I have 14 citrus fruit all year indoors with mandello (cocktail grapefruit) and lemons and mandrin and high watt LED lights are a necessity for flowering and leaf retention I have found. Scale will cause leaf drop and chlorosis can be from rotting roots. Bone meal is good and worm castings to hold fruit.
One part molasses to one part seaweed extract, then from that take one tablespoon of the mixture to a spritzer full of water. Spray 2-3 times a week as a foliar. You can add palm foliar feed to the mixture to get some of the manganese it contains. I don't like potting soil on my potted trees as it has fermentable that roots don't like. On the positive; the suckering created a larger root system that the graft will benefit from. Great explanation of the micronutrient uptake.
Indoor citrus...its so fun to grow them from seeds after you ate the fruits you bought. Lemon, grapefruits, orange, yuzu...you name it. Itll take a while to reach to the harvest but still you can enjoy observing its growth, and bloom when reach to the age, i guess. When the seedlings are small, you keep trim them back to thicken the tree so they stay indoor managable size for years. Try !!!
As citrus hobbyist in Canada… Citrus can move nutrients from older leaves to protect new growth. Hence, yellow leaf at bottom. Why it’s doing this? Because of cold temp. Citrus roots ability to move nutrients diminishes with cold temperature. Ideal Root zone temp should be 20c to 35c. Lastly, your pot is too big for the container size. If this was my citrus tree, I would pot it in 10” or max 12” pot.
Where can U put a green house? An add-on 2 the barn? With a wood burning stove ?...surely there R windows at the auctions. Design one Artisy style 😂. Ann, Florida fan
Hello, I hope you are having a great day...i just wanted to tell you that you are realy pretty!! Specially your smile...your skin...really so pretty. Thanks for thease informative videos❤️
Hey Summer. Don’t know if you’re ever back in Brooklyn. There’s auto repair in borem section of Brooklyn that has a fantastic specimen of the miniature orange tree on dolly. Every morning he wheels the tree out to sidewalk to get its sun and wheels back into shop at night. If you want address or name of business leave me a comment. Love this tutorial many thanks.
I heard that man in South fronted alps in Italy grow citruses at elevation of about 1000m. Very cold nights but cold to moderate temperatures at day if sony moderat to uper level of moderate. As skiying in alps on a sunny day when is so worm you need to ski in shorts.
Need a moderate full light at day and cooling down to +0 degrees Celsius. Now in worm place is gowing to fast for the lenght of the day. Sprouts are not the tree you want! Cut it!
Winter storage... It's a bit of an adventure here 😆 my home is 60m2 and I already had 70 plants permanently inside. I have my Ensete Ventricosum 'Maurelli' x2, Canna's x6, Jacaranda, Musella Lasiocarpa and some bulbs in my bedroom between the bed and northern facing windows 😂 I don't have a partner, so no crawling required to get in bed yet. Gotta get creative next year with so many plants multiplying 😅 will have 15 Colocasia pups in my living room under a grow light when the last ones are out of their pot. The bedroom is the coldest room in the house, many degrees below room temperature so it'll have to do for the plants I want to go to rest
If you watering with Ro and rain water the water can be alkaline. Many plants in nature get more gh mg minerals than Kh ( calcium) minerals, bit mg is bond with Ca and iron is bond with Ca. If you water with alkaline( Ca) water you need acidic medium like peat mixed whit silicate sand, neutral Ph does not desove to much/ so much. I heard that peoty cactus best Ph to water it is 5,5 but they grow them with mixed Ca gravel
Me and my buddy are practising with sound vibration. Bird song is supposedly the reason the stomata opens on leaves. Also getting into electroculture, we have noticed a difference so far. You look beautiful as always.
Good to hear you see results, I've heard about electroculture and am curious to hear the findings of different people. Measured results would be ideal of course
@Tminus89 Yeah my mate has a thing for hybrids. I think it's like earthing the plant, the planet had a resonant frequency schuman. Its out of balance though because of the electromagnetic interference. The electromagnetic field is contained with the copper.
I have 14 citrus fruit all year indoors with mandello (cocktail grapefruit) and lemons and mandrin and high watt LED lights are a necessity for flowering and leaf retention I have found. Scale will cause leaf drop and chlorosis can be from rotting roots. Bone meal is good and worm castings to hold fruit.
Thanks Summer, this is good to know!❤
One part molasses to one part seaweed extract, then from that take one tablespoon of the mixture to a spritzer full of water. Spray 2-3 times a week as a foliar. You can add palm foliar feed to the mixture to get some of the manganese it contains.
I don't like potting soil on my potted trees as it has fermentable that roots don't like.
On the positive; the suckering created a larger root system that the graft will benefit from.
Great explanation of the micronutrient uptake.
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Omg my plant is going thru the same thing
Indoor citrus...its so fun to grow them from seeds after you ate the fruits you bought. Lemon, grapefruits, orange, yuzu...you name it. Itll take a while to reach to the harvest but still you can enjoy observing its growth, and bloom when reach to the age, i guess. When the seedlings are small, you keep trim them back to thicken the tree so they stay indoor managable size for years. Try !!!
Oh, and citrus tree in the pot, they like epsom salt. I share some sprinkles once in a while. Im guessing its magnesium...
Very informative. Glad I caught this one. Have you considered a spring pruning to encourage branching?
As citrus hobbyist in Canada…
Citrus can move nutrients from older leaves to protect new growth. Hence, yellow leaf at bottom.
Why it’s doing this? Because of cold temp. Citrus roots ability to move nutrients diminishes with cold temperature. Ideal Root zone temp should be 20c to 35c.
Lastly, your pot is too big for the container size. If this was my citrus tree, I would pot it in 10” or max 12” pot.
Where can U put a green house? An add-on 2 the barn? With a wood burning stove ?...surely there R windows at the auctions. Design one Artisy style 😂. Ann, Florida fan
Hello, I hope you are having a great day...i just wanted to tell you that you are realy pretty!! Specially your smile...your skin...really so pretty. Thanks for thease informative videos❤️
Hey Summer. Don’t know if you’re ever back in Brooklyn. There’s auto repair in borem section of Brooklyn that has a fantastic specimen of the miniature orange tree on dolly. Every morning he wheels the tree out to sidewalk to get its sun and wheels back into shop at night. If you want address or name of business leave me a comment. Love this tutorial many thanks.
I heard that man in South fronted alps in Italy grow citruses at elevation of about 1000m. Very cold nights but cold to moderate temperatures at day if sony moderat to uper level of moderate. As skiying in alps on a sunny day when is so worm you need to ski in shorts.
Is it possible to over fertilize your meyer lemon house tree ? Would that cause it to lose some leaves?
If temperature is above 15 celsius need at least 10h of dayligt! As in mediterranean aeria.
Does it work to use that wood stove in the background without burning the paint off the wood panel?
is it true that growing citrus from seed takes about 35 years to grow fruit? I would be happy with the blossom way sooner.
OMG I'm so glad you're doing these videos again
Need a moderate full light at day and cooling down to +0 degrees Celsius. Now in worm place is gowing to fast for the lenght of the day.
Sprouts are not the tree you want! Cut it!
This is off-topic but did you create your intro music? Or do you know the name of the music
That’s a very sad overpotted tree that needs sun and TLC.
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Your graft base seems a poncyrus to me - its, the only somewhat hardy citrus (not nice to eat though). i would have left the poncyrus....
Winter storage... It's a bit of an adventure here 😆 my home is 60m2 and I already had 70 plants permanently inside. I have my Ensete Ventricosum 'Maurelli' x2, Canna's x6, Jacaranda, Musella Lasiocarpa and some bulbs in my bedroom between the bed and northern facing windows 😂 I don't have a partner, so no crawling required to get in bed yet. Gotta get creative next year with so many plants multiplying 😅 will have 15 Colocasia pups in my living room under a grow light when the last ones are out of their pot. The bedroom is the coldest room in the house, many degrees below room temperature so it'll have to do for the plants I want to go to rest
If you watering with Ro and rain water the water can be alkaline. Many plants in nature get more gh mg minerals than Kh ( calcium) minerals, bit mg is bond with Ca and iron is bond with Ca. If you water with alkaline( Ca) water you need acidic medium like peat mixed whit silicate sand, neutral Ph does not desove to much/ so much.
I heard that peoty cactus best Ph to water it is 5,5 but they grow them with mixed Ca gravel
Thanks for sharing Summer, I’ll test the ph
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Good tips,👍thank you
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Me and my buddy are practising with sound vibration. Bird song is supposedly the reason the stomata opens on leaves. Also getting into electroculture, we have noticed a difference so far. You look beautiful as always.
Good to hear you see results, I've heard about electroculture and am curious to hear the findings of different people. Measured results would be ideal of course
@Tminus89 Yeah my mate has a thing for hybrids. I think it's like earthing the plant, the planet had a resonant frequency schuman. Its out of balance though because of the electromagnetic interference. The electromagnetic field is contained with the copper.
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Air graft your plant and paln it as plant and you will sill have a graftednplant😅