How to Grow Citrus trees in Containers/ How to Care for Citrus
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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Step by Step Guide to grow Citrus trees in Containers/ How to and Care for Citrus
Tips on How to Grow a Eureka Lemon in Containers / What I've learned from my Mistakes/ Story Time
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Hey friends, this is what I've learned in the last 7 years with my Eureka lemon . I hope this is helpful.
how to grow citrus in a container
do's and Do's for citrus
how to water citrus in containers
how to feed your citrus in containers
how much fun and or shade for a young citrus
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I'm glad that this suggestion popped up, Diana! I'm so glad that I found your channel!
Thank you so much, I'm sorry I didn't see these messages. I log into my computer today. I was able to see a lot of messages my phone didn't let me see. thank you for watching. where are you located?
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Thnks alot u r correct about potted trees they need more attention.
They do, but it's worth it 😙
Ppl can talk all they want on what you're supposed to do, but actual growing experience and what was learned over YEARS of mistakes - can't be topped. Your persistence paid off. Thanks for sharing - I learned a lot!
You are absolutely right, 💯❤ this tree thought me soooo much and I'm glad I was able to share this with you 😀
Thanks for sharing , your lemon looks beautiful
Mayra Cortez Thank you 🤗☺. So excited to have my very own home grown Eurika lemon. ☺😊yum 🤗
This tree looks amazing! Gardening is about learning and growing from your mistakes and becoming a better gardener over time. Enjoy the fruits!
eva’s backyard garden Hi, defiantly! Your absolutely right. It's been a great learning experience.
Very informative information on growing citrus trees. Thank you for your growing tips.
Thank you, I'm happy to hear to found this video informative 🙂🤗. Look forward to back from you in future videos. Have a bless day.
Great job. Thanks for sharing what you have learned. Keep Growing!❤️
Cheryl’s Organic Food Forest Thank you Cheryl, its been a fun getting to this point. Thank you dir your support. 🤗🙂☺🤗
mike at green thumb is really nice and knowledgeable.
Yes he is! I love Mike! He helped me alot when i first got started. If you see him tell him Garden Love Diana Said Hi friend 🙋♀️🤗
Hi Diane..I bought a red rio grape fruit and planted on the half wine barrel. I followed all your tips and tricks and its doing great. Now I have to learn how to do the espalier. Thank you once again.
Connie Romero that is great. Its going to do great. I have a video on how I espilar my Pomagranate look it up. It is the same thing for a citrus. 🤗
Great info. Gonna try it with my lemon tree. Thanks.
Nice refresher course Diane a lot of people will appreciate it keep up the good work lemon tree looking real good have a great day stay cool
Rob's Yard Hi Rob, thank you. Its been fun getting to this point. Thank you foe your support. I hope your staying cool too. How are the temperatures over there, right now?
Catching up on channels!💜 Awesome video my husband recently got me a lemon tree. I grew up around lemon trees and loved it. There is no such thing as silly questions knowledge is power. I’m going to try to grow mine indoors if possible never done it. Love your video and beautiful lemon tree!💚💚💚💚💚💚
where did you get that trellis?
Costco is a great place to purchase ur fruit trees.
I've got a Mexican Key lime, Persian Lime, Meyer lemon, & two grape vines for around $20 each.
I think the fruit trees were 5 gal pots.
Great video 👍
Thank you so much for watching. I agree with you costco always has great deals for tree if your costco carries trees. mine costco doesnt :( its so sad. Im happy to hear that you have access to them through costco. what else are you growing and how are they doing>?
Thank you for the awesome information.. :")
Angie so glad you got a chance to see this video. thank you for your support. :)
Loved the video and the things you learned while growing citrus in containers, I needed this,because i was sparingly watering them because i have killed so many yrs ago, people kept saying don't water as much . Now i know that here in this blistering heat and sun they really need the water being containers.
Great video girl!! 😎
Jenina Simplicio Marik Thank you 🤗☺😊
Dang going to those workshops are paying off...Wow....what a presentation;)
Louisiana Gardening Family lol, thank you.
I found this soil mixture works well for nearly all plants: Coco coir and vermiculite 1:1 ratio. Then you add some work castings, a few cops depending on the batch. And finally, either fertilizer or compost. Usually, if it's a citrus, I add citrus/azelea fertilizer to the soil to get the plant started. Mix it in and the azelea fertilizer provides the acidity they need. Coco coir holds water well but very good with drainage. Vermiculite absorbs a lot of water and helps with drainage. This all helps to make sure over watering is very difficult in case of a rain storm or you make a mistake. Once I added the plant to the new Soo, I make sure to NOT cover most, if not all, of the surface roots. Around them i add some work castings, again making sure to not cover the surface/feeder roots. Now, iadd a nice later of mulch. Much is ok to cover the feeder roots because it breathes, insuring they won't rot because of too much moisture, and it keeps the soil moist and cooler than the temperature outside. An added benefit that I'm only starting to fully understand the impact of is that over time, the wood chips start to definite for to bacteria and mainly fungi. Fungal compost is extremely good for plants but many don't have it. This adds nutrients that otherwise your plants can't get. So mulch is super helpful. I've tried this with my new Meyer lemon and once it established itself and set new growth, it's taken off. Only problem I've had so far is over heating when the sun is beating down on it. It's been raining a lot but no overwatering issue so far. What you think of this method?
I use coco coir and perlite 1:1 works great soil is very aerate and fluffy my citrus love it along with fish emulsion they grow like weeds my birds of paradise live the soil moisture to
That is a pretty good formula. I like it. Thank you for sharing :) has your meyer lemon produce any fruit? I am sure it had they are great at producing fruit specially if you give them the right care and sounds like you know what you are doing. thank you for watching and for your comment. please come back and visit. have a blesses day!
Yes! those are great for citrus. thank you for watching.
Great video. Remember you can also use a azaleas mix potting soil
NJCali Gardener Hi, yes I've try using the azalea potting mix however, my tree didnt seen the like it as much. So I am sticking to citrus and palm. ☺
Great video 👍
Mari's Vegetable Garden Thank you Mari, this trees has tought me a lot.
Second like is my 👍😄
Greenery Channel Thank you 🤗☺🤗
That was a lot of good information 👍🏽👍🏽 I wish I could grow citrus outside ☹️ Your tree looks amazing 🌻😊
Tera P oh man, do you have one inside? Kumquats, meyer lemon, kaffir lemon would be great for indoors. Just take them out for the summer and bring them in for winter. ☺
I have a baby key lime, and lemons grown from seed. I kept them indoors to avoid the shock of coming in and out... I have a south facing window, so they get plenty of sunlight. They are doing well, but I know they will be better if they could live outside 😊
Impressive. Steve would be proud. Maybe he will let you discuss your findings to his class? :-)
Jumpoff A Hi, thank you. Maybe one day we could have a workshop that includes this topic. That would be nice.
Great video. Your channel is so inspiring and gets me to want to grow more citrus. Ugh sooo many questions lol....How do you know if your citrus is in the right place? I have a mexican lime in a more shaded area and i have a meyer lemon in a more sunny area. I'm wondering if I should move my meyer over next to my lime location. The lime area has more filtered light. The meyer location is hot and direct sun from 11am to around 4pm. They are both growing nicely but I always wonder if it could be doing better. I had them both in direct sun for 8 hours and they both burned...i think. My meyer really burnt up. So i repotted and moved them to the shady spots. I'm just wondering if it's too shaded. Does the Meyer need full sun for a few hours or can it be filtered and shaded the entire day? I just dont have a clue. I'm really trying to nurse my meyer who had the most damage, He's had such a hard time because i know nothing lol
Also my meyer has same size branches crossing. There also a tree stem that came out of the ground next to the main trunk. This was cut off real low when I was given the plant. Now it has 2 green branches coming out of it. I cut them off a few times, but it keeps coming back. Do I just leave it alone and let the tree grow? I found myself pruning the heck out of this plant trying to keep branches from crossing, but I feel like its very young. The branches are only as thick as a pencil. Do I just let it grow until it gets older?
Right now is the perfect time to do your trimming. Your going to train the tree. It will bounce back. The branches coming out the trunk in the bottom below the graft cut them off those are suckers. I've found that my Meyer lemons 🍋 prefers some shade special afternoon shade. If you live in a really hot 🔥 climate like zone9b California mostly shade would donfine as long as its in a bright 🌞 spot. Your tree showed you signs that it didn't like full sun. Good job on moving it. When there young they cant take full sun all day right away. You have really good questions. I might do a live chat to answer these questions in more detail. It will have to be next weeks. I hope that was helpful. Thank you for watching 👀 and supporting my channel ❤ 🙂🤗
@@GardenloveHomestead Thank you thank you so much for responding! You answered exactly what I needed to know! I will cut those suckers off immediately. I can't wait for the live chat! That's gonna be so great! I'm so happy I found your channel!
Hi I went and I took off the suckers as u instructed and... I came up with another question lol. My Meyer has 3 trunks. One trunk is abt 3 inches from the main trunk. That one had 2 big suckers. It had been cut to a stump b4 I got it, but it keeps growing suckers. The second trunk is the main one with the graft line. The third trunk crosses and wraps around the main one. It's basically the same size as the main. Should I cut this back to a stump or let it fuze together with the main trunk? I can't seem to find answers on having multiple trunks. Most people have these nice one trunk trees. But both my lime and lemon trees have multiple trunks. My lime has 2 trunks, but they are not crossing. They go straight up. Do I cut one down to the stump on my lime as well?
This is very interesting! a few questions. 1. are all the branches above the graft? if yes you can keep them if not cut anything below the graft line. 2. is your tree ultra dwarf? My kumquat has multiple branches growing in a bush form, not much of a tree. if you go look at the kumquat video you will see the multiple branches.
@@GardenloveHomestead thank you so much for all of your help! You are awesome! I saw your komquat vid. The branches on those come out of the one trunk. Mine are more like the in your visit to yur neighbor who had the loquats. He had a pomegranate tree next to the loquat that had 2 trunks coming out of the ground. After listening to what u said and others about suckers, I think it's ok to leave the multiple trunks. They don't have characteristics of a sucker, so I think it's ok for now 😄 thank u again for all your work u do and sharing it with us
You are rambling
Thanks for the information. Where did you purchase the products from?
Thank you for watching and welcome to my channel. I purchase this tree from a big box store and it was soooooo small, like 1 gallon size or even smaller. lol it was such a long time ago.
Please, take this as constructive observations. I love what you are doing and love the visiting and I do feel like we are sitting around the patio having a good time and we do need more of that.
An educational video might garner more viewers if it was Short, Sweet, & to the Point. Your educational points were excellent and well thought out. Great job there!!! Maybe 2 videos might be considered.
One educational & one observational in nature.
I want to help you gain return viewers & subscribers. Keep up the good gardening practices.
Glen McCall Hi Glen, thank you so much for your support and the feedback. Those are all good points. I'll keep that in mind for future videos. I think it's a great idea I might take some of this information and split it into smaller videos focusing more on each topic. Once again thank you for the feedback.
Where do u get ur soil products?
Please give the store or nursery.
green thumb nursery and Green landscape nursery. however all small nurseries should carry them. big box stores do not carry EB Stone. what are you growing ad how are they doing?
I love your videos. They are always full of information. Right now my lemon 🍋 tree looks like your before picture!
lol, with a little care and reporting it will look like my after picture. thank you for your support. Glad you find my videos informative. how old is your tree?
95 today but as high as the low 100's
Rob's Yard same here 🌡☀☉🌝🌞🌡
I just got my first Key Lime Tree and I'm using the Miracle Grow Potting Soil in a very large pot. Any tips you have on watering or just in general to help keep the tree happy and healthy?
how is your tree doing? It has been m personal experience that Miracle grow holds way to much moisture. i would stay away from that soil unless you live in the desert.