I just purchased the most beautiful glazed Mexican pot yesterday! since I saw it I can't picture anything in it besides a lemon tree!! perfect timing to make sure my new lemon baby is off to its best life!!! thank you!!
I noticed you didn’t mention leafminer disease which I’ve been dealing with on my lime and orange trees. I am treating with Spinosad insecticide. Thanks for all the good info planting citrus!
i started my lemon plant from a seed just for fun and it grew about 5 feet in the house the first year. I'm thinking of moving it outside for the summer. I live in NJ, so I'll have to move it back in sometime in the fall.
OMG - seeing you put the soil in around the existing pot, tamping it down, removing it, and then replacing it with the “non-potted” plant was amazing. If I smoked, I’d light a cigarette right now. Pure genius. I’m 62 years old and have never even heard of this method.
Enjoyed this video very much. My family bought me a lemon tree pre Mother’s Day gift and I plan on putting it in a pot so your video was very much appreciated.
I have an orange tree in a jumbo sized terracotta pot (probably same diameter of a wine barrel but waller), in a climate with probably a good 15-20 freeze-nights over the winter. I have it on rollers on my deck and roll it next to my house to help protect it from freezing (but roll it further out for greater sun exposure.
Thank you! I have a lemon tree (Wisconsin) I started from seed that I bring inside every winter... seems to be doing well but I haven't seen any flowers yet. I'm going to repot this spring and give it a good pruning. Thanks for the inspiration!
We have an orange tree in a pot. This is year four I believe. This year it is looking a bit sad, but last year it was FULL! I saved and planted some seeds in a 5 gallon bucket last fall and now have 5 more little trees! I'll be transferring them to pots as well. We had a COLD winter here in middle GA this last winter. I had to bring ours into the garage. I am hoping to build a greenhouse or at least a high tunnel I can keep heated for plants this year. Especially since I'll have 6 now!
Citrus trees are always grafted. Seedlings WILL try to grow to full size, and they'll be less disease resistant (generally). The root stock selected will provide the size control (dwarf, semi-dwarf, etc.). It also will provide varying measures of disease resistance. Trifoliate orange (poncirus trifoliata) is a common rootstock variety for oranges. It is reported to make the fruit a little sweeter than some other rootstocks. You can keep your seedling oranges, but it may be years before you get any fruit, and the trees may be hard to "control".
@@mattheffron391 Thanks for the info. I was honestly surprised that they started to grow at all. I will be keeping them in pots mostly just to see what becomes of them! Hopefully keeping them in the pots will help me to keep them under control.
Up here in NJ, potting these (key limes) is the only way to grow them. This was super helpful. The longer winters are tough but your suggestions are going to make a much better indoor run until I can get them outside again. The problems/solutions you suggested are things I thought I was doing wrong or they "just couldn't grow indoors". Turns out it was just nutrient issues. Thanks.
I spray my citrus trees with Neem Oil every so often which keeps diseases away. If I see some leaf miners I use Captain Jack’s Deadbug. I recommend large plastic containrers as shown in the video. Large ceramic pots full with soil and tree are very heavy to move around especially if you need to bring them indoors. Apart from citrus I grow an olive tree in a pot very successfully. Same care.
OMG THANK YOU that’s a brilliant idea and method. I knew what you were going to do when you were doing that and I was thinking, man I wish I had thought of that years ago.😂
Very timely video. I have a Meyer Lemon that badly needs to be repotted. I hope to be able to keep it in my greenhouse and protect it in the cold months with row cover. My zone is 7b, but we get several nights on teen temps every winter.
1 haven't been following for very long 2 super glad I found your channel 3 I've been waiting for this video 4 Question can it be any citrus tree or other fruit trees? Thanks for all your info, very easy to understand and follow along.
I never thought about using the pot method to make a perfect hole to place a plant in. 😅😅 I have always used the harder method. Thank you for the suggestion
19:09 Thanks ! I have the most beautiful mandarin orange tree outside watching your instructions ! I one thing everyone forgets to tell you it largely produces every other year. I was worried that one year I got 500 fruits and the next year only about 20 . My outdoor tree is 4yrs old about 15 ft to 20ft high ( not sure) thanks for your help.🍊
Great information loved you video I have a blood orange tree this is my second year with her I have her planted in a pot and this is the first year she produced flowers I hope I get fruit she is my only citrus tree I want to get more as I become more experienced growing fruit trees that I can grow in pots because I rent.
Thank you for this!! I've always wanted citrus trees but didn't think they would survive do to Louisiana temps dropping in the winter. I had no idea I could grow them in a large pot. Definitely going to give this a try!!
Love seeing your property come together . . . So beautiful. I’m in Northern California and something loves new growth on my citrus. I’m thinking it’s leaf miners. I have so spray new growth weekly. I’ve got that copper spay I use on the olive trees for spider mites. Your recommendation for citrus and leaf minors?
TheresaP@ Oh Theresa! I feel your pain! My trees would be perfect for a horror movie! All, every single leaf is curled like a drinking straw! I just don't know what to do any more😢😭 They are my nemesis 😬💔
Hey Brian, just discovered your channel! This is a perfect video for me as I've just purchased a dwarf yuzu tree. I'm up in northern California and plan to keep it in a container. This video helped me out immensely! Thank you~🤙
Well, you’re growing on me. That was an excellent video. I’m learning a lot from you. Thank you very much for taking the time. I’ve got two big pots. I’m gonna put a lemon and a lime each one. I have a Washington naval, Valencia Orange, a Ruby Pink Grapefruit, and an Owari Satsuma Mandarin all of those are going in the ground. I wish I had more room. If I did I’d plant me a couple of blood oranges in a tangelo. Maybe later I’ll figure that out.
ya i live in deep south texas and have a big citrus industry here for juice. we have had many citrus trees. The Birds always lets us know when the Navels and valencias are ripe, and they are usually still green but sweet. especially the navel all the criters love them. my navels are really early like ready around thanksgiving. but the valencias are really late like march, tangerines around Christmas.
#1 Can you address sudden leaf drop like I just experienced on a dwarf Navel when we had two days of 88 plus degrees. #2 Can you address re-potting, when, and how to do it?
Love your videos! FYI Vaseline/petroleum jelly is not good for the tree because it’s not water soluble. But please don’t think of this comment as negative! You do Wonderful work and I’ve learned so much from you! I simply learned that from another video and it makes sense.
@@teenagardner3623 I've lost figs, a cherry, and most of my citrus. It's an awful time to try to nurture a four year old garden/orchard. Sorry for all of us.
Yes, I’m in east Texas and last winter killed my citrus, avocado and cherry trees. They were 1 1/2 yrs old. So upsetting! The only plants that survived were my garlic that I’d planted Dec 1st. 😏We got down into the teens 16 degrees for a few days and my frost protection just didn’t cut it! 😢
@@Happy2Run4Me What I don't understand is the cherry trees. I'm in the southernmost part of the cherry area. How do I keep losing cherry trees. I've lost three already and am ready to give up on them. Why are they better further north?
Even though we live now in Corfu, Greece, the idea are so incredibly helpful, thank you! I love your channel..... So much to learn. I have 5 citrus trees in pots for 1 year now awaiting our move to our newly built home here in autumn this year. Now I'm thinking of keeping some in pots after watching this. We have the true Mediterranean dry garden, and I have only had experience in Oregon and Australia. So it's experimental at best! But your channel is really full of great info on everything❤
Thank you for this, especially your potting method, so much easier! I have two Meyer Lemons, and a Bears Lime in pots here in NC, planted last year. That adjustment time would have been good to know when I brought them outside. They are looking a little stressed. Do I need to do an adjustment period when I bring them in for the winter as well? They looked stressed then too.
So much I have learned from this video! Every morning I found our oranges dropped on ground with half of each one been eaten by something that’s mystery, now I finally realized that rats been eating our oranges 😢
I have had 5 dwarf oranges in containers (half-wine barrel) outside in zone 9b weather here in Santa Clara County and by stringing C4 christmas light, plus cloud blanket covers and we have survived the winters and temps as low as 26. Still keep my fingers crossed every time the mercury starts to drop below 45 and I have 3 remote thermometer sensors that give me plenty anxiety as I watch the digits drop.
I am so tempted now to grow citrus. I live near Atlanta so it would be another plant I'd have to lug in when it gets cold, but so tempting. I have always wanted to ask, on your hills/mountains in the background, are those white stones and few trees?
Brian could you give us pointers on pruning Lilacs? I have a large Lilac bush that has never been touched because I do not no when to cut it back. Thank you in advance!
Thanks for this, I just planted a lime in a pot and the leaves are quite yellow 2 weeks later. I used citrus cactus potting mix, and half the slow release fertilizer amount (because online couldn’t decide y or no to fertilize when planting). I’m considering repotting because I just went up one pot size vs what will be final size, but worried it might be too much trauma. Are your trees staying in those size pots or will they move up?
@@Gkrissy make sure, if it’s in a pot, it’s not getting too much water. I have a 2 limes I got recently, the smaller one I planted a few weeks ago is my unhappy one. I may repot as even though I used the faster draining citrus potting mix, and though I had enough holes in the bottom, think it’s holding too much water. Citrus doesn’t like wet feet.
Thank you! I was also hoping to learn about "debudding" on trees in a pot. I have a new tree and it is COVERED with buds. How much fruit can a small tree - or in my case a small bush as the tree is new - support?
Lemons usually will flower and set fruit throughout most of the year, as opposed to oranges and other citrus, which, as Brian said, typically set fruit over a shorter time.
WOW!!! THANK YOU, FOR SHARING THIS GREAT INFORMATION, ON GROWING CITRUS TREES, IN CONTAINERS, ETC. I'D BET THAT "BONSAI" TREE FORMS WOULD BE REALLY STUNNING?!!..
I've lost quite a few citrus trees in pots. 🍋 From your video over and under watering. We get strong winds and loose our blossoms and baby lemons, any tips?? Thanks
Around ours, rats seem to love Bougainvilleas. Several of ours got killed because the rats totally chewed around the full circumference of the tree collars. My gardener friend tells me this is because it is sweet and they love the taste of it.
Really like your video, thank you! I just bought a Persian Lime, Improved Mayer Lemon and Thornless Key Lime trees from Costco and all three trees are in ONE pot. Should I split them and plant into different pots or plant them into one bigger container. Your expertise is greatly appreciated, thank you. Ken
Hey i watched your video on your grow light set up. Can i grow citrus in pots with that light and tent? Thats my plan. But i dont know how many lights i need. Please help
Thanks for all the great videos! I have a tomato question. Please help!! My indoor tomato seedlings are growing in cups as per your video. Some of the plants have leaf curl and are turning purple on the underside of the leaves. I’d really appreciate some guidance! Thank you
Thank you! I just bought a sanguinelli blood orange and I don't want to kill it like I killed my calamondin last year or my eureka ten years ago 😅 I have a question, how does watering change while indoors? I'm in 8b for now. My cacti collection gets nothing. My begonias under lights get everything. I think Arabian jasmine was in the middle somewhere if anything at all. Advice? 🎉
I have a question about peach and apricot trees. We have one of each, purchased last June (in So Cal). They are still in the original black nursery pots (I think they are 7 gallon). The peach is an early blume variety so it currently has young peaches. Do we need to wait to transplant to a bigger pot or can we do it now? The apricot just got leaves but no flowers yet. Can we move to a bigger pot now?
I love Satsuma tangerines. I have 3 of them. They’re dwarf but the trees are always loaded every year. I live in SoCal.🤩💕
That was good info and the way you transplanted the tree in the pot was awesome, so much easier. Thanks for sharing.
I use the same technique for all of my plants and trees transfers.
Definitely going to use that method for transferring my new lime tree to a pot. Thank you!
I just purchased the most beautiful glazed Mexican pot yesterday! since I saw it I can't picture anything in it besides a lemon tree!! perfect timing to make sure my new lemon baby is off to its best life!!! thank you!!
I noticed you didn’t mention leafminer disease which I’ve been dealing with on my lime and orange trees. I am treating with Spinosad insecticide. Thanks for all the good info planting citrus!
I have the same issue. I spray weekly to protect new growth. How often do you spray with that product?
Just bought my first Citrus Tree a couple weeks ago. This video is very helpful to me in caring for my tree. Thank you Brian!
Thank you
I'm new to gardening
Growing an orange, a lemon tree, and a peach tree in pots
California zone 9
Very helpful
I like your video on how to plant citrus trees. You're very thorough in explaining the process step-by-step. Thank you.
i started my lemon plant from a seed just for fun and it grew about 5 feet in the house the first year.
I'm thinking of moving it outside for the summer. I live in NJ, so I'll have to move it back in sometime in the fall.
5 feet in the first year?!
Did you get any fruit
@@topgolf7215 No, it just got a disease and died. :(
I don't know what it was, but it had white dewy spots on it.
What a col way to plant in a pot. Nice job. Once again a great video
OMG - seeing you put the soil in around the existing pot, tamping it down, removing it, and then replacing it with the “non-potted” plant was amazing. If I smoked, I’d light a cigarette right now. Pure genius. I’m 62 years old and have never even heard of this method.
Enjoyed this video very much. My family bought me a lemon tree pre Mother’s Day gift and I plan on putting it in a pot so your video was very much appreciated.
I have an orange tree in a jumbo sized terracotta pot (probably same diameter of a wine barrel but waller), in a climate with probably a good 15-20 freeze-nights over the winter. I have it on rollers on my deck and roll it next to my house to help protect it from freezing (but roll it further out for greater sun exposure.
Another great tutorial 👍🏼 I might never be able to plant these, but I just love learning about different ways to care for and grow plants.
Perfect timing!! Been wanting to grow oranges, apples, and grape fruit. Thank you
Thank you! I have a lemon tree (Wisconsin) I started from seed that I bring inside every winter... seems to be doing well but I haven't seen any flowers yet. I'm going to repot this spring and give it a good pruning. Thanks for the inspiration!
We have an orange tree in a pot. This is year four I believe. This year it is looking a bit sad, but last year it was FULL! I saved and planted some seeds in a 5 gallon bucket last fall and now have 5 more little trees! I'll be transferring them to pots as well.
We had a COLD winter here in middle GA this last winter. I had to bring ours into the garage. I am hoping to build a greenhouse or at least a high tunnel I can keep heated for plants this year. Especially since I'll have 6 now!
Citrus trees are always grafted. Seedlings WILL try to grow to full size, and they'll be less disease resistant (generally). The root stock selected will provide the size control (dwarf, semi-dwarf, etc.). It also will provide varying measures of disease resistance.
Trifoliate orange (poncirus trifoliata) is a common rootstock variety for oranges. It is reported to make the fruit a little sweeter than some other rootstocks.
You can keep your seedling oranges, but it may be years before you get any fruit, and the trees may be hard to "control".
@@mattheffron391 Thanks for the info. I was honestly surprised that they started to grow at all. I will be keeping them in pots mostly just to see what becomes of them! Hopefully keeping them in the pots will help me to keep them under control.
Great way to transplant into a pot! Thanks for sharing ❤❤❤
Up here in NJ, potting these (key limes) is the only way to grow them. This was super helpful. The longer winters are tough but your suggestions are going to make a much better indoor run until I can get them outside again. The problems/solutions you suggested are things I thought I was doing wrong or they "just couldn't grow indoors". Turns out it was just nutrient issues. Thanks.
I spray my citrus trees with Neem Oil every so often which keeps diseases away. If I see some leaf miners I use Captain Jack’s Deadbug. I recommend large plastic containrers as shown in the video. Large ceramic pots full with soil and tree are very heavy to move around especially if you need to bring them indoors. Apart from citrus I grow an olive tree in a pot very successfully. Same care.
That is a cool way to fill the pot with dirt around the plant first then remove the pot.. thanks for the tip..
WOW!! What a great idea you have saved me a lot of work in planting in my containers. Thank you so much 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💯💯💥💥🥰😁
Thanks!
@8:27...sir, you are a genius!❤
OMG THANK YOU that’s a brilliant idea and method. I knew what you were going to do when you were doing that and I was thinking, man I wish I had thought of that years ago.😂
Very timely video. I have a Meyer Lemon that badly needs to be repotted. I hope to be able to keep it in my greenhouse and protect it in the cold months with row cover. My zone is 7b, but we get several nights on teen temps every winter.
1 haven't been following for very long 2 super glad I found your channel 3 I've been waiting for this video 4 Question can it be any citrus tree or other fruit trees?
Thanks for all your info, very easy to understand and follow along.
Thank you. Most fruit trees are much more cold hardy than citrus. I have a couple vids on other fruit trees
Thanks for this comprehensive video.
I never thought about using the pot method to make a perfect hole to place a plant in. 😅😅 I have always used the harder method. Thank you for the suggestion
19:09 Thanks ! I have the most beautiful mandarin orange tree outside watching your instructions ! I one thing everyone forgets to tell you it largely produces every other year. I was worried that one year I got 500 fruits and the next year only about 20 . My outdoor tree is 4yrs old about 15 ft to 20ft high ( not sure) thanks for your help.🍊
My brain just exploded by that transplanting. All these years ...🤯
Great information loved you video I have a blood orange tree this is my second year with her I have her planted in a pot and this is the first year she produced flowers I hope I get fruit she is my only citrus tree I want to get more as I become more experienced growing fruit trees that I can grow in pots because I rent.
I also have a question how do blood orange flowers look like when they are growing? I hope what’s going now are flowers .
Perfect timing 😂. I’m repotting this week. Love your videos.
Thank you for this!! I've always wanted citrus trees but didn't think they would survive do to Louisiana temps dropping in the winter. I had no idea I could grow them in a large pot. Definitely going to give this a try!!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Love seeing your property come together . . . So beautiful. I’m in Northern California and something loves new growth on my citrus. I’m thinking it’s leaf miners. I have so spray new growth weekly. I’ve got that copper spay I use on the olive trees for spider mites. Your recommendation for citrus and leaf minors?
TheresaP@ Oh Theresa! I feel your pain! My trees would be perfect for a horror movie! All, every single leaf is curled like a drinking straw! I just don't know what to do any more😢😭 They are my nemesis 😬💔
Hey Brian, just discovered your channel! This is a perfect video for me as I've just purchased a dwarf yuzu tree. I'm up in northern California and plan to keep it in a container. This video helped me out immensely! Thank you~🤙
That's why I see them covered in the winter
Well, you’re growing on me. That was an excellent video. I’m learning a lot from you. Thank you very much for taking the time. I’ve got two big pots. I’m gonna put a lemon and a lime each one. I have a Washington naval, Valencia Orange, a Ruby Pink Grapefruit, and an Owari Satsuma Mandarin all of those are going in the ground. I wish I had more room. If I did I’d plant me a couple of blood oranges in a tangelo. Maybe later I’ll figure that out.
Very helpful - thank you. There may be hope for my little citrus tree after all. 8-)
ya i live in deep south texas and have a big citrus industry here for juice. we have had many citrus trees. The Birds always lets us know when the Navels and valencias are ripe, and they are usually still green but sweet. especially the navel all the criters love them. my navels are really early like ready around thanksgiving. but the valencias are really late like march, tangerines around Christmas.
#1 Can you address sudden leaf drop like I just experienced on a dwarf Navel when we had two days of 88 plus degrees. #2 Can you address re-potting, when, and how to do it?
Love your videos!
FYI Vaseline/petroleum jelly is not good for the tree because it’s not water soluble. But please don’t think of this comment as negative!
You do Wonderful work and I’ve learned so much from you!
I simply learned that from another video and it makes sense.
That's why I put plastic wrap on first
@@NextLevelGardening Hot dawg! I missed That part! My bad! 🤦🏽♀️😂
You should see what 17 degrees did to my citrus. I'm northern Florida and this was the worst winter I've ever seen.
Oh no. I bet!
After the record heat plus drought in many places, then record freeze, we all across lost allot of plants, citrus, other hardy vegetables. Was awful
@@teenagardner3623 I've lost figs, a cherry, and most of my citrus. It's an awful time to try to nurture a four year old garden/orchard. Sorry for all of us.
Yes, I’m in east Texas and last winter killed my citrus, avocado and cherry trees. They were 1 1/2 yrs old. So upsetting! The only plants that survived were my garlic that I’d planted Dec 1st. 😏We got down into the teens 16 degrees for a few days and my frost protection just didn’t cut it! 😢
@@Happy2Run4Me What I don't understand is the cherry trees. I'm in the southernmost part of the cherry area. How do I keep losing cherry trees. I've lost three already and am ready to give up on them. Why are they better further north?
Great information. Thank you. I'm going to try this.
Always love your video's.
I NEEDED this video! Thank you, Brian.
Even though we live now in Corfu, Greece, the idea are so incredibly helpful, thank you! I love your channel..... So much to learn.
I have 5 citrus trees in pots for 1 year now awaiting our move to our newly built home here in autumn this year. Now I'm thinking of keeping some in pots after watching this. We have the true Mediterranean dry garden, and I have only had experience in Oregon and Australia.
So it's experimental at best!
But your channel is really full of great info on everything❤
thank u for sharing u gave us gd advice i didnt know thanks alot again greetings from Malta
Thank you for all the great info! You really covered it all!!
I’m going to try growing either lemon or orange trees on the side of my house. It gets tropical there in the Summer sunlight and heat all day long!!
Wonderful information to have. Very thorough, much appreciated.
The pot transfer blew me back!! INSTATNT SUBSCIBE!!!! Thank you soo much!! You just made my life sooooo much easier!!!!!!
Thank you for video! What about leaf curl and gallwasp? Would love some insights! Thanks again
Thank you for this, especially your potting method, so much easier! I have two Meyer Lemons, and a Bears Lime in pots here in NC, planted last year. That adjustment time would have been good to know when I brought them outside. They are looking a little stressed. Do I need to do an adjustment period when I bring them in for the winter as well? They looked stressed then too.
Thanks sharing your knowledge
Fantastic info on growing citrus
I’ve found worm castings to be a great deterrent for white flies.
What about citrus leaves curling. Love you show.
Move it to partial shade if possible and give it a good deep watering! It's the hot sun
Answered all my questions and more. Thank you.
So much I have learned from this video! Every morning I found our oranges dropped on ground with half of each one been eaten by something that’s mystery, now I finally realized that rats been eating our oranges 😢
Yup. Been there!
Thank you for all the great information.
Would a smart watering mat work for citrus. Where I would need to place my citrus tree I have no easy access to water
Great review
Love this video so informative. Thank you.
I have had 5 dwarf oranges in containers (half-wine barrel) outside in zone 9b weather here in Santa Clara County and by stringing C4 christmas light, plus cloud blanket covers and we have survived the winters and temps as low as 26. Still keep my fingers crossed every time the mercury starts to drop below 45 and I have 3 remote thermometer sensors that give me plenty anxiety as I watch the digits drop.
I did the same with semi-dwarf varieties. Do you prefer dwarf over SD?
Incredible lesson.
Great tips, thanks Brian.
Really well-presented. Thanks.
Thanks Brian. Great information! 🌷💚🙃
Excellent video, thanks for sharing
Very good video! Thanks very helpful.
I am so tempted now to grow citrus. I live near Atlanta so it would be another plant I'd have to lug in when it gets cold, but so tempting.
I have always wanted to ask, on your hills/mountains in the background, are those white stones and few trees?
Brian could you give us pointers on pruning Lilacs? I have a large Lilac bush that has never been touched because I do not no when to cut it back. Thank you in advance!
Thanks for this, I just planted a lime in a pot and the leaves are quite yellow 2 weeks later. I used citrus cactus potting mix, and half the slow release fertilizer amount (because online couldn’t decide y or no to fertilize when planting). I’m considering repotting because I just went up one pot size vs what will be final size, but worried it might be too much trauma. Are your trees staying in those size pots or will they move up?
I think my lime tree is dying of root rot. So annoying but my lemon tree is thriving. I should have started with a smaller pot for the lime tree.
@@Gkrissy make sure, if it’s in a pot, it’s not getting too much water. I have a 2 limes I got recently, the smaller one I planted a few weeks ago is my unhappy one. I may repot as even though I used the faster draining citrus potting mix, and though I had enough holes in the bottom, think it’s holding too much water. Citrus doesn’t like wet feet.
Thank you! I was also hoping to learn about "debudding" on trees in a pot. I have a new tree and it is COVERED with buds. How much fruit can a small tree - or in my case a small bush as the tree is new - support?
Thank you for the info
So much advise in this video, thank you!
Can you put the mulch halfway through when adding the soil?
Lemons usually will flower and set fruit throughout most of the year, as opposed to oranges and other citrus, which, as Brian said, typically set fruit over a shorter time.
Great Gardener! 👍
the leaves fell off my lemon tree when I brought it inside in the fall. I thought it died. But some of the leaves are coming back.
Great video! I loved the pot, would you be able to tell me where you got it? Thanks…
WOW!!! THANK YOU, FOR SHARING THIS GREAT INFORMATION, ON GROWING CITRUS TREES, IN CONTAINERS, ETC.
I'D BET THAT "BONSAI" TREE FORMS WOULD BE REALLY STUNNING?!!..
Thanks for the excellent videos Brian!
Would appreciate knowing where you found the large plastic container!
A store called At Home
@@NextLevelGardening Thanks for your response!
I'm not sure if you've done this already or not but can you do a video on planting hydrangea trees please.
I've lost quite a few citrus trees in pots. 🍋 From your video over and under watering. We get strong winds and loose our blossoms and baby lemons, any tips?? Thanks
Thanks Brian! How about the lemon tree. I prune mine at the last house and didn't grow anymore!☹️
Around ours, rats seem to love Bougainvilleas. Several of ours got killed because the rats totally chewed around the full circumference of the tree collars. My gardener friend tells me this is because it is sweet and they love the taste of it.
Good job
I planted 4 seeds from a lemon in a pot. I now have 4 seedlings maybe 7” tall. When should they be transferred to their own pots? Thanks
Can you tell me where you found your plastic pot. Love it! I have a hard time finding ones that I like here in San Antonio
Really like your video, thank you!
I just bought a Persian Lime, Improved Mayer Lemon and Thornless Key Lime trees from Costco and all three trees are in ONE pot. Should I split them and plant into different pots or plant them into one bigger container. Your expertise is greatly appreciated, thank you. Ken
split them!!
Hey i watched your video on your grow light set up. Can i grow citrus in pots with that light and tent? Thats my plan. But i dont know how many lights i need. Please help
I actually went back, thinking I missed it, but what citrus did you actually plant? Thank you!
Thanks for all the great videos! I have a tomato question. Please help!! My indoor tomato seedlings are growing in cups as per your video. Some of the plants have leaf curl and are turning purple on the underside of the leaves. I’d really appreciate some guidance! Thank you
HaniaF@ I think it's nothing to worry. I could be wrong but let's see what Brian says😮❤
I'm going to grow in a grow bag. 🙏🏾
If you put a 2 ‘’ deep plate under a pot to collect excess moisture. Would that be more beneficial to the plant, or would that cause root rot?
Great info thanks Brian. Your garden looks amazing. cheers.
Thank you! I just bought a sanguinelli blood orange and I don't want to kill it like I killed my calamondin last year or my eureka ten years ago 😅 I have a question, how does watering change while indoors? I'm in 8b for now. My cacti collection gets nothing. My begonias under lights get everything. I think Arabian jasmine was in the middle somewhere if anything at all. Advice? 🎉
I have a question about peach and apricot trees. We have one of each, purchased last June (in So Cal). They are still in the original black nursery pots (I think they are 7 gallon). The peach is an early blume variety so it currently has young peaches. Do we need to wait to transplant to a bigger pot or can we do it now? The apricot just got leaves but no flowers yet. Can we move to a bigger pot now?
I wonder about that too. I plan on getting a nectarine tree.
Well done sir