Well I’m in Florida and was raised in a naval orange grove. I decided to follow in my dads foot steps and bought 2 orange trees. After watching dozens and dozens of videos that had no info that addressed my leaf problems I found your spot. Funny that someone from UK told me exactly what my leaf problems are🎉👏
I’m a native Floridian and have never grown citrus trees 🤦🏼♀️! Shame on me as I do grow many other plants. However I am grateful to have found your channel and love the irony! I told my husband that I am learning about citrus leaf problems from some guy in England! He chuckled and thought that was funny! Thanks again !!! Happy planting 🪴🙌🏻☺️
Citrus are very forgiving plants and 'communicate' their discomfort quite well. I made a mistake when I first bought my Bears lime tree. I was so paranoid about over-watering (hear about it on most videos) that I failed to water adequately and the leaves curled as yours did in the last example. I gave the plant one good soak and left it, it forgave me and is now prospering. It seems like limes appreciate a 'good watering' then being allowed to almost dry out - as opposed to regular watering. I only plan to leave my trees out in the best of the summer month(s), realistically it won't cope here outside of that brief period. I aim to heat the greenhouse and insulate with bubble wrap. I will also have peaches, melon and Yuzu keeping the lime company. Thanks for the video, the advice on troubleshooting was great - and no doubt we will all experience some of these problems as we are effectively growing a non native, exotic plant in less than ideal circumstances! Take care! Vox.
Massively helpful. I’ve got a lemon “tree” starting thanks to your suggestion. I’m calling it my Christmas dinner lemon tree because that’s where I got the seed from. All the best.
i thought i had lost my young potted naartjie (South African clementine) when ALL the leaves had yellowed and fallen off. But in the spring some new shoots popped up from just below the old branches, and 3 months later he (i call him Archie) is full of leaves again. I learned my lesson: i moved him into a more sunny spot, and only water him every 2 weeks, now.
Great moderation of your own video. Beneficial info. I have a larger Meyers Lemon tree and live in Evans, Colorado, USA. The very tips of the leaves of my Myers Lemon tree are turning yellow. After watching your video, I looked at my tree. The leaves were cupped up on the edges, and a water meter probe showed it was very moist in the soil. So I will let this plant dry out some. I have a dwarf Mangerine tree that is doing incredible, but it gets more light on a chair on my patio. The Lemon is on the floor and does not receive much direct light. Mostly just very bright light. Thanks for confirming my concerns. I watched your video after thinking it might be overwatering, poor sunlight, or both. In this case, it will probably do better once I let it dry out a few days. Plus, I will make sure to spray CAL/MAG (American Item with calcium, magnesium, and many other items) on its leaves to help give it a boost without wetting the soil. Something I spray on my TEA plant leaves and my Glory Bower. Due to limited space, I will see if I can locate an item to put the tree up a foot or so. The balcony has a solid rail that knocks out most of the direct light.
Hi! Spring greetings from deep-freeze Berlin! May I give a recommendation?! If you get so much rain, you may consider mixing a much more well-draining potting mix. As you pointed out, Citrus plants like it hot and not too wet. So you may want to try cactus and succulent mix in order to keep your trees drier. I grow mine in a mix of coco cuir, compost, horticultural sand, and mineral grit (pumice, lava, zeolith). This mix lets water drain out and prevents root and leaf damage. I give my citrus plants worm castings several times during the summer season; and they are pest- and disease-resistant. I am going to repot my plants as soon as the frosty nights are over; and that will be the day when I add worm castings to the potting mix. Happy growing! Best wishes from Berlin! Marc
Excellent channel ❣ I hate when you try find an answer & the videos are full crappy music & they waffle on & on & on Love your's are straight to point& make it simple Thankyou heaps❣🌱☘🍀🌧☘🌞🌻
I live in Canada so I had to keep my lemon and lime trees indoors all winter I lost all the leaves on my lemon tree poor thing was only branches and I thought that I lost it but lucky it started to sprout new leaves, and I had mealy bugs on both of them so I sprayed them with neem oil and got rid of them, can’t wait for the weather to warm up to take them outside, good luck with your lemons :)
Thank you! I have been seeing this “leaf curl” from Colorado down to Texas and just bought a ton of plants that have it and have been freaking out that it was that mite that causes the blisters (thats all I knew of from the willows in Colorado)! Comforted knowing that the majority of the plants I bought are probably overwatered/need to be repotted! Getting ready to pot all mine and will be trying the “dry soil” method and not watering them after transplant! Thank you!
G'Day there, I planted some lemon trees from seeds and there going great. As I was watching this video, I was thinking about "Air Pruning" you should try that and see how you go.........I will be doing the same as soon as these seeds reach maturity......cheers,
I have a meyers lemon tree, planted it in the ground in late October 2019. In Bullhead city AZ. Thru the winter it dropped all it's leaves. I made a shade box for it to keep it out of the direct sun in the dry 115 degree heat. The problem is, it grew 5 or 6 new leaves, and many new buds, they all died back. I put mushroom compost from home depot. Watered it real good. It started to sprout all over the place. I wait two days. I water it real good again and now the little tiny new growth is browning and dying back before it even gets started. I have the trunk painted white, with a barrier around it to keep the compost off the trunk. I'm thinking of getting it out of the ground putting in a pot and returning it to home depot. Any Idea's?
I just found you and I love your post I am an indoor Gardner just like you growing avocado plants and I have also signed up so I will get all your new videos thank you
Thank you! I have a yuzu tree that I recently repotted. Leaves started turning yellow and dropping. Nothing seemed to work until I watched this video! Moved tree under the eave of the house and it started to revive - - I think it might bloom!!
LOVE your vid's give a lot of inspiration. will be great if you could do a video on mango growing, and mybe experiment about growing lights (work not work/ whats the best to use and so) keep up the great work!
I experienced this leaf curl on my tomato plants last season in my self watering container garden. It was my first year trying self watering containers. I am now about to start my second season with self watering containers and it would be fantastic to hear your opinion on these containers. My journey into self watering containers began after reading Ed Smith's book on the subject. Please do a segment on them.
I made my own based on the instructions in Ed's book. Using a storage container, cutting the lid down a bit so it fits down into the container. Cutting vinyl downspout tubing into 5" lengths to support the lid in the bottom. This creates the reservoir. Two holes in the lid at two of the downspouts for the wicks.
When last season ended and I broke down my containers, I noticed that the lids sagged a bit and the roots seemed to go straight for the reservoir. This season I'm using a more sturdy storage container and I've also line them with garden cloth to try and keep the roots from the reservoir and into the soil.
I got a lemon tree for Christmas. A few days later all the leaves fell of. It had a few flowers left then put it under a light a few hours a day I got tons of flower buds but that’s it some of those fell off .not sure what I can do I have. It over watered it. Just waiting for the nice weather to come so it may do better outside
Citrus trees don't like heating in winter, it might be better to leave them in the shed on the window sill there or else just don't turn on the heat in the spare room.
This is happening to my pepper plant. The leaves are really curled up but I'm afraid it's probably too late. For trying sake, do you think this would help my pepper plants?
Would a fabric around the roots (minus the pot) help to dry up the excess moisture faster for your poor little trees? I've seen root bags advocated before, but it doesn't seem too difficult to improvise an alternative.
My pepper new leaves/buds are yellowish and curling. This could be overwatered since it is sitting on a nutrient solution. I just transplanted it into a pot and hopefully bounce back.
Thanks so much for this content! Ive had some serrano seedling leaves curl upwards and was wondering if this was some transplant shock from moving them to a bigger pot. I guess I love em too much and have been too generous with water :)
I've got the same problem on white caviar magnolia, new shoots which will be come branches have new leaves which are very distorted, don't have a clue what is causing it? Any ideas, remedies Product Diaries Many thanks Kenny
I have an avocado seed which is still in a cup of water using toothpicks. The leaves have started curling? Does that mean it doesn’t want to be in water anymore and would rather be in soil now?
Thanks for the wonderful video. But,.. you mention treating for citrus chlorotic dwarf virus. Do you know if there is any effective treatment for this disease? Thank you in advance.
Citrus is not something I plan on growing in my yard here in Fl, considering I have 2 to 3 large feilds around me with plenty! But I can imagine how difficult it must be to grow them there, so good luck:)
Hello thanks a lot! So the curly marbled lemon leaves could be due to overwatering and fungus or even to either? because I know I haven’t overwatered my lemon (pot planted) as it’s quite dry and sunny here. I had noticed the tiny micro black bugs on the underleaves a month ago and so started spraying them with your special solution: but now they’re curly with no bumps but have a marble like foliage pattern. Thanks, long time sub here, love all your videos
Woohoo there were two ads on this video! Hopefully TH-cam doesn’t mess up with your videos again. Thanks for the informative video!i followed your suggestions and grew a pepper plant and an avocado plant. The pepper plant has started to grow flowers so I’m excited to see how many peppers I can harvest :) Quick question. I didn’t realize that I should have pruned the pepper plant so it doesn’t grow so much vertically and now it’s super tall. Is it too late to prune it?
I'm confused. The plant you are repotting has leaves that curl under, but you said that would be a result of underwatering. You are saying this plant is overwatered?
Once it's infected it's very tricky to treat. Try using a regular course of my fugicide but it's tricky if it rains etc as you need to catch it early and late in the seasons
Thank you very much! I live in Maui, Hawaii and my trees all have these curly leaves. Sometimes I spray with Nem oil. There are times that we have a lot of rain. Should I cover a little the tree on the ground with weed cloth??
Excellent video, I'm currently growing a peach tree outside and planted it about 2 weeks ago. It's nearly 6 feet tall and bought it from a store. I see that the leaves are curling slightly and with some yellowing of the leaves. I've read some tips that say peach trees need 5-10 gallons of water a week (pardon my American measurements). Is this accurate? I've been trying to give 6 gallons a week on average. I'm trying to see if I'm over watering or not enough. I usually do a deep watering with most of the 6 gallons at once or split it between 2 days. Love your videos. Thank you sir.
Hi there, I have been following your videos. I have overwatered my Chili Peppers in POTs. Leaves have started to fall. You mentioned that I need the plants for 1 week under shade. May I know when I should water them back? After 1 week? Please advise, thank you.
I left my calathea in the car for 1.5 hours and when I came back most of the leaves have curled up and some have become crispy at the end :( is there anything I can do?
My lemon tree hasn't got leafs yet. I have kept my tomatoe seeds inside a wet paper towel and at the start of the root it has gone purple. Do you know why this is? I would really like to see you grow a dwarf banana tree. Keep up the amazing work! ;)
Desperately need help here. I have an apple tree seedling growing right now and alot of the new growth is curling upwards almost spoon shaped but its also browning at the edges. Any advice??
GT information questions what your thoughts on egg shells used in composting or put on the garden ps if you have done a video on TH-cam sorry thanks for your time 🐞🐦👍👍👍
Well I’m in Florida and was raised in a naval orange grove. I decided to follow in my dads foot steps and bought 2 orange trees. After watching dozens and dozens of videos that had no info that addressed my leaf problems I found your spot. Funny that someone from UK told me exactly what my leaf problems are🎉👏
I’m a native Floridian and have never grown citrus trees 🤦🏼♀️! Shame on me as I do grow many other plants. However I am grateful to have found your channel and love the irony! I told my husband that I am learning about citrus leaf problems from some guy in England! He chuckled and thought that was funny! Thanks again !!! Happy planting 🪴🙌🏻☺️
Citrus are very forgiving plants and 'communicate' their discomfort quite well. I made a mistake when I first bought my Bears lime tree. I was so paranoid about over-watering (hear about it on most videos) that I failed to water adequately and the leaves curled as yours did in the last example. I gave the plant one good soak and left it, it forgave me and is now prospering. It seems like limes appreciate a 'good watering' then being allowed to almost dry out - as opposed to regular watering. I only plan to leave my trees out in the best of the summer month(s), realistically it won't cope here outside of that brief period. I aim to heat the greenhouse and insulate with bubble wrap. I will also have peaches, melon and Yuzu keeping the lime company. Thanks for the video, the advice on troubleshooting was great - and no doubt we will all experience some of these problems as we are effectively growing a non native, exotic plant in less than ideal circumstances! Take care! Vox.
Massively helpful. I’ve got a lemon “tree” starting thanks to your suggestion. I’m calling it my Christmas dinner lemon tree because that’s where I got the seed from. All the best.
That's awesome and a great way to remember Christmas :) Good luck!
i thought i had lost my young potted naartjie (South African clementine) when ALL the leaves had yellowed and fallen off.
But in the spring some new shoots popped up from just below the old branches, and 3 months later he (i call him Archie) is full of leaves again.
I learned my lesson: i moved him into a more sunny spot, and only water him every 2 weeks, now.
Great moderation of your own video. Beneficial info. I have a larger Meyers Lemon tree and live in Evans, Colorado, USA. The very tips of the leaves of my Myers Lemon tree are turning yellow. After watching your video, I looked at my tree. The leaves were cupped up on the edges, and a water meter probe showed it was very moist in the soil. So I will let this plant dry out some. I have a dwarf Mangerine tree that is doing incredible, but it gets more light on a chair on my patio. The Lemon is on the floor and does not receive much direct light. Mostly just very bright light. Thanks for confirming my concerns. I watched your video after thinking it might be overwatering, poor sunlight, or both. In this case, it will probably do better once I let it dry out a few days. Plus, I will make sure to spray CAL/MAG (American Item with calcium, magnesium, and many other items) on its leaves to help give it a boost without wetting the soil. Something I spray on my TEA plant leaves and my Glory Bower. Due to limited space, I will see if I can locate an item to put the tree up a foot or so. The balcony has a solid rail that knocks out most of the direct light.
Great video I learned so much much thanks from the US!
Hi! Spring greetings from deep-freeze Berlin!
May I give a recommendation?! If you get so much rain, you may consider mixing a much more well-draining potting mix. As you pointed out, Citrus plants like it hot and not too wet. So you may want to try cactus and succulent mix in order to keep your trees drier.
I grow mine in a mix of coco cuir, compost, horticultural sand, and mineral grit (pumice, lava, zeolith). This mix lets water drain out and prevents root and leaf damage.
I give my citrus plants worm castings several times during the summer season; and they are pest- and disease-resistant. I am going to repot my plants as soon as the frosty nights are over; and that will be the day when I add worm castings to the potting mix.
Happy growing! Best wishes from Berlin!
Marc
Excellent channel ❣
I hate when you try find an answer & the videos are full crappy music & they waffle on & on & on
Love your's are straight to point& make it simple
Thankyou heaps❣🌱☘🍀🌧☘🌞🌻
I live in Canada so I had to keep my lemon and lime trees indoors all winter I lost all the leaves on my lemon tree poor thing was only branches and I thought that I lost it but lucky it started to sprout new leaves, and I had mealy bugs on both of them so I sprayed them with neem oil and got rid of them, can’t wait for the weather to warm up to take them outside, good luck with your lemons :)
You are really professional and your videos also better than many directors films. You make informative videos. congratulations... :)
Thank you! I have been seeing this “leaf curl” from Colorado down to Texas and just bought a ton of plants that have it and have been freaking out that it was that mite that causes the blisters (thats all I knew of from the willows in Colorado)! Comforted knowing that the majority of the plants I bought are probably overwatered/need to be repotted! Getting ready to pot all mine and will be trying the “dry soil” method and not watering them after transplant! Thank you!
Definitely being safe and trimming the leafs that are bad and throwing them directly in the trash!
Great to learn something new again from you so as to save my fruit trees. Big thank you and stay safe!
Very helpful to diagnose issues. Good photos. Would be helpful to share possible treatment for pests. Thank you!
Great video, I am not growing lemon trees, but have a lot of problems will leaf colour and curl on chilli plants.
Hugely helpful video!! ( and. I’m an experienced gardener!) Thanks for your all your efforts. 👍
Good to hear! You're welcome :)
I've been waiting for an update video for so long, thanks.
G'Day there, I planted some lemon trees from seeds and there going great. As I was watching this video, I was thinking about "Air Pruning" you should try that and see how you go.........I will be doing the same as soon as these seeds reach maturity......cheers,
I have a meyers lemon tree, planted it in the ground in late October 2019. In Bullhead city AZ. Thru the winter it dropped all it's leaves. I made a shade box for it to keep it out of the direct sun in the dry 115 degree heat. The problem is, it grew 5 or 6 new leaves, and many new buds, they all died back. I put mushroom compost from home depot. Watered it real good. It started to sprout all over the place. I wait two days. I water it real good again and now the little tiny new growth is browning and dying back before it even gets started. I have the trunk painted white, with a barrier around it to keep the compost off the trunk. I'm thinking of getting it out of the ground putting in a pot and returning it to home depot. Any Idea's?
I just found you and I love your post I am an indoor Gardner just like you growing avocado plants and I have also signed up so I will get all your new videos thank you
Thank you! Very helpful. Just what I was looking for today as I noticed one of my plants looking sad 😆
Thank you! I have a yuzu tree that I recently repotted. Leaves started turning yellow and dropping. Nothing seemed to work until I watched this video! Moved tree under the eave of the house and it started to revive - - I think it might bloom!!
Super informative! The idea is simple but makes sense. Loved this!
Thanks man I picked up some helpful tips👍🏽
LOVE your vid's give a lot of inspiration. will be great if you could do a video on mango growing, and mybe experiment about growing lights (work not work/ whats the best to use and so) keep up the great work!
All my mango seeds get mold and die.
nice informative video. You explain and show the leaf curl examples really well. Thank you for sharing. Thummed and subbed... cheers
I experienced this leaf curl on my tomato plants last season in my self watering container garden. It was my first year trying self watering containers. I am now about to start my second season with self watering containers and it would be fantastic to hear your opinion on these containers. My journey into self watering containers began after reading Ed Smith's book on the subject. Please do a segment on them.
Which kind of containers are you using?
I made my own based on the instructions in Ed's book. Using a storage container, cutting the lid down a bit so it fits down into the container. Cutting vinyl downspout tubing into 5" lengths to support the lid in the bottom. This creates the reservoir. Two holes in the lid at two of the downspouts for the wicks.
I really enjoy your channel! I'm stoked to be talking to you.
When last season ended and I broke down my containers, I noticed that the lids sagged a bit and the roots seemed to go straight for the reservoir. This season I'm using a more sturdy storage container and I've also line them with garden cloth to try and keep the roots from the reservoir and into the soil.
That accent is toooo adorable darlin,🌹💃🏽
I got a lemon tree for Christmas. A few days later all the leaves fell of. It had a few flowers left then put it under a light a few hours a day I got tons of flower buds but that’s it some of those fell off .not sure what I can do I have. It over watered it. Just waiting for the nice weather to come so it may do better outside
Citrus trees don't like heating in winter, it might be better to leave them in the shed on the window sill there or else just don't turn on the heat in the spare room.
Cool dude just brought some grafted an they yellow
This is happening to my pepper plant. The leaves are really curled up but I'm afraid it's probably too late. For trying sake, do you think this would help my pepper plants?
Thank you. That was really helpful.
you talked about roots development it looks to like its pot bound you may need a bigger pot
so about your lemon tree, you said leafs curling down is a sign of underwatering but then at 1:30 you said the cause is overwatering?
👏👏👏 Awesome video!
Thanks! :)
Very helpful thank you for sharing 🤗
Very informative and useful video. Thanks mate.
Thank you.
Please make more such video...
Very helpful! Great and awesome video as always! Thank you so much!
You're welcome :)
Love the videos! ✌
Thanks! :)
Would a fabric around the roots (minus the pot) help to dry up the excess moisture faster for your poor little trees? I've seen root bags advocated before, but it doesn't seem too difficult to improvise an alternative.
Hello...do you know how to speed up the ripening process of lemons? I'm not sure when mine will turn yellow. It has been ages! :(
It takes 4-12 months to ripen a lemon! Hope it ripened for You ☺️
Nice job with the series!
My pepper new leaves/buds are yellowish and curling. This could be overwatered since it is sitting on a nutrient solution. I just transplanted it into a pot and hopefully bounce back.
Hi, how about the grow lights do they have the same effect as sunlight on certain plants like Calatheas ? thank you
Thanks so much for this content! Ive had some serrano seedling leaves curl upwards and was wondering if this was some transplant shock from moving them to a bigger pot. I guess I love em too much and have been too generous with water :)
Great!! Thanks
Thanks, but what do you do for trees planted outside in the ground? With regards to heavy rain?
I've got the same problem on white caviar magnolia, new shoots which will be come branches have new leaves which are very distorted, don't have a clue what is causing it?
Any ideas, remedies Product Diaries
Many thanks Kenny
Enjoyed this!
Excellent thanks
what is the treatment for CCDV for a tiny orange tree I grew from seed?
Can you do something on propagating succulents
I have an avocado seed which is still in a cup of water using toothpicks. The leaves have started curling? Does that mean it doesn’t want to be in water anymore and would rather be in soil now?
Finally an update.👍🏼👍🏼
I have question, how will I threat my cauliflower, and bak choy from having a white spots it is not powdery mildew. I hope u help me.
Leaf curl can be of leaf miners too.
Thanks for the wonderful video. But,.. you mention treating for citrus chlorotic dwarf virus. Do you know if there is any effective treatment for this disease? Thank you in advance.
Bet theyre loving this weather atm haha!
Nice video ! Thanks bro ✌️
This video is a keeper. Thanks!
Citrus is not something I plan on growing in my yard here in Fl, considering I have 2 to 3 large feilds around me with plenty! But I can imagine how difficult it must be to grow them there, so good luck:)
Everyone in Florida should have at least one citrus tree in their yard lemon lime orange come on now
Can u pls share the link for treating leaves with black spots. My houseplants are getting into this trouble
Thanks 👍
Hello thanks a lot! So the curly marbled lemon leaves could be due to overwatering and fungus or even to either? because I know I haven’t overwatered my lemon (pot planted) as it’s quite dry and sunny here.
I had noticed the tiny micro black bugs on the underleaves a month ago and so started spraying them with your special solution: but now they’re curly with no bumps but have a marble like foliage pattern.
Thanks, long time sub here, love all your videos
How so? Alao: how important is checking ph of feeding water or just normal watreing water??
Woohoo there were two ads on this video! Hopefully TH-cam doesn’t mess up with your videos again. Thanks for the informative video!i followed your suggestions and grew a pepper plant and an avocado plant. The pepper plant has started to grow flowers so I’m excited to see how many peppers I can harvest :)
Quick question. I didn’t realize that I should have pruned the pepper plant so it doesn’t grow so much vertically and now it’s super tall. Is it too late to prune it?
Nerdy Mina hi
Brilliant thank you 😊
Thank you
Thanks!! That was great information .
You're welcome :)
Beyond helpful. Thank you!
You're welcome :)
I'm confused. The plant you are repotting has leaves that curl under, but you said that would be a result of underwatering. You are saying this plant is overwatered?
I love your videos!
Thanks :)
Really appreciate the good contents. Now what can I do now to make the peach leaf curl go away or to protect it from happening again?
Once it's infected it's very tricky to treat. Try using a regular course of my fugicide but it's tricky if it rains etc as you need to catch it early and late in the seasons
Thank you!
Hi I leave in New England, Boston, USA. I am going to plant a lemon tree. I have sun lights. Do you think It is ok to use a sef watering pot?
Thank you very much! I live in Maui, Hawaii and my trees all have these curly leaves. Sometimes I spray with Nem oil. There are times that we have a lot of rain. Should I cover a little the tree on the ground with weed cloth??
💜 Thanks, I'll be checking out your other videos too! 🙌 👏🏻
Awesome
Thanks
I have most of similar problems with my plants...
Excellent video, I'm currently growing a peach tree outside and planted it about 2 weeks ago. It's nearly 6 feet tall and bought it from a store. I see that the leaves are curling slightly and with some yellowing of the leaves. I've read some tips that say peach trees need 5-10 gallons of water a week (pardon my American measurements). Is this accurate? I've been trying to give 6 gallons a week on average. I'm trying to see if I'm over watering or not enough. I usually do a deep watering with most of the 6 gallons at once or split it between 2 days. Love your videos. Thank you sir.
That seems like a lot of water. What happened with your tree?
Hi there, I have been following your videos. I have overwatered my Chili Peppers in POTs. Leaves have started to fall. You mentioned that I need the plants for 1 week under shade. May I know when I should water them back? After 1 week? Please advise, thank you.
Thanks man.
I left my calathea in the car for 1.5 hours and when I came back most of the leaves have curled up and some have become crispy at the end :( is there anything I can do?
Thank you my frind
Awesome video, thanks from iran♥
My lemon tree hasn't got leafs yet. I have kept my tomatoe seeds inside a wet paper towel and at the start of the root it has gone purple. Do you know why this is? I would really like to see you grow a dwarf banana tree. Keep up the amazing work! ;)
I think I spelt leaves wrong ;)
I enjoy all your videos. Inspiring and helpful.
good info, thanks
New subscriber 👍
Thank you so much it definitely helped
Thank you!
Thank you so much ..it helps me a lot..good job my frend
I know this is an old video, but how do you treat the shriveled leaf curl on pepper plants?
Please make video on mushroom
Desperately need help here. I have an apple tree seedling growing right now and alot of the new growth is curling upwards almost spoon shaped but its also browning at the edges. Any advice??
Hi thanks for the great information but I see on videos other gardeners using Epsom Salts for certain problems do you recommend this thanks 😊
GT information questions what your thoughts on egg shells used in composting or put on the garden ps if you have done a video on TH-cam sorry thanks for your time 🐞🐦👍👍👍