How To Keep Your Citrus Alive In The Winter

[@ZE308AC]

Allen will help so many individuals become better gardeners. I am grateful for the information he is sharing with us.

[@mdjordjevic08]

Global warming... That was hilarious Alan. Thank you for another great video.

[@sunshinedayz2172]

thank you Alan! I am in the prescott area and I am adding a pipe frost protection to the trunk and geo thermal black barrel's to my in ground citrus..great advice!

[@parvathitiruviluamala9870]

What is a pipe frost protection ? Thank you. I live in san diego suburbs, wherr the temperature is little bit warmer in winter, than Arizona.

[@JoseGonzales-ul9sv]

👍thanks brother

[@beeyangclass]

Just in time for winter. Thank you for sharing your valuable guide.

[@OrlandoBackyardGardening]

Thanks for the info Allen…

[@parvathitiruviluamala9870]

Thank you Alan. Very creative to attach the heater to a piece of wood ! 👍🏻

[@iloveprivacy8167]

What if it's dropping leaves while inside under a grow light?

[@qctropicals]

something going on with the roots, it went dry or it's been wet 24/7 for months

[@stephanhaeke589]

lack of nutrition @@qctropicals

[@aznstylepn0y]

What about flowers? They started to flower early

[@johnliberty3647]

The citrus I started by seed will get no protections after 1 year because I want to weed out the weak cultivars. I am in zone 9a in Florida. Not concerned about fruits freezing as I am growing thorny citrus as a perimeter hedge. Some fruits might be strong enough to survive some might not but the thorns are hardy. Some citrus I have I keep for fruit. I may protect some but not all. I am willing to risk some to test cold hardiness.