Citrus varieties from my yard in February!

[@pijicishizu3133]

I'm so jealous watching this guy flexing his homegrown oranges.

[@risingwarrior9937]

I've got the Washington Naval, Valencia, Satsuma, Clementine & Blood Oranges, Mex key, Bears & Sweet Lime, Nagami Kumquat, Calamondin, Eureka & Meyer Lemon, Oro Grande Grapefruit, Pinapple Guava along with six varieties of Avocados. I absolutely love my trees.

[@subhasisdeshmukh]

Very nice collections of citrus just loved that..

[@mojaffarahamed3306]

Extraordinary collection..

[@joshuablanco9093]

I just started collecting trees too. I sprouted some Yuzu and meyer lemons and i have loquats, ice cream bean, avocado still not fruiting but im so excited! My friend has Oro Blanco Grape fruit. I Love fruit Trees !!!

[@StickMan...77]

Thank you,very interesting video.

[@AGNESC68]

that's a wonderful citrus garden you are having..

[@thomasherrington5521]

Wow! What an amazing Fruit Forest! I dream of creating a Fruit Forest to live in. I want to create this for myself in Mississippi! Great job man!

[@davidlane777]

Im working on this now in MS

[@lanafalana]

Where do I get Buddha’s hand? How do you use it. I want to try it. Never knew there were so many different citrus.

[@JuicingGardener]

love this video. i just moved from Ohio to Southern CA and finally can grow citrus outdoors. you introduced me to a lot of new varieties. that pink lemon looks delish!

[@Suresh8848m]

Great array of citrus fruit varieties...Wonderful..Keep it up.

[@RainbowlemurAJ]

Those fruits look amazing!

[@vanessanguyen1351]

Hello do you give tours of your tropical garden?

[@ArizonaFruitTrees]

i do! weekends

[@arijitghosh8802]

Great collection dude! Thanks for the video

[@lowmanite]

Amazing. Smacking my lips and longing for the day my yard looks more like yours. Thanks for the video.

[@brandasar7913]

My mouth is watering here jay! Lol.. thank you for video

[@mehrymartain6295]

Where did you buy the 'cocktail grapefruit' tree from?

[@SR-qx6kn]

This year my dwarf Texas ruby red grapefruit produced 217 fruits. I have 10 other citrus tree varieties. Some have yet to produce due to the lack of sunlight for most part of the year.

[@mikeramos5709]

Oregon?

[@reyn66]

the top unknown pumelos that you mention, I believe are from rootstock used years ago.

[@KayVgKatTV]

Citrus! Amazing fruit forest

[@SpearOfJudah]

Awesome citrus spread Jay! I need your compost in San Diego

[@pnpark]

they are gorgeous, dude do you sell these at a market?

[@RamiaRojas]

Can't believe you can remember each name and variety! Great video!

[@unconventionalme8048]

So Awesome! Only question is what does the cocktail pumello (sp?) taste like? And do you sell rooted cuttings from any of these?

[@mennis876]

Wait... No kumquat?! 😱 lol. Love the videos.

[@samsonrichman9649]

I miss my childhood because of citrus here in South Florida it doesn't grow like it used to

[@onorasa9691]

In my mom yard there is Citrus that we don't know what kind is. grown by itself. The skin is greeny yellow, skin surface is rough. the smell like parfume a bit like bargamot and lemon, the pulps color are bright orange and golden yellow sometimes. The taste is super sour with little sweet, between lime and orange. Do you know what kind is?

[@برعيالدهشوري]

This video is amazing rarely you can see review for citrus like this in youtube I like the Eurika lemon and impressed of pomelo orange

[@Youngstomata]

You need a nice Yuzu and ponderosa lemon to your collection!

[@christopherstreeten4556]

i got finger limes, buddhas hand, pink lemon, blood orange, pink grapefruit, pineapple guava, golden raspberry's, akebi(chocolate vine), pink lemonade blueberry's and white pomegranate very proud of my exotic fruit trees

[@nnam1454]

Didn't expect that eureka lemon is actually bigger than an orange

[@garrycole9187]

What do you do with all your fruits? Do you eat it all?

[@jdmboi]

What do you use budda hand for?

[@juanarcos38]

Hey jay can u give us some tips on using old car parts like u r using for ur garden ..

[@KashmirMovieProduction]

Nice brother for sharing

[@shinypup]

Pretty amazing to see so many citrus side by side. Curious how they all taste compared to each other.

[@hoverbotfpv1425]

Great orchard dude! how many months for the navel oranges from say a half inch round to that? I have a few of the same trees.

[@nikkicathey1888]

Hi, how far apart did u planted your fruits trees. I saw in one of your video, they very close. I thought when planted too close the plants' s root will fight for nutrition

[@farisasmith7109]

Unfortunately, most of my citrus trees have curl leaf or black sooty stuff on it. The leaves (especially the young leaves )are malformed . I've tried Safer Soap, but it doesn't go away completely. Any ideas ?

[@Roblox-ev7ry]

try IV organic paint and dilute it and spray on the tree. It works for me!

[@farisasmith7109]

Pokemone GO I'll try that thanks.

[@gregheal2502]

Hey Jay, Do you ship your compost cross country? Great citrus video...

[@Pay-It_Forward]

Yes man, what is your name? I'm far south of Tucson, but would love to come up there sometime this year. Would be nice to chat. How many fruit baring trees, shrubs & vines do you have?

[@drpk6514]

I wondered what would grow from the seed generated when the pollen from a buddha's hand is used to fertilize a thin skinned mandarin and the plant produces fruit.

[@martinweber3859]

I know from a hybrid between Buddha's Hand and Kumquat.

[@orlandogardener]

Do you deal with citrus greening or can....?

[@slowedhits2506]

Congrats.

[@johnmanera4097]

I was wondering if you have come across the tangor, citrus. I tasted a fruit several months ago and had never heard of it before. Apparently it is a cross between the mandarine (or tangerine) and orange. It had a flavour between an orange and mandarine, with skin easy to peel like a mandarine. I thought it was the best tasting citrus I had ever tried. I don't grow it because I don't have the garden space for it. I am also growing a west indian lime (key lime) tree. I have never tasted this variety of lime, but I have heard it has a true lime taste. I have tried the Tahitian (Bearss or Persian) lime which I thought tasted too much like a lemon. Perhaps it depends on when it is picked to obtain more of a lime flavour. Hopefully my west indian lime eventually produces fruit, although it is a tropical plant and I live in a mediterranean climate .

[@hong4girlslifeadventuresusa]

Love all the citrius in your garden. I didnt know Arizona can grow so much fruit trees. Very impressive. New subscriber here.

[@SFlaidlaw101]

Great stuff, looks so delicious! If buddhas hand has no flesh then how do you eat it?

[@jasonschooley153]

Shifairah Laidlaw you use it as a zest

[@pattygallegos7109]

What zone are you in?

[@dwightmann6297]

Love your garden only citrus you are missing are the key limes

[@ironmaiden00x00]

I love this kind of video! Amazing job Jay!

[@asu5632]

One your best videos

[@faithfulgardener27]

Why are some of your fruit seedless?

[@ArizonaFruitTrees]

genetics

[@faithfulgardener27]

@@ArizonaFruitTrees what does that mean? Usually GMO are the one that are seedless

[@cathiegalbraith475]

No kumquats?

[@calichillin760]

I really don't know much about this but isn't a mandarin/pomelo cross how you get an orange?

[@TheStarBlack]

Yep

[@karenparra9768]

So how do you eat a busiest hand if it has no flesh

[@SpearOfJudah]

KAREN PARRA the Buddha's hand citron seems to be used only for fragrance or maybe to zest but not to eat or juice.

[@goofyroofy]

The citrus pith is very high in bioflavinoids so while not as tasty as citrus flesh, it is still good for you.

[@tarquinbristow492]

According to some research, citrus peel is protective against skin cancer. nutritionfacts.org/video/citrus-peels-cancer-zest-life/

[@saebratatum6985]

You can candy the rinds.

[@marthanchama2294]

Can i come live with you😍😍great stuff you have there

[@OrarEVencer20x]

Hallo People i m from brazilian

[@Myklos]

I’m so jealous

[@دانيالغالفان-ر5ج]

Mandarine Clementine 🍊🇩🇿❤

[@clivemossmoon3611]

I don't know why you're dissing seeds. I hate to say this given all the knowledge you've shared but overly hybridized seedless fruit is not good for you. The sugars are not recognized by the liver and overwork the pancreas to secrete insulin so the fructose can be utilized, plus we need the essential oils in the seeds. Eat seedless fruit, enjoy it, but never, ever fast on it. Anyone who thinks this is BS look into Type 2 diabetics who restore their sugar metabolism by fasting on heirloom, seeded fruit. Their blood sugar goes down because heirloom fructose doesn't require insulin to metabolize, but on seedless it skyrockets. That Eureka lemon and mandarin/pomello cross were freaking amazing.

[@ArizonaFruitTrees]

The seeded are all my personal favorites. But this video is made for the public, who def. prefer seedless stuff

[@asu5632]

Yes it will grow here! Jay how do we buy your compost online and get it shipped out of state; can we?

[@ingarrajoey]

clive mossmoon where do you get your information from? What are your sources?

[@samsonrichman9649]

I agree the ducan grapefruits are loaded with seeds and they taste the best

[@yuantheawesomegamer8752]

clive mossmoon PANCREAS

[@Lostpanda123]

Great video! But you should really invest in a tripod. Also can be handy with a DSLR controller from eBay (cheap). 👍

[@Temptation666]

Would be a lot more interesting to actually see the trees and not the ground

[@samiya104]

I really wonder when you harvest these juicy fruits,it remind you the one who created these fruits for you. Well it forces me to think about God Almighty who created these juices from black soil