@@marydivittorio7455No, I looked it up, orange peel can block the production of histamine. It's news to me, who suffered terrible hayfever until about 35. I had pineapple, and garlic and horseradish, but never orange peel.
So tips are: No pruning in winter Keep watering consistent Limes are yellow when ripe Irregular watering causes fruit split, so use black grit Once over 16 degrees, use CGWS? Oranges are ripe when….orange. Pick with a half twist Their peel is an antihistamine? I follow a lot of TH-camrs for gardening advice, but they’re all overseas, mainly in America and England. But I’d like some local advice for Australia, so I started following this channel. But sadly, I don’t find the advice very helpful (case in point with this video, what did I really learn?)
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Oooo I have to try that tip re antihistamine...never knew that 👍😊
I think he meant antioxidant
@@marydivittorio7455No, I looked it up, orange peel can block the production of histamine. It's news to me, who suffered terrible hayfever until about 35. I had pineapple, and garlic and horseradish, but never orange peel.
You are a world of knowledge my brother ❤ Thank you again 🙏
I have yuzu, sudachi, blood orange, dekopon and more, and I love your citrus tips, mate. Always entertaining
Fantastic information ❣️
❤ from New Zealand brrrr
What causes my citrus plants are going yellow
Hi Vasili how to fix my thick skin lemon trees to thin skin
Canberra, myer Lemon yellow leaves, still has fruit left, what should i do ??
Yellow leaves can be an indication of too much water
So tips are:
No pruning in winter
Keep watering consistent
Limes are yellow when ripe
Irregular watering causes fruit split, so use black grit
Once over 16 degrees, use CGWS?
Oranges are ripe when….orange. Pick with a half twist
Their peel is an antihistamine?
I follow a lot of TH-camrs for gardening advice, but they’re all overseas, mainly in America and England. But I’d like some local advice for Australia, so I started following this channel.
But sadly, I don’t find the advice very helpful (case in point with this video, what did I really learn?)
Not a bad amount of info for a 4 min video. What did you expect in 4 minutes?
Go back over your comment… or do you just make lists you don’t read ?