You Wont Believe How Many Citrus Varieties I Grow!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2024
- The end of Winter is the peak season for Citrus in Australia. Most varieties produce from May to December and lemons and lime all year. Citrus will grow anywhere in Australia except in Alpine areas.
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Amazing! I can’t wait for my Citrus tress to be in full production. My tress are 2 years old now.
You are absolutely correct there is never enough. Lol
Enjoy!
young citrus pick up after year 3, mine took 5 years to get really productive. I hope to get me some mango like yours this summer, the ultimate prized fruit :)
I am creating a fruitopia in my livingroom. 4-5 years in I grafter mandelo to meyer lemon and too yuzu plus have two kishu. Most are under 6 feet but produce under led cree lights. Too cold in Canada for year round.
Well done!
Hi I'm new to your channel . I live in Cerritos ca zone 10b . I watch Tropical Central Valley and that's why YT suggested you . Saw your back from vacation 1 & 2 . I have oro blanco grapefruit and marsh white , dwarf navel , valencia , moro blood and sang hi Chinese orange , along with champagne or cocktail grapefruit. Also a Meyer lemon . Plus 20 seedlings . We get our citrus harvest in November to March . I give many away to family , friends and neighbors . Happy to subscribe to your channel today
Welcome to my channel! You have a great citrus collection, perfect for California. You should try avocado mango and atemoya/cherimoya.
@@RealLifeFruitopia hi George , I have them too but just listed the citrus . Wife is happy on some like mangoes and cheremoya (she calls Atis in the Philippines)but wants me to not get any more
Remarkable!
Oh cute I've never had a kumquat either I bet those are yummy did u eat the skin wow 😂 I've got to find these
Yes, Kumquat skin is sweeter than the flesh!
Very good video!
Thank you! I love your garden too, just subbed to your channel.
I've never had or seen a pomelo I wonder what it tastes like 🤔its looks delicious
Pomelo tastes like grapefruit. Must try!
Thanks for sharing so many Citrus trees. 2 questions: 1. How did you protect fruits against fruit flies? Any spray or something else? 2. Which variety is your Pommelo?
I tried protecting against gal wasp with traps but didn't get far, I don't spray any of my citrus. Pomelo was labeled Carters Red when I bought it, but its flesh is yellow. I also grow the sweeter Nam Roi variety which has light green flesh.
Real Life Fruitopia, how lucky you don't get pest problem. In Sydney in my backyard I have one orange and one mandarin trees and they get both stink bugs and fly problems😔
@@umamaheshwarihegde3830 you mean flies attacking the fruit or tree? Remember that the warmer the weather, the more pests, this is why most people in the subtropics don't bother.
Real Life Fruitopia fly infesting the fruits.
@@umamaheshwarihegde3830 I've never heard of oranges being infested by fruit fly, only recently were some of my peaches and apricots affected.
what variety is the tangelo pls?
Minneola
what is the variety name of your main oldest citrus tree?
Washington Navel Orange
At the 4:24 mark the navel tree with the large oranges. You never said what variety it is. ? can you mention what it is called.
TOC Summer Navel
What was name of mandarin u said year round? Afourier (murcott)???
Yes
What lime variety?
Tahiti
and what are the three varieties of navel oranges you have? u only mentioned Washington...are the other two also Washington? thanks :)
A mix of Valencia and a variety of named navels. Sorry, I've lost the labels.
I love navel oranges, great video
Thanks!