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Ordered a TON of citrus trees. Kinda went crazy lol. They mainly arrived in an airy peat moss, some were kinda root bound in a tall (12" x 5" V container) Put all in 511 with compost as binder (Fall going into winter nutrients) All OK so far, south facing window, water 2x per week. Cara Cara getting yellow leaves tho. First time citrus addict 😂 Any advice would be appreciated

Checking in! We're now at 5 weeks since we started the clock. How are the cuttings doing? Have any of them rooted?

I enjoyed your video, but might I make a suggestion of my own from my experience growing 15 citrus trees over the last forty years. I think your kumquat tree is a Meiwa rather than a Nagami. Meiwa has round fruit with a delicious sweet rind and the juice inside is slightly sweet as well. Nagami’s fruit is more pear shaped with a sweet rind as well but the inside juice is sour. Meiwa was one of the first citrus trees I planted and I can’t recommend it enough. My Owari Satsuma took around ten years to go into full production but it too is a great tree.

I love citrus I have 10 citrus. Are all your citrus in pot?

My Satsuma mandarin has a more drapey growth habit. Almost lost it to a boring insect but thanks to IV Organics 3in1 it survived and has put on lots of new growth. Meyer lemons are widely grown in Hawai'i I love the fruit, but needed a Eureka for zest and because my daughter prefers the taste. Calamondin are called Calamansi here and it is used in Filipino cooking. Thank you for your video.

Are your trees grafted or self rooted (from cuttings) ? Do you have any grafted to the dwarfing stock that has 3 leaves ?

Love your fruits. Want to start growing some citrus in containers too. Can you help me with the soil mix to use?

Hello, the U-shaped leaves of some citrus fruits show that the sun has been very strong and that they have been hot, to avoid this you can use white clay (kaolin) in spray, in addition to protecting against sunburn it also helps to limit parasites.

Wouldn't the 5 in 1 fruit not stay true because of cross pollination?

Great recommendations. I've found lemons do very well in containers. I have both Eureka and Meyer lemon trees. My satsuma and clementine trees are also pretty easy to look after.

Indiana here 🙏 grow lots of tropical fruit in containers! Everyone thinks I'm nuts 😂😂

Would a satsuma do well growing mainly indoors? Really wanting a mandarin over a kumquat. My meyer lemons are doing well indoors.

Love your channel. My first year with citrus and have 17 already. Can't wait for my mandarin to start bearing fruit. Keep up the good work.

Hi, If your kumquat has fruit on it, would you still leave it out in the low 30s. Also, I asked in the fb group so I'll ask you too. Are you using feel like temperature or actual temperature. I'm a beginner and I'm not sure if it matters. Thank you for this information in this video.

My hubby likes tart while I like sweet. All on one tree would be great. Lol

Where did you get your 5 in 1 tree?

Good starter citrus recommendations 👌

Gotta get a variegated calamondin!

And they say Meyer lemon is "easy" lol Never bought one as they are expensive for something I generally don't eat

Very good video thanks you like 👍🤩

Very helpful! Thankyou for sharing!

trees are looking good!

Hello, how do variegated kumquat fruit taste like? Are they more sweet or sour?

Much enjoyed

Gorgeous calamondin!

Awesome citrus collection 😎

Mine are my Variegated Pink lemon tree and my Key Lime tree.

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What product did you mean u use once a week?

Happy trees for sure with this feeding regimen

First I've heard of Growscripts. Don't see them on Amazon unfortunately. I'm using Miracle Grow Citrus Mango Avocado Shake n Feed as a slow release, Urban Farm Apples & Oranges Fruits and Citrus liquid fertilizer, and Southern Ag chelated citrus nutritional spray -- a similar regiment. The mix of slow/fast fertilizers seems to work well for you too.

Is this water soluble the one from your fertilizing vid? Looking to put in an order with them and want to make sure I get all the good stuff! Thanks so much for these videos!

Its amazing that from trial and error over the years I use a very similar basic mix, but never added osmocote, just tossed on top as needed. This is a great video, thanks👍🏻🏆

Good way to repurpose the cup

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Looks like a great product 👌

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Hi, this is off subject but what size containers are your pomegranates in? Thanks for the information on lemons. I follow!

Do it pls!

Thanks man!

Pretty

Do it

Do it

Nice work helping develop this!

Oh! Fold the edges over and roll flat with a rolling pin to eliminate the sharp edges.

Can also use aluminium pie plates. Gives you a great excuse to eat more pie!

Love the way you explain things. Great video!

Great video with clear instructions. Thanks!!