★ How to: Grow Orange Trees from Seed (A Complete Step by Step Guide)
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- ★ How to: Grow Orange Trees from Seed (A Complete Step by Step Guide)
In Today's Project Diary Video I will be showing a quick and easy way to grow Orange Trees including the collection and Germination of Seeds.
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I ain't gonna lie after looking at the patience...We Need to be thankful for all the farmers for growing our products..
You forgot to mention, need to grow your nails 3 months upfront to ensure you can peel the seeds.
I always have my thumbs and index fingers a quater of an inch all year round. Lmfao
just cut my finger nails 10 min before I watched this 🤦🏾♀️
😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣 crazy
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Awesome. I drive a big rig all over the USA and I started growing an avacado tree in my truck. Lol
Hope the little avocado tree is thriving. What’s brilliant idea!
Cool I have tried three times two successful well nearly I left one at my last place and it died sadly but that was a few years ago got too on the go one very little and the other just has roots hope yours is doing good 👍
That's great, I'm growing 2 on my window sill out of water bottles, their growing faster and thriving better than if I grew them in dirt, they dried out so fast before.
Dora Levitt They need lots of sunlight and thrive in hot temperatures (and a good rainfall, or moist land)
Try weed it’s just as fun
That NAIL!
Guy: Best results by germinating in winter.
Me, in a place with no four seasons: *immediately take notes*
Thanks, I will give this a go ,but in winter
Im from.india i saw ur video and planted seeds ! It took a while but now i see a baby orange coming out of my cup 😚☺
U have a magic life and a really peaceful voice and it looks really peacefully where ur plants are ur a lucky guy
I'm glad it looks that way. We are actually right opposite a busy children's playground and main bus route so I have to chose my filming times correctly ;-)
Plants and animals lovers are the best people in this world. 😊
I love animals too :)
Project Diaries I can feel it . You kind green man !
Agree!!♡♡♡
Project Diaries how much time does it take to grow it
This is by far the most comprehensive and sensible video on youtube for germinating Orange, I assume the Oranges grown by this method will not necessarily produce the same type of Orange that the seed came from. Chris B.
We harvested two dozen sour oranges on a hiking trail on Merritt Island in Florida last week. I juiced them yesterday to make sour orange biscuits and kept ten seeds. I just watched your video, peeled the seeds, and have them wrapped and resting as I type! I am excited to start sour orange trees that will be descendants of the original sour oranges introduced to Florida by the Spaniards in the 1500s!!!
Funny, I’m watching this because I picked a sour orange in Cordoba, Spain at the alcazar. Now looking to grow
thank you for showing us this video it really helped me,
AND I GOT A+ FROM SCHOOL FOR PLANT GROWING COMPETITION THANKS! I SUBSCRIBED😀
THAT'S AMAZING NEWS!! Well done. Would you like to share some of your success on my gardening group? facebook.com/groups/projectdiariesHQ/
I sent a request thank you for inviting me #yourbiggestfan
I tried this link and it doesn't work.
Plant growing competition? Wish my school had that
That was a great trick to get the seeds germinating quicker. I grew citrus from seed some years ago, but I made a mistake in discarding the plants as the fruits were sour beyond belief. With the advent of RUclips, I have heard others say that it takes a few years for the fruit trees to produce fruit that is of the correct sweetness. I now have lime and Yuzu trees, the lime is really happy, has lots of new growth and flowers/ fruit. I think I will have to look at heating the greenhouse in the winter, as where I live (top Rhondda) it can be brutal. I have always wanted to grow citrus - and try some other exotics - so I loved your video. I will be trying more citrus etc. from seed, so will use your technique. I am starting off everything in the winter, mainly as I need plants to be robust in time for our short summer here. Thanks, Vox.
How is it going for the seeds planted? Have they made fruit in 4 years?
My orange seeds sprouted thanks to you!!!!!
How's your tree doing?
After I bought a Meyer Lemon Tree this summer from a local garden center I noticed your video on RUclips when looking for citrus information.
After watching your growing oranges from seed video I have tried it myself following your instructions and after about a month the seed germinated and I now have a Midknight Valencia orange seedling 🌱 with two shoot and small leaves which are about 3cm tall.
Thank you very much for producing this video as it has inspired me to try it myself.
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This is a brilliant channel,like the fact that you admit your mistakes.Love your channel,thank you
Thank you! This channel is basically a diary of what I learn for each project so things don't always go to plan :)
Exactly! Most self centered people just point out other people's mistakes, but he's not afraid to mention his. Btw, you forgot to put a space after your comma before writing "thank you" :)
I’ve followed the Lemon seed growing, I have 4 germinated and put them into a cheap plastic container with lid and so far they are doing really well, it’s now November so I’m looking forward to repotting probably in next 3 weeks, I’ll be doing the orange seeds once these are moved into new pots, thank you and keep the video’s coming, very informative.😉
I just found three seeds in my Cara Cara orange that I love so much and can't wait to try this, Thanks.
100% success using this method! Thank you so much for sharing!
Me who literally lives in the semi dessert part of my country 🤭 FINALLY MY TIME TO SHINE 🤩🌟 Thankyou so much bro 😙 i praise u 🙏🙏🙏
I was so excited to do this, but when I cut my orange it didn't have seeds ;-;
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Navel oranges won’t have seeds. You need to get a Valencia orange or a mandarin.
Lmaoooooooo
Daniel Sandoval thanks for sharing!
Lots of hybrid varieties won't have seed or the seeds they do have, won't germinate. Also, because of how fruits in your local supermarket get stored, you don't always have the ripest fruits available. If you have an orange that will produce seeds (valencia, mandarian, blood orange, etc.) let it sit past the point you'd normally eat it. This will give your orange the time it needs to grow the seeds inside. After all, the nutrient rich fruit is what rots and nourishes the seeds and gives them a good spot to take root. Planting immature seeds or trying to germinate them, won't work.
But be aware that most oranges you find in a store, are hybrid varieties themselves. You might get eventually get a fruit that is like the original, or you might get one that is closer to one of the parent varieties. If it ever produces fruit at all. Some won't no matter how perfect you tend them.
There is also a chance you'll get a wild orange! If your tree starts sprouting thorns, that's what you have. The oranges might have a more gnarled skin even though they'll look nice. They are sour and bitter like you wouldn't believe. They're pretty but not good for much else, other than attracting bees.
Thank you so much for your project diaries. I am 79 years old and just started growing my own veg. Have decided to try growing an orange tree. Thanks to you my little seeds have just produced roots after 14 days in the airing cupboard. When they start to grow I will try and send you a picture. Thank you
I followed most of your steps and Stick Floor out of six of the orange seeds that I used have grown and are alive and I'm super excited about it! Thanks for the video!
Hi mate. Just wanted to say thank you so much for all your videos. I’ve now started planting up things myself with the knowledge you’ve given me! Take care of yourself and all the best! 😄
Great stuff again! You give me confidence👍good educational stuff and I'm 71, (just started gardening)😊
💘 I believe that my thumb will be much greener, thanks to you
Awesome! :)
As long as your Fingernail stays on a moderate size, go for it!
Love your channel! I just started growing an avocado seed and now I'm about to start growing orange seeds! Thank you!
Wonderful video, very simple and clear. Never thought I had to peel the seed like this. No wonder all my attempts were failure. Can't wait to try this. Thank you so much.
I have grown them that way in the past, but I will try this way as it makes sense that it is easier.
I'm in England it's winter here so I'm going to start today ty
Despite the rather gruesome nails, I love the channel and your content man. I know this video is rather old, but keep up the good work :)
They're really not that bad ;)
Fare play friend haha
@@ProjectDiaries yes they are buddy
Lol
I just love your videos, and the simple way of yours explaining the things. Keep up the good work and lots of luck for the future.
Thank you! :)
Thank you for your knowledge.
Thx buddy...it was successful....i grew a citrus fruit...that is almost extinct from our area....5 plants r growing in cups....thx alot
That's great! well done
Well done! That is a much greater achievement than most of us will have. Be proud that you have managed to do that. So important to cherish our heritage varieties.
I believe that although leaving the shell on the seed slows down the process, it does give your tree greener leaves. I watched this video around 3 years ago from last week and I now have a 5 foot tall orange tree producing oranges, thank you for the video
Hey, I recently planted my sed around 2 months ago. I had overwatwered it, and the seedling started to dry out. I suspected it was due to root rotting and so I changed pot with more dry sand. Anty ideas on how to save the seedling? BTW the seeds are green, but they are dry, the stem is also shrivelled up. Edit: I live in the middle east, and now its the colder season, very cold during nights, so I have them indoors.
Yummy 🤤
Brilliant tutorial, thanks for sharing this information! I've been struggling for ages to get them seeds growing.
Saw your video and started my seeds and poof there off and growing thank you keep the videos coming very informative
Thank you for the advice and help. I’m looking forward to starting some seedlings.hugs and love from Texas!
Thank you so much!~ I started my orange seed few weeks ago and they are currently in the process of germinating :) Your information was really helpful and this video was brilliant, so I’m hoping to transfer them in a pot later on. Many thanks to you!
Updates? Do you have fruits now?
Just what I needed!! Thank you for the great video🙂
Excellent video. Thanks for the great tips at the end!
Great video!! I’m in Texas. Thanks for such detailed instructions and the weekly update photos.👌🏼
I’m going to try this. Nice video. Thanks
I am glad you did this video!! I had some orange seeds and was waiting for them to germinate but completly forgot about it. I just checked them and they are starting to show a bit of green on the side Thank you!!!
You're very welcome :)
How is it now? :)
thanks so much again i'm hooked on your vids so enjoyable to watch , I am gonna give some of these a try and hoping they work for me I do not have a green thumb but you never just maybe I can grow something love from Canada
Great video. I was planning on starting some orange trees myself and didn't know about opening the seed or germinating them before planting. That was great timing for me.
Awesome! I finished this Video a while back but I just didn't have time to edit it. Glad it was good timing for you :)
I'm so glad I found you here. I love your video well explanatory to understand totally step by step..Love it... I've subscribed your channel for more educative videos. Thanks
What an excellent video! I have grown lemon trees before but never managed oranges. I thoroughly enjoyed this and learned so much. Have subscribed to your channel. Thank you
Excellent, off to look at more of your stuff :)
Just found this video. I started some from this past fall. I started mine the same way you did. Of course I lost some but the rest are doing well. They’re about six inches high. I already have a large Hamlin Orange and lemon tree in my garden. But I want to try growing my own trees, since the fruit has been so good. And it’s so much fun experimenting.❤️
That's lovely! don't expect a quick turn over. these take around 10 years to fruit and sometime if they're hybrids they won't fruit at all
I'm trying mine right now!🙂🙃Gracias!!!
Do you play guitar? That's how my nails used to look years ago when I played lol
Indeed I do :)
cool!
@Howdy Justice separating seeds and strumming a guitar is something you normally do with your dominant hand.
@Howdy Justice -when you were talking about his left hand you wanted to know if he was left-handed I'm such a dummy I gave you the information to figure out what his dominant hand was. Sorry if I made you feel stupid by answering your question. I want you to feel very smart now I recognize you know how to tell whether someone is left or right handed you must have been concerned about the length of his fingernails are as a result of not cutting them. I'm sure I don't need to explain to you why they're not as short as people who cut their nails. You could also assume that people have long nails on both their hands use both their hands as tools. Long fingernails are probably most common in the artist community. So you didn't want to know why his fingernails were long? you didn't want to know if he was left-handed? Do you know what you wanted to know when you left the? At the end of the sentence? I didn't really see anything on his left hand he's wearing a ring on his right hand I hope this helps.
@@somewhatinformed1208 sort ya napper out lad
I'm in love with this channel!
Awesome! So glad you like it :)
I have tried this and mine also came out as his. I am so excited! I’ve planted them in pots already. I dont know what to expect though but let’s just hope for the best. 🤞
Great video!! thank you!!!
i really like listening to u explain stuff. good content.
Thank you very much you have taught me you are very clever and honest guy thx
I did it with a cup and cotton it works as well 👍
I started growing lemons. And they show improvement thanks.
All in all really nice vid ;) Keep going! Thumbs up!
Awesome project. I'll be sure to give it a go soon!!!
Good luck! :)
Thank you so much for posting :))
THANKS, seeds sprouted and gave some fruit.
We made some orange juice and sold it.
what country u live?>?
MarTube you got fruit in 7 months
Why the hell you lying
I've just got back from Seville. Oranges can be found just fallen on the road and in public spaces. I brought one back to London and will try this. 🍊 🤞
Thank you! Just as I told you about my project with mandarines! :D
Don't forget to post your updates on my facebook Gardening Group :)
Thank u for making such helpful videos
Hi! My orange seedling Josh is 9 and a half months old but he only has 10 leafs c: he doesn't have any deficiencies tho! And I keep him indoors all the time. He looks really happy, he's just taking his time ^^
Thank you .super video.congrats for your further videos.
You inspired me to to the garden thankyou keep up the awesome vids 🤙
Great to hear! You're welcome :)
Top video mate many thanks for sharing
Thankyou for the video
First time viewer! Love the channel...😎
Awesome ❤
This is going to be my next project 😊
Excellent video
steups... I have 12 magoes trees already from this technique
Great video. 👍
I found this to be a very helpful video. I live in the Sierra Foothills in California and our winters can be very long and cold on occasion. When I start heat-loving seedlings, I keep them under lights with a standard heating pad underneath on low. It seems to keep all the tender fruit and vegetable seeds thriving. I have modified 2 10-gallon aquariums to hold my seedlings and they sit right on top of the heating pads. I will be starting lots of stone fruits this winter, but after watching your video, may get going on the oranges now, in late summer.
That's great to hear. If you'd like to share your progress, I've set up a gardening group for people to do so :) facebook.com/groups/projectdiariesHQ/
Ty started mine today
Amazing !!!!
It works! 😁
Subbed for the wholesome content.
I followed your advice and it worked like a charm! How often should I water the soil once the root is planted in the pot?
This is great. Thank you
Very cool video, thanks a lot!
nice..thank you for sharing... i will try that ...
GOOD JOB!
I ate a CA naval orange last night and thought it was so good. Didn't have any seeds. I ate one, while watching you and found 5 seeds this time. I have them started. If I find anymore, I'm going to germinate them. Then, when SHTF, I'll sell orange trees.
Use Wood ash from a fire pit or fire place to enrich your fruit tree soils. Not charcoal but, wood ash.
It has all the things you're missing for your fruit trees in it. Iron, zinc, manganese, potassium, etc.
Thank you, my friend, for suggesting wood ash. I use it but with ignorance of such important elements, but merely observing the healthy looking plants as a result. I always wondered what 'magic' it was therein contained in ashes. And was about to ask how to get those elements without using chemical fertilizers. Thanks. The best results also come when the ashes are not overburnt, or, harvest the ash as fresh as possible. The sour the better.
This will be my new project for today! I'm currently growing lemon, moringa, avocado, mint, celery (from grocery store stalk!), onions, sweet potatoes, catnip, ginger, pineapple - the only seeds I bought were moringa and catnip. I've not found a video from you on catnip, still looking, if you haven't made one could you? The medicinal properties for humans surprised me!
Weldon my dear friend
No 1 your work .
I love your channel very useful for my Commnuty n
Great video!
Thank you.
I just popped the seed with the husk intact into the soil and I got a nice little seedling in about 40 days
thanks for the information
You're welcome :)
Another good way to grow citrus trees, especially ones that need a warm environment, is to buy a £20 electric propagator. And also because they're heavy feeders, it's always good to grind some multivitamins into a find powder and feed it to them. Using both of those methods in conjunction with each other ensure a strong, healthy and viable citrus tree ;)
Do you mean human multi vitamins?? Would I still need fertilizer then? Thank you!
This is the cutest thing mine grew behind a window infront of the sun it actually one of the best things ive planted
Amazing. many thank. I like your video .
You're welcome :)
Ty another great video, I’m in England,,,,,
love your videos
Thank you! :)
Thanks your good video