Thanks, I appreciate the video. Anything wrong with using just plain sawdust as a potting mix? I know it varies a lot. The stuff I have is fine but not a superfine powdery dust. It drains quickly when I do a drainage test (in a few seconds) and holds moisture. Of all the videos on youtube about potting mix, nobody seems to use sawdust. I wonder why? It's cheap and readily available. Am I missing something?

Can I grow this in Clt NC? I want to plant it on ground

Thank you! Great content! How do you water indoor plants? My logic says between 75%-100%. Is it correct?

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Do you use staples or anything to keep the quarter inch tubing with emitters inside the pots so that they do not fall out or pop out? It does not look like it from your videos, but it is hard to see. Thanks.

The more I water my plants in summer the better they do. For ALL my plants. I live on the other side of the valley from you. Gr8 advice as usual sir.

which is the more productive and gives more fruit per weight, Dwarf everbearing or pakistani?

Great informations, thank you Sir💖💖💖💖💖💖

You're right. I have sweet potatoes shoots sitting in water jar and loving it. That's ultimate overwatering, and yet... he lives.

How do you handle gophers? They killed 2 of my trees. Traps are slow.

citrus normally flower or not during the freeze, right? Unless, it's a late freeze into March, by which, if there are any fruits, they would be only just developed and dropped off by the freeze. I have never seen fully developed citrus fruits remained from previous year.

Can the green mulberry handle 110 degrees? How do gophers treat their roots? Where can I purchase mulberries trees?

I have one in a 3 gallon container going on 4 years it's about 4 ft tall and fruit heavy I have replaced half the soil 2 times. And removed the top layer of mulch and replaced it. this is the first year I have pruned it both, for more fruit and to try and bush out this dwarf tree 😁

How far should my pakistan mulberry be planted from my ungrounded pool

my lime tree is in container. If it gets lower than 30F several days in a row, I cover it up and pull closer to the house. If several days in the low 20, I bring it inside. If I left it outside in low 20 several days, covered it up, the branches still die back and come back from the roots in the spring.

What if half the roots are in good draining soil but the other half are constantly wet? Because I have some blueberries planted in aged pine bark and my land doesn't perc, the top 6" dry but the next 2ft in the soil are constantly soaking wet? Roots for blueberries shouldn't go past 18" so I'm wondering if that top 6 being dry and getting oxygen would be okay?

Thanks 👍🏼 I learned a lot

Lol 🤣 "Why your plants are looking like crap" he's dunking on all of us

15:08 Oh ! Don't mind me ! I'm just going for a walk here ❤

Great to hear just planted one7 months ago ,be looking forward for some fruit...

Great video. Lots of knowledge no babbling. Excellent.

I have barbados cherry bush. Currently probably 7 feet in height. Planted over 2 years ago. West facing. Lots of sun. Watering every other day, an hour for probably 5 galons of water. It just started flowering but most flowers fall with no fruits. Could it be underwatering?

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Just wanted to say thanks for setting the record straight. I was racking my brain for the past few weeks wondering if I'm over watering or under watering my orange tree here in Sun City West Az. Now I know. I'm cycling through your videos now!

Thanks Alan!! You the only one I followed since day one!!

Hey Alan, im starting to see chlorosis in some of my pluot varieties. Trees are in ground. Any recommendations?

Just what I needed! All my citrus are in pots (no space to plant out, at this point).

Can I keep a mulberry in 32 gallon forever? I have a pool in my yard and my house 15 feet from pakistan mullbery and 15 from pool don't want roots to damage my house

Good information here, thank you!

How bout constant fruit drop? But why kill anaerobic bacteria? Just remove the cause, right?😊

Do you have any advice on watering container grown dragon fruit plants?

Thanks Master

Excellent video! Very useful info.

Thank you. You are a fantastic teacher.

THANK YOU. A couple of months ago i bought sad little lemon tree from store. I followed instructions from the label and common sense told me it needed more water. However, i was worried about "over watering". After finding your videos I've really increased my watering especially on hot days and the tree took off. Crazy to think i almost killed the tree by not watering.

Bare root is one third the cost of potted plants still here in Southern CA.

Bare root trees are not mainly sold in winter, they are only sold in late winter.

My loquat tree has same problem, it flowers every year but not a single fruit 😢 what should I do

Love your videos sir, when you said that special soil and amendments are not necessary does that included citrus in containers? I’m currently using a mixture of coarse perlite, vermiculite, some bark and cactus potting mix to promote drainage in a large terracotta pot but am curious your thoughts on the subject of citrus soil.

This guy sure loves talking about himself

I was looking for info on this .. I have button bush and went for digging that’s when it started raining I had to stop and then I noticed standing water

what could i use instead of bark since i can't get it locally?

Love the channel

Bigger is Better!!!! LOL

GLOBAL WARMING made my fruits drop!

Mulch/Woodchip then deep water every few days.

I was gifted a Pakistani mulberry branch to grow. This is the second year. There are many branches and many leaves. It is very healthy. This cutting was taken from a mature fruiting mulberry. This the 2ndyear of growth, there were only 2 fruits. Is it possible that my tree is from a tissue culture? If so, I’m hoping there will be many fruits next year. If I propagate mulberry once it matures and fruits, will it also take 3 years for the cutting to bear fruits?

clay soil can benefit from calcium, to improve structure. hydrated lime thoroughly dug in, or calcium thiosulfate injected/sprayed. heavy clay soil can indeed kill expensive bought fruit trees etc., making small weak roots and finished off with wind or root rot fungus. i dig in a few handfuls of hydrated lime in planting hole for trees. it's cheap, even in bags.

good explain 😊

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