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Gonzo Fruit Trees
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 20 พ.ค. 2023
Greenhouse and outdoor fruits grown in Ohio in my backyard.I am a hobby grower who likes to try to grow different fruits and vegetables in my backyard and greenhouse.I have a dozen or more different citrus trees I grow in my greenhouse through the winter.I have a ton of fruit trees and berry bushes I tend to for fun. Any advice or recommendations is appreciated. I am not a professional grower but have a few years experience with different kinds of fruit and would like to make it my full time job.
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Overwintering potted fruit trees in Ohio
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Apple pear peach and cherry trees overwintering in pots
Prepping citrus greenhouse for winter and grow tent for mangoes
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Winterizing greenhouse for citrus trees in Ohio and grow tent in my basement for mangoes and tropical fruit plants
Fruits and vegetables ready to pick and tropical fruits I’m overwintering in my greenhouse in Ohio
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End of the season fruit trees and raised beds that need harvested.Also tropical fruit trees I’m overwintering in my greenhouse and house.
Mango tree,Pumello trees andMandarin trees bought online and planted in containers
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Online tropical fruit trees planted in containers in Ohio
Fruit Cocktail,Nam Doc Mai,Dwarf Hawaiian,Julie,and Cogshall mango trees in pots
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Mango trees in 3 gallon containers purchased online from Everglades Farm
Picking peaches and plums and a look at some apples and pears almost ripe
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Picking peaches and plums that are ripe and a look at some apple and pear trees with fruit ripening
Some fruit trees planted around greenhouse that I trimmed to let light in
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Outside greenhouse after trimming back blackberries and fruit trees
Apple trees planted in containers update(planted June 2023)
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Apple trees that were planted in containers in the middle of June. They were bareroot sticks 2 months ago
Musa basjoo banana planted in the ground in Ohio and Gran Nain in containers
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Banana plants in containers and one in the ground
Fruit on my citrus trees (oranges,mandarins,lemons and limes)
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Citrus trees in my greenhouse flowering and fruiting
Fruit on citrus trees and some new blood oranges
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Fruit on citrus trees and some new blood oranges
Peppers and tomatoes in raised beds and containers
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Peppers and tomatoes in raised beds and containers
Citrus trees in my greenhouse July11 2023
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Citrus trees in my greenhouse July11 2023
4th of July peaches almost ripe June 16 2023
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4th of July peaches almost ripe June 16 2023
How to make potting soil for container fruit trees
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How to make potting soil for container fruit trees
Update on potted apple trees and cherry trees @DWBGardens
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Update on potted apple trees and cherry trees @DWBGardens
Planting 3 avocado and 2 pink guava trees in bigger containers
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Planting 3 avocado and 2 pink guava trees in bigger containers
Spraying Citrus fruit and nut orchard spray on citrus trees
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Spraying Citrus fruit and nut orchard spray on citrus trees
Fertilizing and pruning citrus trees in greenhouse June 2023
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Fertilizing and pruning citrus trees in greenhouse June 2023
Backyard orchard fruit trees with fruit on them.May 30 2023
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Backyard orchard fruit trees with fruit on them.May 30 2023
Bareroot fruit trees planted in pots May 2023
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Bareroot fruit trees planted in pots May 2023
I miss your updates. I hope you are doing good.
What are the wraps around the lower base doing in some of the plants?
Your banana looks healthy. ❤
I always enjoy your videos updates. Your greenhouse looks more crowded than last year 😊 Your back yard looks amazing. Such a great fruit forest 👍🏻
Thank you so much!
This is great! I love it that you are growing them in the north!
Looks great! Thanks for sharing your project with is all.
Thank you
I’m working on more videos. My citrus trees are blooming it’s about 80 degrees in my greenhouse.
Very healthy looking trees. I have a very similar setup here in Zone 6A (down to -10 f) here in N W Arkansas. I have two oil heaters in the greenhouse but it will still freeze my tub pond. I keep my trees up on benches and they do just fine. Regards
nice size on those trees especially the kumquat. what is your potting mix? i'll be making my own in the spring, I lose too many to rot indoors when the mix doesn't dry fast enough. just lost my 3 year old nagami, a grafted yuzu on grapefruit, and a us1284 rootstock which I am surprised rotted since it is half trifoliate
everything looks amazing! So far this winter has been nice in zone 6, but temps are finally dipping down into negatives next week for the midwest. Looks like your greenhouse is well-equipped for this - how do you heat it and what temps does it usually maintain on the coldest -5 to -10 nights?
Very nice from last visit! So much fruit. My living room is my winter greenhouse LOL!
You got a phobia for long youtube videos or what.
Woow!
Why would you go in once a week when you should be harvesting them.
Hi We are located 20 min south of Columbus and wonder where you located in Ohio. We are building a greenhouse for tropicals and added about 20 kinds already 🙂thanks for sharing your experience.
A greenhouse would be nice at the moment I keep my citrus trees in my garage. New Supporter!
Such healthy looking trees! I'd love to try this over here in the UK citrus are my all time favourites in terms of eating and looks
Very nice 👍
Love it 😀
Thanks 😁
So beautiful 🪴 😊
Thank you! 😊
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fabulous looking citrus plants
Oh wow, that looks great man. I can’t wait for the day I can have my own greenhouse. I’m trying to get my Meyer lemon to survive its first winter.
get some wider pots and u will see a lot more fruit. citrus want it wider than they do deeper imo
What summer ventilation do you use?
I have vents in the bottom that open and I open the tops and door to create a draft. I use fans every once In a while
What's your winter heat source?
I noticed your geo heating tube, how deep did you go and what temps are you getting from it?
It’s nice to see someone who has a greenhouse, that actually has it full of plants. I have watched several build videos, and then afterwards they are mostly empty. I wish you had mentioned the area/zone you live in. Thanks for the video.
Neem oil will help to to keep them bug off the citrus tree
I use neem max and also bonide fruit tree and nut spray. If the neem doesn’t work I use the bonide because it has sulfur and seems to work better but I do prefer the neem
Where did you get your large pot?
Home Depot they came with blocks of coco coir they are viagrow 10 gallon it was around $25 for a block of coco coir and 2 pots delivered
WOW! You're a citrus addict! So you actually grow them in the greenhouse during the year!
Yes
Where do you purchase your trees? What zone are you in?
Mostly online I’m in zone 5b-6a
Are you getting them ready for winter? Do you feed before putting them up for winter. and how ofter do you feed per year? They look very healthy! You're bold, I'm afraid to prune.
I feed about 3 or 4 times a year and sometimes more if they need it. Less in the winter usually late fall and end of winter I fertilize more in the spring and summer as needed. Pruning gets the dead branches out and keeps them low
Get a Shiranui citrus tree, that's my favorite.
That was one of the next ones I wanted funny mentioned it.
Also for mangos, Lemon Meringue is really good@@DWBGardens
Awesome little fruit forest. Everything looks healthy, bet the air is so clean in there.
Thank you
What is your supplemental heat source?
I put a radiant heater in there if it gets too cold I also heat my shed and have a slow draft running to my greenhouse through a 4” corrugated drain that I buried and hooked a small fan to
I finally have all of my citrus trees ready for winter. I cleaned them up and sprayed them before they came in the garage. I am having a greenhouse built, it is over half way done. The bubble wrap is a great ideal. I have all of the trees a seedling heat mat and a bunch of grow lights. It is going to e in cold Monday or Tuesday, I think this going to be a cold winter. Thanks for all the information you gave me a few weeks ago.
That is awesome! Good luck
Rich ..gonna need a way taller one..a remember to root all cuttings..
Working on it. I have a problem with outgrowing my surroundings. For now I trim them and am trying to sell a few to make space for new ones but my goal is to have a building that is a greenhouse and a few more acres for my outside fruit trees
What are the gray covers over your root stock called?
Those are tree trunk protectors I try to cover the trunk and rootstock from getting sunburnt. They seem to work good on young trees
Ok great I’m going to grab some. But I have another question…do you ever have an issue with gnats in your soil? What is the cause of it, how to get rid of them, and does it mean I have root rot and my trees are dying?!! I really need help because I dealt with them last year. My trees died and I’m worried that they were my problem, and it was because of something I was doing wrong.
Beautiful trees! Can you make a video about your pond?
I can but my greenhouse is kinda full right now and the weather getting colder. I will have to clean it out in the spring I can do a whole video on how I keep it going in the spring! Thanks for the idea I will try to show more of the pond in my next video of the greenhouse
OMG stop repeating yourself and just do it. Bye
Thanks for the advice
Wonderful green house and Citrus Collection
Thank you
What size container are those? Do you plan to plant them in the ground in the future?
The big ones are about 20 gallons 24” round and the all black are 10-15 gallon. I’m going to put them together and bury them with some soil from my raised beds and some mulch then dig them out in the containers in the spring.
Wow! What you have is food paradise. I envy your yard. What is your zone climate?
5b
You have some beautiful trees growing. Great tour!
Thank you I really appreciate it. I recently started purchasing from Madison Citrus Nursery and I must say your citrus trees are awesome. I have ordered about 15-20 now and every one looks great when I receive it. Great root systems at a great price no disease or pests.
@@DWBGardens thank you for the kind words! We appreciate you trusting us for your citrus trees.
Sulfur will take care of all your pests
I’m trying to pick my kumquats then spray since the peels are sweet and edible.
Thanks for the advice
My is getting there too
Good luck
Nice, your yard started looks like a jungle now!
Thanks
Nice accomplishment!
Thanks!
What zone are you in? Do you have to over winter your apple trees?
Zone 5b and yes I’m going to bury the pots then dig them up in the spring. Or build a mound around them and cover with mulch or straw
Your citrus collection is amazing, I can't stop watching it. What kinds of potting soil do you use? Thanks for sharing.
I honestly have different mixes for different trees. I use coco pine chips sand perlite and sometimes a little compost or fertilizer. But I’ve used potting soils for citrus in the past. All depends on where you live too. Cold weather affects soils different. When the temperature drops certain mixes stay wet too long that’s what I try to avoid since they are in a greenhouse in the winter