How I Grow My Citrus in a Container / Up-potting my Fruiting Navel Orange
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Up-potting my Fruiting Navel Orange/How I Grow My Citrus in Containers
I had a few concerns about up potting this amazing Navel Orange while it was flowering. This tree finished fruiting and it blew up with flowers. I really wanted to re pot this this season, right before summer arrive but I didn't want to lose my flowers and the chance to have fruit.
I didn't want to bore you at the beginning of this video so I'll leave my thought to the end of the video.
I'll do the how to re-pot a navel orange step by step first.
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A lot of garden videos don’t go into what they put into the soul and being in Arizona it’s super important for me to learn this so I appreciate this video so much cause you explain everything you put in there!! Thank you! So happy I found your channel today.
Thank you so much and welcome. I hope to hear from you in my other videos and I am happy to hear this was helpful to you. Have a bless day.
Beautiful tree 😍😍🍊🍊
Thank you 😊 💓
Great info! That was a big job up potting-y’all did a great job!
It really was, I couldn't of done it alone. But it felt so good to get it done. Its been in this pot for 5 years. The roots were root bound for 5 years.
Thank you for sharing w/us. 💘
That was hard work! Job well done! Can't wait to see the fruits of your works😇
It was hard work so happy its done, good think is that we o ly do this once a few years, not to bad. I was dreading the transplant vut the tree seems to be doing very well.🤗
❤️ great work 👍
Great job on your tree!! Roots are gonna love their new home.
Thank you, I think you are right, the roots are going to be so happy, so far the tree didnt lose its fruit or leaves. So I think its happy. Yay!!! Thank you for watching🤗
That was a huge job. The tree looks great there. I like how you put this video together.
Hi thank you, it waz a huge job 😅. Thats why I needed help and had to wait for my husband to be available. I'm so happy it's done🤗 its doing so well and it still has fruit on it yay! I tried not to bored people with my chats lol so I've saved it till the end.
I have dwarf lemon tree on the same size your pots, not only it gives me a lemon, but also the yellow leaves makes my garden very vibrant and alive.
Any tips on keeping your citrus safe from frost? What to do once they are in the pot and heavy?
Great soil mixture..Lovely navel orange. Mine just turned in 2 years. Happy Gardening 🌱
2 years you should be getting fruit soon 🤗 i thought this tree was 7 years old but its actually 5 year old. Its fruit at 4years old. Happy Gardening.
New citrus tree owner here😍 Thanks for the tips! I forgot to put a layer of mulch on top for those feeder roots. Will do today! Thanks again.
Yay! Congrats what teee did you get? Im so happy for you, their fun and rewarding 🤗💚. Thank you for watching, glad you found a helpful tip.
I have a Mexican Thornless lime and a Meyer 🍋
Good job Diane family working together for the greater good LOL I know about those heavy pots got a video coming up about the same thing take care
Thank you Rob, ill check it out. It's definitely easier when we work together. Which tree are you up-potting?
2 kumquats
Good timing with this video Diana as I've got 3 citrus growing in small pots that all need up potting later this month as they are all looking sorry for themselves, all great advice thanks 😎
Awesome! I'm know to alway have good timing although it's not alwsy good lol ! Great time to transplant. I hope they thrive in their new container. 🤗
I've done the Lime and the kumquat last Sunday, decided to leave the grapefruit until the end of May and I'll leave it outside all summer once it's repotted
Awesome Video. Can't wait to see how you train the tree and how it fruits after it is trained. Thanks for the video.
Thank you for watching, its going to look beautiful cant wait to see it too. The oranges from this tree are soooooo sweet. Im hopping for a bigger harvest next year.
Its going to look amazing, can't wait to share and update in a few months. 🤗 the fruit on this tree was amazing!
Great video I been dreading to transplant my lemon tree and this video firer me up to get it done . My tree has give me a time it has no leaves due to the cold front that came through . I put all my citrus back in the garage for the cold front and it's still got affected.I think I might need to order 2 new plants just in case.Thanks again
I'm happy to hear your excited about getting your transplant done. Yay! its been almost a week since you posted this. did you do it? is the weather better now? I really hope your trees made it through this winter. I would transplant once your area warms up a little. does your garage have a window?
Hey Garden Love thanks for the tips! That was a big task but you made it look easy! It's nice to meet another content creator on RUclips that supports the green movement!
Hi thank you for watching, it took a little time and effort but I'm so happy it's finally done. Thanks for the support, I would love to see your creativity. What do you focus on?
@@GardenloveHomestead Well my channel, you can find it here ruclips.net/user/zaylegrant , overall promotes the green movement! I show how to grow tutorials, plant updates, stuff like that :) I would love to see you in the comments sometime too!
@@IsaiahLegrant nice! I Just saw your channel new sub
@@GardenloveHomestead Oh wow, thank you so much Garden Love!
@@IsaiahLegrant thanks for reaching out! I love this community!
There is something therapeutic about transplanting plants & trees into larger pots. I really enjoy doing it.
I plan on transplanting my Lil Cado Avocado tree & Mexicola Avocado trees from a 5gal to 20gal containers.
I loved the sped up video, please do an update in about 6 months.
Ill definitely do an update in November we shoukd have fruit by then. Thats the month get got oranges last year. It does feel amazing transplanting these cute fruits trees. I love it! You should definitely transplant your soon. Where do you live?
@@GardenloveHomestead I live in the San Fernando Valley. My tree's are doing amazing. Where's the update?
Hi! I almost never comment on videos but wanted to know where you got the different potting skills mixtures? I’d love to follow your regiment! Thank you!
Wow that tree was absolutely gorgeous. It was so full and vibrant. Does it stay that way all year round?
Nice video . EBstone has changed most of their graphics on their soil and amendments I can’t wait to see the new growth on my Washington navel
They sure did change their packaging, I hope your navel orange gets tons of new leaves and flowers.
Great video, as always.
Thank you Marvin. Have a blesses day 🤗🙂
The speed up was fun...like y'all was stomping that barrel like let it go
Hahahaha 😅😅😅😂😂😂 thanks that tree was really in there but it finally came out. Thanks for watching 🤗
Hi I’ve transplantedtwo if mine into larger pots while flowering and fruiting foliar feed the tree twice a week with fish emulsion and Epsom salt had no problems also once a month chelates iron manganese and boron once a month
this tree is doing amazing, it still has a lot of fruit on it. it dint skip a beat. I do the same feeding once a month. However, I don't use iron unless i have yellow leaves. I about to make a video on the feeding schedule and what i use to feed my fruit trees in container. I love Fish emulsion its the best thing ever.
Garden love yes but citrus in ground and containers always could use chelates iron manganese and boron they sell it that way marked for citrus it helps the tree over all yellow leave most time is magnesium sulfate or Epsom salt. Southern Ag Chelated Citrus Nutritional Spray, 16oz - 1 Pint www.amazon.com/dp/B00A51Y8ZM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_bo.5Cb8QWWVPY
What about transplant shock. Touch on this please. Citrus
Hi GL I think I've really damaged my meyer lemon and keylime tree. I thought the soil smelled sour. Thinking it was root rot, I panicked and unpotted them. Sat their roots in water. I completely rinsed off the dirt from all the roots. Repotted in new soil. They were doing good for about a week, but now all the leaves are dropping or curling really bad. Do you think they got transplant shock? Should I just leave them alone? Are the trees dying? I don't know what to do now to care for them...heelpp lol
Hi, sorry to hear about your trees. No need to panic. By removing all tge soil off you also removed many other little roots. The tree is definitely going through shock. Make sure you keep them in the shade for now. No direct sun. The pot has plenty of draining holes. Good draining soil. Mulch and water as need it. Dont let the soil dy out complete for the 1st week or so. Where do you live? What zone. Whats the climate there like?
@@GardenloveHomestead Thanks so much for your quick reply. Im in 8a in Georgia. It just starting to be 65-70 at night and 70-80 during the day. These are my very first citrus ive have and ive been almost killing them for 2 years lol. I just want to get them to grow like yours. I am so impressed with how you were able to get fruit in your containers growing so healthy. I really want to master how to grow in containers and get fruit like you did. Your new homestead is absolutely goregous!!! Thank you for sharing your journey with us!
Nice video
Thank you 🤗❤
Thanks for the video, love it. It’s August now, my tree is small Meyer lemon tree but it’s blooming. Is it to late in the season to transplant into a bigger pot? It’s in a 6 inch pot, and I’d like to get it into an 8 or 10 inch pot in preparation of my fruit to set.
What zone are you in? In in CA zone 9b and I've done transplanted a tree during this time. I would just suggest to keep it in the shade until it gets through the transplant shock. I hope that was helpful.
Hi, I’m in Zone 5, Colorado and I just purchased the “tree” this past Spring but it’s the third time or series of blooms since I picked it up. The blooms fell last time because of many reasons. Can I transplant it into a bigger pot this year, while there still blooms and a fruit starting to set? I don’t want to loose the fruit.
Where r u from
Hi, im from California. How about you?
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