Not funny your comment! The poor woman can hardly speak well but at least she tries and actually she does fairly well. You should probably learn from her good attitude
Hello I like your video. My calamondin has a lot of fruits but they are growing sooo slow. What do I do? I live in a cold zone so i put it in the pot so I can bring it inside the house when the temperature drops.
make sure to give it a good citrus fertilizer, change the soil in your pot at least every two years , 8 hours of sunlight every day:) hope that will help you,, ps dont over water to avoid root rot!
Your advice worked, thank you. We planted a mature Calamansi tree with tons of fruit a few years ago. San Diego, CA - so plenty of sun. This year no blooms. We use drip irrigation and it was thriving with new leaves, but no blooms. Tied off the drip lines for a few weeks and now blooming like crazy! Thanks again.
Hi kabayan, did you put stones at the bottom of the pot or not? when I repotted my seedling I put it in a bigger pot with stone at the bottom. Do you think it is good ?
a stone at the bottom of the pot is useful for a couple of reasons. One, it takes up space and requires less soil in your pot, it also may help in water drainage, but other than that, there isnt much other reason.
@@marcelinanoss8825 I repotted my Kalamansi and removed the stones 😅 I have enough holes to drain the water. I will follow your advice on how to trigger fruits. Though the one I bought is a marcot tiny tree. Looks like bonsai so I potted in a bigger to have enough room to grow. I hope it will grow bigger
Thank you I’m in Texas and my wife got seeds from her father and we have two trees in pots about 3 years old and they have no flowers at all they are just getting bigger. Gonna try this.
oh .. if youare ground citrus from seeds, you will have to wait a while before they will bloom and produce fruit. Usually 5 to 7 years before they produce fruit. So, right now just give them fertilizer and get them to your desired size. Always, if youare looking for immediate fruit, get your plants from cuttings, or grafted plants.
I live near Pensacola and we have some trees in the yard almost 5 years and they are about 6 feet tall and no flowers. I planted some by seed, and I may not live long enough to see them fruit. Our big trees that are 15 years old have so much fruit we can not pick them all.
if it is dropping all of them, this is not good, but you will drop around half this is normal. The plant will cull its own fruit to lessen the load. The branches will break off if they have too many fruits. Overwatering will also cause your tree to drop fruit. Check for Mealy Bugs, they will hurt your plant and drop fruit. Look under the leaves for little critters that suck the sap from your plant.
Good info.. i loves the 'fragrant' of the Calamansi fruits.. i used them as juice.. tea + calamansi.. cooking..salad dressing & meat grilled.. Also, I use them to marinated chicken & meat before grilled ☺️..
& stems/branches have thorns( suckers).. I cut them to a mere skeleton frame.. will I dig it out & replace them.. not sure if it was grown from seeds or marcoted..3 were all given. Still young plants..Thank you..
excellent video. thank you so much. i have 3 calamondins 1 grows fruit year round, 1 i grew from seed 10 plus years ago, nothing on it except spikes. and 1 that used to produce fruit until i left it out in the cold at winter time. have tried everything i can think of to get the 2 to produce fruit to no avail. i will try additional fertilizer and see if that will help. they both look great, just no fruit. about ready to give up on both of them. thank you
@@marcelinanoss8825 how often are you adding the citrus tone? I have three Calomondin‘s that I have grown from seed they have never produced flowers. I will try to add the fertilizer, but I need to know how much & how often. I’ve got to say that they are at least 5 to 6 years old at this point.
Hello! My mom gave me a seedling that she grew from the seed of her calamansi tree. Currently it is only 2 feet tall and it is in a 17 gallon tub. There are no branches. It is just a slender stem with many leaves. When do you think it will start branching out? It is going to be 2 years old this spring. I am in zone 7b. I bring it inside during the cold months.
once your tree gets to the desire height, prune the top 6 inches off and your plant will begin to bush out. Just remember though, citrus started from seed will require you to be patient and wait anywhere from 3 to 5 years before you see the first blossom. If you want instant gratification, get grafted or citrus grown from cuttings.
Try to add coffeegrounds to your soil. Start with a cup and watch the plant over 3 weeks. Also check the pH, it should be acidic. Add more coffee to bring in acidicy and Magnesium, Phosphor, etc.
i made this video long because a lot of people ask these questions that i covered in the video. If you dont want to watch Chandra, you can click off at any time. However there was a lot of material i wanted to cover and I wanted to cover as much as possible. I know i can ramble on but i do enjoy talking to my followers and friends. Hope you understand. thank you again Chandra.
thank you for this very informative information about calamansi. i'm excited for my calamansi tree. ❤
they are so much fun to grow,, try other citrus while your at it! Meyers are awesome
thank you for this information, i had been looking for this for a long time, You answered my question. Just got a new subscriber.!
Glad it was helpful!
Worthy to grow kalamansi from seeds "yes because they are cute" nice info.
yes they are, and i cant believe how much people are selling them for as well,,a 6 in seedling for like $15
Not funny your comment!
The poor woman can hardly speak well but at least she tries and actually she does fairly well. You should probably learn from her good attitude
Hello I like your video. My calamondin has a lot of fruits but they are growing sooo slow. What do I do? I live in a cold zone so i put it in the pot so I can bring it inside the house when the temperature drops.
make sure to give it a good citrus fertilizer, change the soil in your pot at least every two years , 8 hours of sunlight every day:) hope that will help you,, ps dont over water to avoid root rot!
Your advice worked, thank you. We planted a mature Calamansi tree with tons of fruit a few years ago. San Diego, CA - so plenty of sun. This year no blooms. We use drip irrigation and it was thriving with new leaves, but no blooms. Tied off the drip lines for a few weeks and now blooming like crazy! Thanks again.
once you understand the nature of the plant its easier to navigate these wonderful trees, Glad it worked out for you! Awesome!@
Ok it all makes sense so lets start the restricting game. My potted lemon is 1.5 ft tall and wide so it should be able to produce fruits.
Hi kabayan, did you put stones at the bottom of the pot or not? when I repotted my seedling I put it in a bigger pot with stone at the bottom. Do you think it is good ?
a stone at the bottom of the pot is useful for a couple of reasons. One, it takes up space and requires less soil in your pot, it also may help in water drainage, but other than that, there isnt much other reason.
@@marcelinanoss8825 I repotted my Kalamansi and removed the stones 😅
I have enough holes to drain the water. I will follow your advice on how to trigger fruits. Though the one I bought is a marcot tiny tree. Looks like bonsai so I potted in a bigger to have enough room to grow. I hope it will grow bigger
Thank you I’m in Texas and my wife got seeds from her father and we have two trees in pots about 3 years old and they have no flowers at all they are just getting bigger. Gonna try this.
oh .. if youare ground citrus from seeds, you will have to wait a while before they will bloom and produce fruit. Usually 5 to 7 years before they produce fruit. So, right now just give them fertilizer and get them to your desired size. Always, if youare looking for immediate fruit, get your plants from cuttings, or grafted plants.
I live near Pensacola and we have some trees in the yard almost 5 years and they are about 6 feet tall and no flowers. I planted some by seed, and I may not live long enough to see them fruit. Our big trees that are 15 years old have so much fruit we can not pick them all.
at least you have some now,, you are planting for the next generation :)
What does it mean if my calamondin is dropping its fruit?
if it is dropping all of them, this is not good, but you will drop around half this is normal. The plant will cull its own fruit to lessen the load. The branches will break off if they have too many fruits. Overwatering will also cause your tree to drop fruit. Check for Mealy Bugs, they will hurt your plant and drop fruit. Look under the leaves for little critters that suck the sap from your plant.
Good info.. i loves the 'fragrant' of the Calamansi fruits.. i used them as juice.. tea + calamansi.. cooking..salad dressing & meat grilled.. Also, I use them to marinated chicken & meat before grilled ☺️..
try cutting one in half and add it to your soups
Marveling...... looking forward for your video on strategies of pruning calamondin.
Very soon
Love the video.. much needed infos.. I have 3 calamansi trees
& stems/branches have thorns( suckers).. I cut them to a mere skeleton frame.. will I dig it out & replace them.. not sure if it was grown from seeds or marcoted..3 were all given. Still young plants..Thank you..
Glad it was helpful!
I have calamansi plant. It's about 3 years old. Can't wait for it to bear fruits!!! 😍
That is awesome!
excellent video. thank you so much. i have 3 calamondins 1 grows fruit year round, 1 i grew from seed 10 plus years ago, nothing on it except spikes. and 1 that used to produce fruit until i left it out in the cold at winter time. have tried everything i can think of to get the 2 to produce fruit to no avail. i will try additional fertilizer and see if that will help. they both look great, just no fruit. about ready to give up on both of them. thank you
make sure you are giving them pH water at around 6.5
Amazing video 10/10!!!
thank you William for your kind words. So glad you enjoyed it!
when u say "cutting", is the plant a "marcot" or just plain cutting grown in soil?
a cutting is a cutting ( about 6 inches long, pencil thickness) and marcot or airlayering is different
You could graft to the plants that aren’t fruiting, with fruiting plants.
yes, you are absolutely correct
Wow that's great 👍 job
Great 👍 Info
Many many thanks
Thank you!! I'll try your advice ; hopefully my 2 potted calamansi of 3 yrs will bear fruits. 😊👍❤
you will in a couple more years if its grown from seeds,, Citritone is really good too
@@marcelinanoss8825 how often are you adding the citrus tone? I have three Calomondin‘s that I have grown from seed they have never produced flowers. I will try to add the fertilizer, but I need to know how much & how often. I’ve got to say that they are at least 5 to 6 years old at this point.
My calamansi trees haven’t bloom since I bought them which already half year… how should I do?
from seeds or graft?
@@marcelinanoss8825 graft
Hello! My mom gave me a seedling that she grew from the seed of her calamansi tree. Currently it is only 2 feet tall and it is in a 17 gallon tub. There are no branches. It is just a slender stem with many leaves. When do you think it will start branching out? It is going to be 2 years old this spring. I am in zone 7b. I bring it inside during the cold months.
once your tree gets to the desire height, prune the top 6 inches off and your plant will begin to bush out. Just remember though, citrus started from seed will require you to be patient and wait anywhere from 3 to 5 years before you see the first blossom. If you want instant gratification, get grafted or citrus grown from cuttings.
Try to add coffeegrounds to your soil. Start with a cup and watch the plant over 3 weeks. Also check the pH, it should be acidic.
Add more coffee to bring in acidicy and Magnesium, Phosphor, etc.
@@marcelinanoss8825my own desired height Joe is there a certain required height for this tree? Please advise. Salamat po.
Ang gzling nyo po magturo. Salamatpo
salamat... huwag kalimutang magsuskribe
Good advice to follow
Glad it was helpful!
Pinoy po kayo?.
yup.. leyte
❤🥰💋
glad you liked it! :)
@@marcelinanoss8825 you deserve it 😘.
Your videos are toooo long. I suggest making short concise videos upto 10 mins only by speaking faster. I play your videos at 1.75.
i made this video long because a lot of people ask these questions that i covered in the video. If you dont want to watch Chandra, you can click off at any time. However there was a lot of material i wanted to cover and I wanted to cover as much as possible. I know i can ramble on but i do enjoy talking to my followers and friends. Hope you understand. thank you again Chandra.
@@marcelinanoss8825 I like the way you explain something. The video is not too long for me. Keep it up Marcelina!
Video time is gone with me cuz of lots of info I needed. Thank you
@@marcelinanoss8825 Okay 😃