@@vvoss2805 ok-. Well. It worked for me-I’m clearly NOT an expert and I didn’t claim to be-. So. Feel free to make your own expert video and correct all of my errors-

@@keanaragesdale6613 those came from Lowe’s I believe

@@pollinationfarms thanks for watching. I appreciate the comments and I’ll check out your channel!

@@lisaaguirre3756 thanks for watching. I’m glad you enjoyed it!

@@garyclark-up2ru thanks. Me too!

@@reginaschliemann736 thank you for watching!! Ich lerne deutsch aber nicht so gut. 😂. Im glad you have a seedling and I hope you are very successful!!🌺

@@ambercrosby6752 thanks for reminding me. The update is that it didn’t work out-for two reasons. - the first is that July was hot and dry so it didn’t get as good a chance as it needed-the second reason is rabbits-my leaves were eaten on most of the cuttings so…. Right now there are still 3 plants but none have really grown much at all! Oh well. It was worth a try i guess. I’ve been meaning to do a quick video update but didn’t get around to it yet

@@fd8067 I mostly use the advice from the growing citrus in containers Facebook group. Since I’m no expert. I rely on the group-.so. When I fertilize which is not often enough I use foliage pro. I also use. Osmokote plus (pink lid) as slow release. And. I also supplement sometimes. With Alaska fish. Or some other organic mixture-- right or wrong my trees seem happy so far

@@visitmybigbackyard Thanks

@@Bravesontop748 yes I was so excited about him! I hope he sticks around!

@@manuelferreira1363 thank you for watching and subscribing!

Oh great your welcome and I’m glad I could help!

Not sure I’ve ever posted a bore boring video lol.

You could try editing 😂

Cool I’ll be interested to see how it goes

That’s fun. Hope he doesn’t eat everything

The mix is really close to what they call 5-1-1 mix. The recipe/ ratios can be found in the Facebook group. Growing Citrus in Containers.

I keep them in a window area that faces west but also gets some southern exposure. I also provide grow lights. I have a Medusa style floor lamp that has 5 sansi grow light bulbs in it that I got on Amazon separately. I keep the light on at least 14 hours a day all winter

The grow light I have on them now is actually just a Medusa style lamp with grow light bulbs in it. I got the bulbs on Amazon. They are SANSI grow light bulbs. 10 W and 15 W led grow light bulbs. Really it’s supplemental to the winter sun as the plants are in a SW side window and get lots of natural light

@@visitmybigbackyard Thanks

Translated to English “They say there should be 15 leaves for 1 fruit - otherwise the tree will not feed these fruits”. That may be true, I just let my trees self prune. They drop the fruits they can’t support , usually when they are still very small. and I get whatever fruits make it to maturity

Yes I could. If I had thought about it I would have used window screen

Yes it gets cold here in the winter. I bring the plumeria inside from October through April. It can handle a bit of a chill but I can’t let it freeze.

Im not sure actually. I got it directly from a local person who grew it from his own. Not from a store so I Never had a label. I assume it’s whatever the most usual available variety is?

Thanks for watching. I didn’t see anything on the deer at 9:00. but I always see one deer with her tongue hanging out in many of my videos 😝

@@visitmybigbackyard 😆

You are probably correct although I was under the impression that the tree would self prune what it was not able to carry. However now that 8 have harvested and eaten all of my owari. For the year(they were delicious). It has plenty of time to recover. I’m sure it will put out new leaves soon I. not sure if it will bloom again this year or not but we will see.

It probably wont bloom again until march. I've read several times that citrus trees are not self-thinning. I will probably allow my tree to ripen 10-12 peaches this coming season. Best of luck to you.

I have some pyretherin. If my insects are not successful I will treat them

Thanks. I will for sure

I’m in Delaware

Thanks. I just added. Mealybug destroyer beetles. And will be adding other beneficial insects

Thanks. I’m trying to avoid that type of solution if possible.

Thanks. I didn’t know that was a thing. Bonus my lemon is blooming again now!

I realize they may have technically been too big but I have not had any issues from that. It’s been over a year and my trees are very healthy and fruitful

Zone 7

I’m pretty sure they were not root bound in the old pots. The fabric pits I had them in do have a tendency to stick a bit as well as to dry out too quickly. The plastic pots I put them in in the video are much better a d my trees are still doing quite well. It’s been over a year. I have fruit on all of them

Is there something in particular wrong with my pots? I do need to have my trees of a size that I can pick them up and put them in my kitchen in the winter

They did great all my cuttings grew. And the mother plant has 4 nice branches. It’s big though so I have a plan to give it away

I don’t understand your question.. try again?

I think I’d wait longer if I lived further south too. Good luck!

Thank you