Hi Charles, thanks for the pruning video today! I have 3 semi-dwarf citrus arriving this Wednesday from Four Winds Growers! And I have all your great products, including fertilizer and 3-In-1 Plant guard ready for planting the trees. Will most likely prune 'tops' of these next year as they grow to keep them manageable for returning indoors late fall. Thanks for all your great products as well as your 'how-to' videos! You are the expert and because of your teachings, I've always had the best of luck with my orange and lemon trees by following your instruction!
Good afternoon Al, I just got three (3) citrus trees arriving today from Four Winds Growers, to be planted at our local Fire Station 76! Meyer, Eureka & Valencia varieties to offer our first responders delicious food and health! Stay tuned for those plantings… Charles 🍊🍋🙌
@@IVOrganic That's really cool, Charles!!! They'll certainly enjoy those once the trees start fruiting! I purchased a Lisbon lemon, a Eureka lemon and a Washington navel...all semi-dwarf. Will try and keep them from getting too tall by pruning tops back as needed and let the trees bush out more into more 'squatty' type container trees. Can't wait!!! Soil, containers, everything prepared today!!! Easy with my binder that's arranged for taking care of these precious trees and filled with all your great teachings over the years!!! Again, thank you so much!!! Al W. Canton, IL
0:00 - INTRO 2:05 - Pruning For Compact Structure with Minimal Growth & Maximum Blooms 8:07 - Pruning For Tall Structure with Maximum Growth & Fewer (yet larger-size) Blooms; ie, long-stem roses 11:27 - Why NOT to prune plants before the Last Chance Of Frost Date. 15:45 - Mulching vs. Composting vs. Fertilizing 21:51 - WhiteWashing with IV Organic 3-in-1 Plant Guard 28:56 - How To Make IV Organic Total Plant Guard Spray for the benefits of transplant shock, curbing weather extremes & insect and rodent repellent protection. 33:41 - One (1) Week Update
Hi Charles, thanks for rose trimming video. I use your ready spray for my plants n trees that are in full sun and it helps them not burn in all day sun or get bugs. I received roses from the store and to my surprise they started to grow new plants. I am shocked but I am trying to root them. They are growing but no roots in water yet. The flowers have died but the shoots are growing out from stem. What is the best way to grow roots so I can get many plants from them. ?
If the pollinators are out, it’s best to apply in the early AM or later afternoon when activity is low and product has a chance to dry (about 15 minutes).
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Hi Charles, thanks for the pruning video today! I have 3 semi-dwarf citrus arriving this Wednesday from Four Winds Growers! And I have all your great products, including fertilizer and 3-In-1 Plant guard ready for planting the trees. Will most likely prune 'tops' of these next year as they grow to keep them manageable for returning indoors late fall. Thanks for all your great products as well as your 'how-to' videos! You are the expert and because of your teachings, I've always had the best of luck with my orange and lemon trees by following your instruction!
Good afternoon Al,
I just got three (3) citrus trees arriving today from Four Winds Growers, to be planted at our local Fire Station 76! Meyer, Eureka & Valencia varieties to offer our first responders delicious food and health! Stay tuned for those plantings…
Charles 🍊🍋🙌
@@IVOrganic That's really cool, Charles!!! They'll certainly enjoy those once the trees start fruiting! I purchased a Lisbon lemon, a Eureka lemon and a Washington navel...all semi-dwarf. Will try and keep them from getting too tall by pruning tops back as needed and let the trees bush out more into more 'squatty' type container trees. Can't wait!!! Soil, containers, everything prepared today!!! Easy with my binder that's arranged for taking care of these precious trees and filled with all your great teachings over the years!!! Again, thank you so much!!! Al W. Canton, IL
0:00 - INTRO
2:05 - Pruning For Compact Structure with Minimal Growth & Maximum Blooms
8:07 - Pruning For Tall Structure with Maximum Growth & Fewer (yet larger-size) Blooms; ie, long-stem roses
11:27 - Why NOT to prune plants before the Last Chance Of Frost Date.
15:45 - Mulching vs. Composting vs. Fertilizing
21:51 - WhiteWashing with IV Organic 3-in-1 Plant Guard
28:56 - How To Make IV Organic Total Plant Guard Spray for the benefits of transplant shock, curbing weather extremes & insect and rodent repellent protection.
33:41 - One (1) Week Update
Hv the white. Think I'll order green next time.
Hello Maria 👋 GREAT! Happy Gardening 2024! 🌱👍
Hi Charles, thanks for rose trimming video. I use your ready spray for my plants n trees that are in full sun and it helps them not burn in all day sun or get bugs. I received roses from the store and to my surprise they started to grow new plants. I am shocked but I am trying to root them. They are growing but no roots in water yet. The flowers have died but the shoots are growing out from stem. What is the best way to grow roots so I can get many plants from them. ?
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What about bees when you white wash?
If the pollinators are out, it’s best to apply in the early AM or later afternoon when activity is low and product has a chance to dry (about 15 minutes).