How I Forced my new Meyer Lemon to bloom and fruit in one season

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  • Опубликовано: 29 янв 2025

Комментарии • 6

  • @user-su5du9ln8r
    @user-su5du9ln8r 29 дней назад +1

    Nice video. Thanks for sharing. The leaves become important to properly ripen the fruit. Take care not to let the small tree hold on to too much fruit or you'll risk stunting it.

    • @JTandLittleB
      @JTandLittleB  28 дней назад

      thanks! a lot of the fruit dropped from lack of sun (my husband moved the plant into a shady spot and I didn't notice until too late) 🥲 now, I'm just hoping no more fruit drop!

  • @margaretmarshall3645
    @margaretmarshall3645 Месяц назад

    The bees sure love Meyer lemon blossoms. If they bloom indoors with no pollinators, do they still produce and hold fruit?

    • @margaretmarshall3645
      @margaretmarshall3645 Месяц назад

      Oh, I just got to the part where you hand pollinate with a brush. Seems logical.
      I LOVE the smell of Meyer lemon blossoms! Totally with you there. 😊

  • @peterfarrell8520
    @peterfarrell8520 14 дней назад

    Do Americans suffer from (Citrus- Gall-wasp) if not would you like some?) Just joking, because there’s nothing funny about these little bugger’s. And we have been trying to live with them, in our citrus plants for years. And global warming is proving to add to our war against insects and their destructive nature of feeding on our trees.?!!!

  • @JTandLittleB
    @JTandLittleB  2 месяца назад +3

    **yay! Persian lime's fruit actually set- ruclips.net/user/shortsmbrYMefu-dE?si=pYWpRHq5MMnWqtGR
    you might like my luffa growing video as well!
    ruclips.net/video/DMZAQ6-p0kk/видео.htmlsi=DaG_S-b6NxhobWEb