This is an interesting entertaining video but it is 100% misinformation. This guy has his tree’s in the ground vs Orlando gardener has his in pots. This makes a big difference in the criteria of when to allow the trees to fruit. Judging when based on trunk diameter is plain dumb. If one buys and plants even a 25-50 gallon fruit tree according to this guy the diameter will be big enough to let it fruit as soon as it’s planted in the ground. This is not right. Do some research on your own and don’t listen to this sweet man. Time in ground is the criteria not size of trunk. Why time in ground? Just in 2 examples. 1) the Bible says all fruit trees must be in the ground for 3 years before you can eat the fruit and that prohibition even includes giving that fruit away to anyone and 2) this 3 year period of waiting is exactly what UF says about newly planted citrus trees. Think about it you plant a 2 incher and get fruit now the fruit sits on the ground and the tree bends over severely and now you are going to have to cut the branch off. If you trimmed the branch off at the beginning and weren’t excited like a big baby to grow your own mangoes and gave the tree the 3 full years to grow up big and strong and be deeply rooted at the end of the 3 years you would have had a big strong perfectly shaped tree even prepared to take on a tropical storm. Do it the other way and you have a tree with stunted growth above and below ground because all its energy went towards making fruit and not a big strong root system and a tall wide healthy canopy.

Wow your trees are ready 🥭🥭 so far my Carrie is the only one pushing

Great tips thank you for sharing your experiences

Very nice 👍🏿

Nam Doc 4, Orange Sherbet, Malika, Lancentilla, Valencia Pride, Machanook, Sugar Loaf, Pickering, Lemon Marange, all nothing. The Valencia Pride shows a few pushes but dont know if its panicles? Now have a very old turpentine that has 1000s of flowers since oct. Last year wasnt great and was hoping this year would be better? My neighbors also have nothing.

Eric Vazquez over here @orlandobackyardgardening thank you for sharing brother. They will come on strong soon for sure…no doubt.

Enjoyed watching

Thanks for the video. Great information. Thanks

Looking good. Your trees are growing. Great video.

Thank you for the tour

I have 5 blooming right now.

I was panicking too😬. Is there anything we can use now to help increase our chances of blooms?

I'm starting to get blooms finally. Did you feed potassium in the Fall?

I was worried I'll just wait will update

Thanks for sharing the differences 💚👨🏿‍🌾

Hey love your video, I'm in north Florida and my Keitt is looking like blooms, nom doc mi 4 and glenn is pushing a little but pickering, carrie and dwarf Hawaiian nothing

Thanks for showing the differences in blooms. In the same boat as you, can’t wait to see some blooms on our mangoes!

Hi when is the right time of the day to snip off the pinnacle?

Thanks for posting. How do you store these seeds until next Spring's planting? In the refrigerator? Air-tight bag? Is room temperature OK?

Nice 👍🏿

Nice video. Good info.

Great vid!

Very nice and well explained

Nice root breakdown including nematode details

Very helpful video!! Thank you

How long does it take for the new leaves to fully develop (from little leaves)?

Thank you ❤

Thank you for sharing

This was quite interesting. Thank you. We've got 5 different dragon fruit varieties, but none has flowered yet.

I would definitely trim back some. And graph more. I totally understand your frustration been there and done that with a avocado tree I had. Did everything i could no produce, axed it replaced it with a mango lemon zest tree. Never regretted.

Try to stress it out some people put a gash into the trunk or a nail. Good luck 👍

Useful information for me thanks 👍

Lol America must be different to the UK as we are still in 2024 😁. That's so well established I'd definitely put more grafts onto it

Its tree that drops too much debris, brittle branches and makes too much shade. It looks better viewing it in someone else's yard.

Thanks for sharing, this tree is now all over the neighborhood

Dodged a bullet.

Glad you had no major issues. Take care my friend.

Glad all is good 👍

Stay safe

You'll be OK, lots to do in the morning

Stay safe .

What variety?

Thanks for the update. You gave me so much hope for my new citrus trees. I pa nic when I see psyllids and leafminers - try my best to keep them fertilized and healthy in zone 9B . Was resigned to 5 to 6 years of life from them and then replace with mango trees. Your trees look great, hopefully I can hang on to mine for many years to come 😊 love citrus!

The music in the background is unnecessary and distracting

Everything is looking good 👍

Did it work for you

Nice, It does work, you need to get her pollinated when you can.

Great video. thanks

wow everthing is looking so good ,

Great video, and great information!