerals. It's gotten to the point where some countries recognize the risks and consider it child abuse to feed your kids a vegan diet.
Good evening Sir, I am Riaz Ahmed Khan from Karachi Pakistan. started gardening at home after retirement from Pakistan Air Force, this vdo is very informative for me and others new in gardening, thanks a lot God bless you.
Thank you so much for this detailed report. I have purchased a grapefruit tree for the first time and am in Canada. Not sure the minimum temp the tree can tolerate. I am amazed to have 5 fruits growing and will amend the soil for pH of 6-6.5 after harvest, prior to bringing indoors.
Am so grateful to come across this info I have 2 like trees very big but never received more than 3 limes at a time so am gonna work with your tricks and see the out come you are awesome 👍🏼
I grow lemons in the northern Idaho panhandle. I appreciate your tips. Since mine are indoors during winter, I use a small paintbrush to pollinate my flowers.
Hello, very clear your 10 tips. I have 5 Citrus and they do not have fruits. They are injerted. 4 years old. 2 lemons, 2 mandarines and one kumquat. I will review very well your tips to find what is happening with my trees. Thank you very much from the south of Chile
I just came across this tutorial and I loved it! Thank you for sharing it w/us citrus lovers. I am on my third attempt at growing a lemon plant/tree. I will have to transplant my transplant sometime, to give it all the different soil accommodations suggested here. I am so excited and am so glad I found you. I will definitely check out your other videos. Great info, concise, pictures of everything, your video is very well made. In Indiana, blessings to all and stay safe.
I found your channel at the perfect time. I live in a greenhouse and my key lime tree has mealybugs 😔 hopefully thanks to you I may be able to help it! Thank you!
Thanks for the info. We just bought a calamundin plant last week. & a kaffir lime plant 4 days ago & this would help a lot in caring for these plants.👍
We live in S. Florida..my 12 yr old grandson bought me 2 plants that come in a bag. I imagine they are for tourist..Anyway they both had two leaves on them. The one didn't make it. I think the lemon is the one that made it.. it's still small but doing well. This video will definitely help me as I usually grow vegetables and avocados.
We just purchased a Meyer Lemon tree. It seems taking care of my kids was easier. Living in Minnesota our weather changes so often. Definitely worried about repotting now. X fingers...
Comprehensive, thorough, thoughtful, and easy to follow, this video has it all! I am excited to get going on rectifying issues with my little citrus trees, indoors in the Canadian National Capital Region, and will watch your other video for that! So simple, they just needed more fertilizer and better soil composition. Thank you for the ratios for that too, GARDEN TIPS! ❤️
I have many citrus grown from seed at 44.44 degrees latitude The limes were the first to fruit and become prolific, now the lemons are.flowering and setting their first fruit. You remind me to feed them more, We thank you .
I have a Yuzu that my parents gifted me so it's important that it grows well. Recently it's been getting light green to yellow leaves and discovered that the pot had a dish on the bottom that wasn't allowing for drainage. I also added some fertilizer today as it hasn't gotten any previously. I hope to get some fruit in a few years!
After watching 5 unhelpful videos, I found this one and it was excellent. My lemon tree has leaves turning yellow, and I now know the cause. Thank you.
Thank you! I have purchased my very first Meyer 🍋 Lemon Tree. It's doing well...but I didn't know many of the suggestions in this video for a Healthy productive Harvest. Thanks!!❤️
What a great video! We used to have a lemon tree but it died years ago and I would like to grow another one. I don’t understand all the dislikes since your information was very useful and easy to understand! ✌🏼💖
Was able to sucessfully grow eureka lemon in very large pot in south africa. Started with 2 year stock and first year removed all blossoms to strenghted the stock. Lots of fertilizer and abundant crop for years.
very useful information for growing citrus plants.. thank you very much..we love all your suggestions given so far and following scrupulously when ever needed 😀
Thanks for this! I've been wanting to (successfully) grow Lemons and Limes for some time. One year good, the next year not so good. Great knowledge and tips! Looking forward to some heavy fruiting citrus plants. plenty of good pollenators in the area. The summer heat can be a problem for us. We live in Zone 9 but do get freezes once in a while. I will look for any tips regarding how to protect citrus during a freeze and extreme heat (in Zone 9). Thanks again!! We drink a lot of Lemon and Lime water, sometimes blending the whole fruit, seeds and all. Very nutritious.
In colder spells, zone 10, i lay white incandescent mini lights, like christmas lights, all in tne base of the kay lime bushes. Plug in an hour or so before sundown. Then cover with sheets, (sometimes double), to conserve the gentle heat. The colder it is, the more lights! Remember to remove the sheets as the weather improves. They like lots of sunlight!
I have about 16 feet rough lemon (big lemon) usually bigger than a apple. Planted in my backyard it gives about 150+ fruits in may - june and 20+ fruits every month 😁
I am so jealous! I never managed to care well enough for my Lemon tree. But. I also think the temperature changes in my area are not favoring much either.
I have a Meyer lemon in the ground of my Pensacola FL yard and it is over 10 years old now and this year it has problems with leaf miners so I will use need oil! It has helped in the past. But I had to be sure the fruit was established as many flowers dropped if I sprayed when flowers were blooming! I have hundreds of golfball size lemons already! I put Epsom salts around it and 10-10-10 fertilizer
I now understand why my plants are not happy since I brought them from the store! I re-potted them as soon as I brought them home! also my lime plant has started to show signs of deficiency and I think this maybe due to the fact that they haven't got sunlight so thanks for this
I would love to grow my own but I live in Scotland and its always cold I bought one in Spain as they grow in northern Spain which is cold but although I protected it from frost etc it died.i expect you live in a hot country.but children in UK don't eT fruit as its always bitter.but when they go to Spain my grandchildren don't stop eating every fruit. Thank you 🇬🇧
You can grow them inside your home in a terracotta pot! Put in a south facing window where you get the most sun & if you need more light purchase a pendant light you can drop right over the tree or a grow light! 💛
I live in Wales on a mountain. My lemon or orange tree is from a pip. My daughter in law gave me one of each but one died. My tree now is getting on for 3ft. I've repotted it a few times. It's just in a biggish plastic pot. I take it out in late spring and put it in the hall late autumn. I water it in the winter once a month but I give it a soaking. Unless we have a long dry summer, the Welsh rain sorts it out.
Tips for lemon and citrus fruit potted plants were so useful. It helped to understand the problems I was facing with them. A request please 🙏🏽. If you could do a video on how to plant and care for…. 1. water lilies and lotus plants. 2. Orchids It would be of great help. Regards.
Very helpful ideas for my lemons trees. During the pandemic and my husband having a car accident that I had to quit my job to take care of him my mind health been has been growing plants. I has so happy to see my lemos and avocado trees growing so nice until now that my lemons are having yellow leaves and my avocado have bright leaves I don't see any bugs or anything probably they're deficient nutrients so definitely I'll try all the tips. Thank you
Martha i hope you n your hisband are doing ok now, i just read your reply, i know you wrote it a year ago, i just pray that you, your husband, lemon and avocado trees are doing well. Gods blessings to you.
Wow! Very well said.. thanks so much for all the information, tips, ideas and techniques! I learn something new today I can apply this in my citrus plants here...Thanks for sharing my friend! Done here!
Where have you been my friend? I learned so much from you last year and then you disappeared. Your vinegar video along with others helped me sooo much🍅
Many thanks for these wonderful Tips I've been wanting, for quite a long time! Apparently, I've been getting some of this right, on my own steam. However, I feel a trifle more efficient with this Process now and, will duly report in good time, how much (if any) Progress I've made!! BLESSINGS!!!!!
Thank you. I have been growing a lemon tree from a store bought lemon and it has never flowered. Now I know why and what I can try to fix it, if it is fixable.
This is an insanely good video 🧡🧡🧡. So informative... Shame I cannot put it into practice as I live in Ireland, cold and miserable weather most of the time 😊
Make one room a "Grow Room" for you and your plants. The best plants like it cool and the added lights will make you grow also! I'm from New Hampshire, USA... I know! The indoor plants will make you feel great! Ma 2
Can grow lemon plants indoors in pots as we do here in Delaware. They do well as long as you put them out in the summer and keep them in a sunny spot near a window in the winter. Quite hardy.
Thank you so much for your detailed information. Could you please guide on the sequence and time gap between each add on like compost, bone meal, etc.?
Thanks. I have said compost a handful per plant once 15 days and a source of phosphorus starting early in growth period like in seedling stage a table spoon per plant once every 3 months.
Your videos are very much informative. I'm happy watching them. I just hope you can also share with us the idea on how & where we could possibly purchase those essential (fertilizer, etc) to complete your guidance on gardening to all of your viewers. By the way, I'm from Manila City, Philippines . Thank you ❤️
Very nice I own 3 of them in Buffalo Ny one is 7 years old still healty I keep them indoors all time we have short summers I learn if I keep moving them in and out they don't like it is like my kids. lol
@@jaycee-ess774 but most of plants don't like to be moved around . It is shock for them. Maybe for you it is funny but plants are alive. And it is the proven fact that if you speak to them they grow up faster and better. And it is not joke.
@@laramaier3551 Lara,, I speak with them, sing to them. Before I move them I tell them and I tell the ones that are going to be near them. when I finally move them, I encourage them to integrate themselves, and I caution and petition the new neighbors to welcome them and be nice to them.
Thankyou for sharing this valuable information, you really know your stuff can't wait to get started, although in a very cool country thankyou once again.
I try to watch your videos as much as I can. You have it going brother. I do have a couple of questions, my soil is just under 6 ph and I’d like to bring it up to at least 6.5. What’s the easiest way to do this. Thanks for your help.
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My plant is 4/5 years old and 2/3 small lemons hv come but not growing big. I put mustard cake on 13/1 , so now how shd I fertilise the plant, when to put rock phosphate n the after how many days to put cocktail fertiliser n how much gap banana peel or shd I put compost when?
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I have been growing a lemon tree for 6 years. I planted it as a seed from a lemon from my mother in law's lemon tree around when my son was born. I've even moved the tree with my family across the country. It's bigger than me and has never bloomed. I didn't know growing from a seed could produce a plant that never blooms. I'm giving it one more year with all these tips. Thanks for the video, and wish me luck!
Did you get lemon?
if it doesn't bloom consider grafting it .
A neighbor's lemon tree, part of it, grew into my yard. I chopped it out, together with the roots, and planted it at a different location. It grew healthily but never fruited. I decided to grow an orange tree from seeds; instead, I got a lemon tree. In the first 5 years, it fruited. The other tree, eighteen years later, I was about to get rid of it to make way for my guava tree (also grown from seeds), but I noticed some lemons. I kept the tree. Maybe be patient.
@@TheBluestar2009 I have not. I had to move across the country and while the tree came with me, it suffered a massive blow to it health and lost many of its leaves. It's making a come back, but every time I get it healthy, something happens that I have to put it back into survival mode instead of budding mode. I was so close! I saw one flower bud before the wind of a 3,000 mile trip ripped everything off. :( Hoping that I can get it comfortable again.
@TheBluestar2009 yes, a lot. The tree is full of lemons all year round.
I have a dwarf orange tree in my front yard for over 25 years, it produces tons of juicy oranges every winter, I always share them with other family members
Lucky you 😊😊what zone are you in?
How did you do it
I hope they appreciate it!
You are Bless!!!
I just planted 2 seeds from lemons I got at the store, but had no clue what I was doing. Thank you for this video. Both seeds have sprouted, and have leaves. They're less than 5" tall, but seem healthy. I just used miracle grow planting soil, but want to use your recommendations when repotting. Thank you for this information🌱🍋💛
Thank you! Now I know why my citrus trees have failed in the past. I am very grateful to you.
His voice mixed with what he is talking about is so calming, it’s almost 11 and I’m so happy just listening to this
Exellent Video.. Well Expained...
Simple method...
Very useful for Farmers..
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Myers Lemon trees are designed for patio gardens and produce lemons the first year. Thank you for sharing your wonderful experience with us.
Mine is two years old and never fruited.
Loved the fact that you included a suggestion for vegans! That was a great touch! Thank you.
I liked that too. I always erk at the blood and bone suggestion from a lot of channels :/ I use the rock phosphate and it works perfectly :)
If you are vegan please consider adding red meat to your diet for superior health and essential vitamins and minerals. It's gotten to the point where some countries recognize the risks and consider it child abuse to feed your kids a vegan diet.
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Good evening Sir, I am Riaz Ahmed Khan from Karachi Pakistan. started gardening at home after retirement from Pakistan Air Force, this vdo is very informative for me and others new in gardening, thanks a lot God bless you.
This is a succinct, no fuss quick guide. I will definitely test the soil ph and apply your tips. Thank you. 👏🏻👏👏🏽😍🙏
Despite all of my neglect, my 2-foot lemon tree is growing very tiny lemons! I'm excited!
Thank you so much for this detailed report. I have purchased a grapefruit tree for the first time and am in Canada. Not sure the minimum temp the tree can tolerate. I am amazed to have 5 fruits growing and will amend the soil for pH of 6-6.5 after harvest, prior to bringing indoors.
Am so grateful to come across this info I have 2 like trees very big but never received more than 3 limes at a time so am gonna work with your tricks and see the out come you are awesome 👍🏼
I am happy to see your methods how to plant lemon all kinds of citrus! Thank s for sharing! God bless!
I grow lemons in the northern Idaho panhandle. I appreciate your tips. Since mine are indoors during winter, I use a small paintbrush to pollinate my flowers.
This is amazing! I got a lemon tree a while ago and I’m taking care of it. Thank you! Cheers from the U.S!
Love this!
Hello, very clear your 10 tips. I have 5 Citrus and they do not have fruits. They are injerted. 4 years old. 2 lemons, 2 mandarines and one kumquat. I will review very well your tips to find what is happening with my trees. Thank you very much from the south of Chile
I just came across this tutorial and I loved it! Thank you for sharing it w/us citrus lovers. I am on my third attempt at growing a lemon plant/tree. I will have to transplant my transplant sometime, to give it all the different soil accommodations suggested here. I am so excited and am so glad I found you. I will definitely check out your other videos. Great info, concise, pictures of everything, your video is very well made. In Indiana, blessings to all and stay safe.
I found your channel at the perfect time. I live in a greenhouse and my key lime tree has mealybugs 😔 hopefully thanks to you I may be able to help it! Thank you!
Thanks for the info. We just bought a calamundin plant last week. & a kaffir lime plant 4 days ago & this would help a lot in caring for these plants.👍
Thank you so much! Concise, clear, and crammed with info. I've some citrus that have never fruited; now I think I have a chance, all due to you.
That was brilliant. The importance of good fertilizers has hit home now.
We live in S. Florida..my 12 yr old grandson bought me 2 plants that come in a bag. I imagine they are for tourist..Anyway they both had two leaves on them. The one didn't make it. I think the lemon is the one that made it.. it's still small but doing well. This video will definitely help me as I usually grow vegetables and avocados.
We just purchased a Meyer Lemon tree. It seems taking care of my kids was easier. Living in Minnesota our weather changes so often. Definitely worried about repotting now.
X fingers...
Oh this made me crack up 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
How many times a week did you have to water your children,? ☺🙃😉
Thank you for sharing your love of growing citrus plants. God Bless You.
Comprehensive, thorough, thoughtful, and easy to follow, this video has it all! I am excited to get going on rectifying issues with my little citrus trees, indoors in the Canadian National Capital Region, and will watch your other video for that! So simple, they just needed more fertilizer and better soil composition. Thank you for the ratios for that too, GARDEN TIPS! ❤️
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Thank you for the informative ideas. More power to you
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Have your trees grown fruits? Were they from seeds or bought from garden centers?
I have many citrus grown from seed at 44.44 degrees latitude
The limes were the first to fruit and become prolific, now the lemons are.flowering and setting their first fruit.
You remind me to feed them more,
We thank you .
Great tips from a man who likes gardening and SHARING his knowledge.
God bless you with more tips and knowledge and a great health.
What an informative video!! Like literally the best one, all condensed into a concise timeframe. 😊
I have a Yuzu that my parents gifted me so it's important that it grows well. Recently it's been getting light green to yellow leaves and discovered that the pot had a dish on the bottom that wasn't allowing for drainage. I also added some fertilizer today as it hasn't gotten any previously. I hope to get some fruit in a few years!
After watching 5 unhelpful videos, I found this one and it was excellent. My lemon tree has leaves turning yellow, and I now know the cause. Thank you.
I live in Karachi Pakistan I like your comments send 4 month ago
Thank you! I have purchased my very first Meyer 🍋 Lemon Tree. It's doing well...but I didn't know many of the suggestions in this video for a Healthy productive Harvest. Thanks!!❤️
Got my first Meyer this week. I am clueless on how to care for it.
Thank you for the tips on growing lemons, limes and oranges. This is what I'm trying to grow now.
Thanks a lot
I had a lemon tree on my terrace
Now I will try these tips
Thank you
What a great video! We used to have a lemon tree but it died years ago and I would like to grow another one. I don’t understand all the dislikes since your information was very useful and easy to understand! ✌🏼💖
I don’t see any dislikes on my feed. I like this video, though.
I can never understand it when folk mention dislikes as none are ever visible!
Nervous new owner of lemon plant - hadn't realised it would mean another mouth to feed...for instance liquid seaweed? Is this essential?
Was able to sucessfully grow eureka lemon in very large pot in south africa. Started with 2 year stock and first year removed all blossoms to strenghted the stock. Lots of fertilizer and abundant crop for years.
very useful information for growing citrus plants.. thank you very much..we love all your suggestions given so far and following scrupulously when ever needed 😀
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Loved every second of the video. Superb knowledge and explanation. I am inspired to become a gardener. Thank you.
Alright, where has this channel been all my life? Good content!
As usual, thank you for mentioning alternatives to blood and bone meal. Great tips in 8 minutes.
Such useful tips, Thankyou so very much!!! Had no idea that nutrients like Epsom salts were absorbed mostly on leaf undersides!
Thanks for this! I've been wanting to (successfully) grow Lemons and Limes for some time. One year good, the next year not so good. Great knowledge and tips! Looking forward to some heavy fruiting citrus plants. plenty of good pollenators in the area. The summer heat can be a problem for us. We live in Zone 9 but do get freezes once in a while. I will look for any tips regarding how to protect citrus during a freeze and extreme heat (in Zone 9). Thanks again!! We drink a lot of Lemon and Lime water, sometimes blending the whole fruit, seeds and all. Very nutritious.
In colder spells, zone 10, i lay white incandescent mini lights, like christmas lights, all in tne base of the kay lime bushes. Plug in an hour or so before sundown. Then cover with sheets, (sometimes double), to conserve the gentle heat. The colder it is, the more lights! Remember to remove the sheets as the weather improves. They like lots of sunlight!
Great video! I cannot agree more about the monthly feeding being the minimum to keep citrus happy.
Thank you for doing this video. Because I'm going to get a lemon plant.
Thanks
I have about 16 feet rough lemon (big lemon) usually bigger than a apple. Planted in my backyard it gives about 150+ fruits in may - june and 20+ fruits every month 😁
I am so jealous! I never managed to care well enough for my Lemon tree. But. I also think the temperature changes in my area are not favoring much either.
I have planted a lemon tree 5 years ago.... Had a few small green lemons. But not yet edible and they never turn yellow
@Neel Jagtap
what we can use to grow the lemon tree
I have a Meyer lemon in the ground of my Pensacola FL yard and it is over 10 years old now and this year it has problems with leaf miners so I will use need oil! It has helped in the past. But I had to be sure the fruit was established as many flowers dropped if I sprayed when flowers were blooming! I have hundreds of golfball size lemons already! I put Epsom salts around it and 10-10-10 fertilizer
@@kayroonkarrim8873 even in Pensacola FL my 🍋 take till December or January before they are large and yellow!
Really a compelete guide for citric plants.I will try my best to follow these instruction.
thanks.
Thank you for the valued tips on growing citrus fruits.
I now understand why my plants are not happy since I brought them from the store! I re-potted them as soon as I brought them home! also my lime plant has started to show signs of deficiency and I think this maybe due to the fact that they haven't got sunlight so thanks for this
I would love to grow my own but I live in Scotland and its always cold I bought one in Spain as they grow in northern Spain which is cold but although I protected it from frost etc it died.i expect you live in a hot country.but children in UK don't eT fruit as its always bitter.but when they go to Spain my grandchildren don't stop eating every fruit. Thank you 🇬🇧
You should have bought land in India lemon grows well in Indian climate
You can grow them inside your home in a terracotta pot! Put in a south facing window where you get the most sun & if you need more light purchase a pendant light you can drop right over the tree or a grow light! 💛
I live in Wales on a mountain. My lemon or orange tree is from a pip. My daughter in law gave me one of each but one died.
My tree now is getting on for 3ft. I've repotted it a few times. It's just in a biggish plastic pot.
I take it out in late spring and put it in the hall late autumn. I water it in the winter once a month but I give it a soaking. Unless we have a long dry summer, the Welsh rain sorts it out.
I grow mine indoors.
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After very long period we are hearing from you. Thanks for your valuable information
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Thank you I now know how to care for citrus trees in garden
Tips for lemon and citrus fruit potted plants were so useful. It helped to understand the problems I was facing with them.
A request please 🙏🏽.
If you could do a video on how to plant and care for….
1. water lilies and lotus plants.
2. Orchids
It would be of great help.
Regards.
Very clear voice and he is very knowledgeable. Perhaps he's a horticulturalist
Thank y'all so much dearest 🌹
Y'all such an inspiration 🥰
Appreciate y'all from the bottom of my heart 💖
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I Love how you put in a vegan option 🥰💕
Very helpful ideas for my lemons trees. During the pandemic and my husband having a car accident that I had to quit my job to take care of him my mind health been has been growing plants. I has so happy to see my lemos and avocado trees growing so nice until now that my lemons are having yellow leaves and my avocado have bright leaves I don't see any bugs or anything probably they're deficient nutrients so definitely I'll try all the tips. Thank you
Martha i hope you n your hisband are doing ok now, i just read your reply, i know you wrote it a year ago, i just pray that you, your husband, lemon and avocado trees are doing well. Gods blessings to you.
A very exhaustive and professional presentation. Excellent, bro🙏👍
Very scientific explanation and included almost all needed.
Wow! Very well said.. thanks so much for all the information, tips, ideas and techniques! I learn something new today I can apply this in my citrus plants here...Thanks for sharing my friend! Done here!
Thanks for this video, it's been very helpful to me and my citrus plants.
Where have you been my friend? I learned so much from you last year and then you disappeared. Your vinegar video along with others helped me sooo much🍅
Well articulated.
Look forward for more such informative talks.
How well you explain. What you say is so absolutely clear. Thank you so much. Greetings from Sri Lankal
Thank you so much for showing how to grow lemons
Thanks for this info. I am struggling with my citrus here in the UK.. This is defo gonna help.
Today i want to plant my meyer lemon bought from shopee in a container. I hope it will grow and produce lots of fruit later. Thanks for info.
Many thanks for these wonderful Tips I've been wanting, for quite a long time!
Apparently, I've been getting some of this right, on my own steam.
However, I feel a trifle more efficient with this Process now and, will duly report in good time, how much (if any) Progress I've made!!
BLESSINGS!!!!!
Excellent video my dearest friend
Keep up the good work and see you around 😍👌💫💫👍👍👍
Best Gardening Tips 😍
Thanks for your valuable advice and guidance in growing citrus fruits 🙏
Thank you--I have several trees in ground but just starting with Myer lemons in pots.
A very friendly voice and great tips...as always simply delivered,without wiffle waffle. Thanks!!!
Thank you. I have been growing a lemon tree from a store bought lemon and it has never flowered. Now I know why and what I can try to fix it, if it is fixable.
This is an insanely good video 🧡🧡🧡. So informative... Shame I cannot put it into practice as I live in Ireland, cold and miserable weather most of the time 😊
Make one room a "Grow Room" for you and your plants. The best plants like it cool and the added lights will make you grow also! I'm from New Hampshire, USA... I know! The indoor plants will make you feel great! Ma 2
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Can grow lemon plants indoors in pots as we do here in Delaware. They do well as long as you put them out in the summer and keep them in a sunny spot near a window in the winter. Quite hardy.
Same here but Ireland is more sunshine than scotland
Thank u gentleman for givesome citrus fruit of gardening.
I love this content, thank you so much for sharing this video. Keep safe and god bless.
Thank you! I’m so excited to learn more about fertilizer
Very helpful and educative as always Sir... Thank lots...
it's very informative. totally needed this information fot my lemon plant. thank you for sharing
Glad to see you back! This was much needed information as we just purchased a Meyer Lemon tree! Thank you.
buying lemon from market more cheap.
@@kayacenk4164 doesn't smell as nice as flowering citrus.
i have a meyer lemon tree.took 3 yrs but full of fruit this year.not really a true lemon tho,it's a combo of lemon and mandarin orange
I am glad I found your video here, I am sure my Meyer lemon will thank you with all its...lemons😄😉👍
@@scottsheehan1596 Where did you buy your tree?
One of the best video on UA-cam 👍🙏
Thank you so much for the tutorial...very useful information. Greetings from Indonesia 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for sharing this video with me. I will try a lemon plant. Hopefully in the very near future. I look forward to viewing more videos with you.
Sounds good advice and useful.Thanks for sharing this with us.
Thank you concise, simple and easy to understand. Currently I am not planting but hopefully in the future.
Thank you so much for your detailed information. Could you please guide on the sequence and time gap between each add on like compost, bone meal, etc.?
Thanks. I have said compost a handful per plant once 15 days and a source of phosphorus starting early in growth period like in seedling stage a table spoon per plant once every 3 months.
@@GardenTips thank you. And also appreciate you bring patient with my query 😊
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Sangat menginspirasi.
Your videos are very much informative. I'm happy watching them. I just hope you can also share with us the idea on how & where we could possibly purchase those essential (fertilizer, etc) to complete your guidance on gardening to all of your viewers. By the way, I'm from Manila City, Philippines . Thank you ❤️
Thanks. You can check your local garden stores or online websites like amazon or others.
Cindy thank you for sharing have a wonderful day
Very nice I own 3 of them in Buffalo Ny one is 7 years old still healty I keep them indoors all time we have short summers I learn if I keep moving them in and out they don't like it is like my kids. lol
@My Buffalo Garden... Sounds like you are saying the plants have finniky personalities.
@@jaycee-ess774 Yes they do lol
@@jaycee-ess774 but most of plants don't like to be moved around . It is shock for them. Maybe for you it is funny but plants are alive. And it is the proven fact that if you speak to them they grow up faster and better. And it is not joke.
@@laramaier3551 Lara,, I speak with them, sing to them. Before I move them I tell them and I tell the ones that are going to be near them. when I finally move them, I encourage them to integrate themselves, and I caution and petition the new neighbors to welcome them and be nice to them.
@@jaycee-ess774 well done bro
Thankyou for sharing this valuable information, you really know your stuff can't wait to get started, although in a very cool country thankyou once again.
I try to watch your videos as much as I can. You have it going brother. I do have a couple of questions, my soil is just under 6 ph and I’d like to bring it up to at least 6.5. What’s the easiest way to do this. Thanks for your help.
When my kids were at home, they had a citrus tree each and would always urinate on their tree. They did exceptionally well
thanks for sharing stay happy 😊
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After 3 month we are hearing your voice. We miss you
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