Loved your video! I'm amazed that all the fertilizing was that one spike. My tree produced about 1/3 of that, and I was excited. Now I see I need to water it more and protect it from the sun a bit. I'm going for a bigger pot this season and support the branches! I'm truly inspired!
Hello, my name is Viola. I live in Central Florida. Your video came across my timeline. I decided to watch it because I have meyer lemon trees that I am struggling with. After watching your video and reading your about tab, I decided to subscribe. Thank you for sharing what you do. Have a blessed day
Thank you Ma’am for your wonderful comment.I truly appreciate your support. I never thought someone would subscribe to my channel regarding my ‘channel’s About’. RESPECT 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you. I’m growing one In the mojave desert. I cover it in the winter with Christmas lights to keep it from freezing and shade it in the hot summer months
This is my second season of having mine, got it from Home Depot last may. Started blooming in March/April. I have one lemon. Still very green. I was worried it was mislabeled lime. It was good to see yours turn yellow by September so I’ll wait till the end of the year and see what happens.
How many years have you had this tree? I got 2 this year, one with 2 lemons still on tree and currently both trees under grow lights, 12 hours/day. Lots of flowers and looks like I have potential for many lemons if all goes well. But my Owaris started out with 2 fruits first year, but this year was a bust, with 2 inedible green fruits. one plant likely to go in ground soon and with luck, it wont die. Transplanted from plastic pot to grow bag and no roots on outside next to pot which I heard may be from solar heat on black pot. Bottom was a tangle, so thinned those roots and will see if it survives once it gets into ground. Nice to see success nearby my area so I have hope!
Hi Callme gilligan, bought this during the summer of 2019 . It had one fruit when I bought it and next year onwards it started producing really well. My owari Satsuma hasn’t produced any fruit since last two years. Once because I didn’t cover it whit started growing flower buds and I failed to cover the plant during freeze and everything froze and lost that year’s fruit. Last year we had an extreme freeze during January and again I didn’t protect it well. Hoping to see some fruit this year. Fingers crossed.
Your lemons are very beautiful, have you perhaps measured the total weight, it is probably 7-8kg, it would be good to compare the weight of the lemons in the coming years.
Hi! Thanks for the video. What happen with the leaves after you harvest? I noticed the were greener when budding. Does the tree drop the leaves and grow new ones every season? I don't know what to expect from my new tree
If you notice in the beginning of the video during January, the plant still had some leaves. Now in November the plant has lost 70 percent of its leaves. So I am pretty sure it will start new growth in another two months.
Depends on how hot your summers are. NC gets very hot in mid to upper 90’s pretty much every day in summer months and I have to water the plant every day to keep it in stable condition. All it needs is well draining soil and nothing to worry about root rot.
Loved your video! I'm amazed that all the fertilizing was that one spike. My tree produced about 1/3 of that, and I was excited. Now I see I need to water it more and protect it from the sun a bit. I'm going for a bigger pot this season and support the branches! I'm truly inspired!
November 6th and you can keep your Meyer Lemon tree outside,this is great. I don’t think I can do this here in southern Germany.
Hello, my name is Viola. I live in Central Florida. Your video came across my timeline. I decided to watch it because I have meyer lemon trees that I am struggling with. After watching your video and reading your about tab, I decided to subscribe. Thank you for sharing what you do. Have a blessed day
Thank you Ma’am for your wonderful comment.I truly appreciate your support.
I never thought someone would subscribe to my channel regarding my ‘channel’s About’. RESPECT 🙏🙏🙏
@@ncgardeningandcookingadventure you are welcome. Yes, I always like to read the about page before subscribing.
Thanks for sharing your journey. I just received a meyers lemon tree and I needed the step by step visual. I enjoyed your video.🙂
Thank you so much for your lovely feedback.
Wow. Citrus are my favorite. Yours looks great and healthy. Thanks for sharing
Thank you so much 😊
Thank you. I’m growing one
In the mojave desert. I cover it in the winter with Christmas lights to keep it from freezing and shade it in the hot summer months
Beautiful tree 😊Thanks for sharing
Thank you so much 😊
Looks great 👍 thanks for sharing
Thank you so much!
Great video, keep going ❤
Why are you cutting them still with green?
Great job thanks
This is my second season of having mine, got it from Home Depot last may. Started blooming in March/April. I have one lemon. Still very green. I was worried it was mislabeled lime. It was good to see yours turn yellow by September so I’ll wait till the end of the year and see what happens.
I had the same worry but it just takes a few months!
@@MD-lb4lg yea it was a lemon
I'm glad about that.
❤wow
How many years have you had this tree? I got 2 this year, one with 2 lemons still on tree and currently both trees under grow lights, 12 hours/day. Lots of flowers and looks like I have potential for many lemons if all goes well. But my Owaris started out with 2 fruits first year, but this year was a bust, with 2 inedible green fruits. one plant likely to go in ground soon and with luck, it wont die. Transplanted from plastic pot to grow bag and no roots on outside next to pot which I heard may be from solar heat on black pot. Bottom was a tangle, so thinned those roots and will see if it survives once it gets into ground. Nice to see success nearby my area so I have hope!
Hi Callme gilligan, bought this during the summer of 2019 . It had one fruit when I bought it and next year onwards it started producing really well. My owari Satsuma hasn’t produced any fruit since last two years. Once because I didn’t cover it whit started growing flower buds and I failed to cover the plant during freeze and everything froze and lost that year’s fruit. Last year we had an extreme freeze during January and again I didn’t protect it well. Hoping to see some fruit this year. Fingers crossed.
Nice video. What is your USDA temperature zone.
That tree is a beauty. What gallon planter do you use?
Thank you so much! I think it should be at least 25 gallon size pot.
Do you freeze the lemon juice? Or what do you do with so many lemons? Hoping I will have that problem 😁 one day.
wow
Your lemons are very beautiful, have you perhaps measured the total weight, it is probably 7-8kg, it would be good to compare the weight of the lemons in the coming years.
Sure I will measure the weight next time I harvest. Thank you for your suggestion.
they're still green bruh..they're still green
My tree has many blossoms and also have tiny green lemons starting to grow. Some however; have, at their tiny size, turned yellow and fallen off. Why?
The tree keeps only what it can handle! Rest of the fruit are dropped. Please add some cow manure compost!
What type of soil mix you use? Is your lemon tree grafted?
I recently repotted the tree and recorded how I made the soil mix . Will upload the video in another 10 days. Kindly wait for my next video.
Hi! Thanks for the video. What happen with the leaves after you harvest? I noticed the were greener when budding. Does the tree drop the leaves and grow new ones every season? I don't know what to expect from my new tree
If you notice in the beginning of the video during January, the plant still had some leaves. Now in November the plant has lost 70 percent of its leaves. So I am pretty sure it will start new growth in another two months.
I am new to this, but all other tutorial say i should only water every week or so...why you water everyday.. ? No afraid of root rot?
Depends on how hot your summers are. NC gets very hot in mid to upper 90’s pretty much every day in summer months and I have to water the plant every day to keep it in stable condition. All it needs is well draining soil and nothing to worry about root rot.
Mine is in ground in NC
Spike is supposed to be in the ground… not on it. Like a real spike.
It’s still not on the ground, it’s an inche or two below the ground where feeder roots are.
No way this is a tree started from store bought lemons/seeds, in my opinion
Why don't you talk?
I'm in Pa do you sell dwarf Meyer lemon trees& ship to me?
Why are the leaves yellowing?
The tree was severely root bound and needed a good root pruning. Will upload the video about it soon.
@@ncgardeningandcookingadventure thank you for responding. I just wanted to know in case I run into that. So far mine’s doing really well.
Are you mute?
Hey yes ! How did you find 😉