How To Tell If An Orange Is Ripe On The Tree

There's more to it than you might have thought. Thanks for watching!

[@alisoncosmictraveler7101]

I recall riding horses through the orange groves in full bloom... absolutely paradise!

[@CaliWaliDoDaDay]

I don’t know what kind of orange tree we have here in North Orange County, California. But I do know I’ve never seen an orange tree with thorns that big and so sharp. Thanks for the content I appreciate you. ❤

[@TheEzaias]

Literally the only person on KZbin who tried to break this down lol, knowing when to eat your own oranges! I don't want to waste this orange at all I was scared to pick it too early or late , but you really helped me understand where I'm at, it taste sweet but smells a little citrusy so I'm sure I'm just a little early, still gonna eat it😎 Thankyou!

[@michaelbates7441]

Thanks for the info very encouraging at that particular time of the year to see you growing fruit that great kudos...

[@plantabundance]

Thank you Michael. Cheers!

[@vh2337]

Your video is very timely, I'm near you in zone 9B and I've picked about 6 of my blood oranges the last two weeks and none are ripe. Thanks for posting.

[@Gentorizu]

Your joy is infectious and your knowledge is abundant. God Bless.

[@londonpickering8675]

Damn impressive information! Thanks for posting.

[@plantabundance]

Thanks for stopping by

[@annieluminarias463]

Where in the Midwest are these gorgeous orange trees? When do you fertilize then and what kind of fertilizer? Congratulations! Thank you.

[@Mrbfgray]

Good info. I'm growing a lot of young to mid age citrus in farther NorCali, about the best in terms of reliability, productivity and especially hanging on the tree for MONTHS.

[@michaelagibbs9695]

Do you prune your citrus trees or worry about crossing branches?

[@MSMAXIALE]

Dang! You were missed. You are one of a few quality KZbinrs in this case field.

[@marieo.bruneau9596]

Great information! I wish I could grow anything where I live. Unfortunately!

[@joestropicals6760]

Thank you for a very informative video. Happy New Year 🥳 from London England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🙌🏽

[@AL-rs3wm]

👍📢 Got my seeds - I ordered!!! Thank you 😊❤️ them!

[@MegaJackhart]

I planted a tangelo ,god is that a sweet juicy unit (it really is a drink ), I keep it about two mtr round , expensive in the shops , highly recommend 🇦🇺🤙🤙

[@biglou4452]

I wanna get a Valencia tree🍊 thanks I love your videos very helpful and inspirational 👍

[@estergee7699]

Thank you

[@lindagalligan1958]

Very good info. I thought fruit in general fall off when they are ripe?

[@philliphill4763]

Great information.

[@dinastyrodcustom8408]

very interesting...

[@JesusIsLord1976]

Appreciate your video. I just planted our first Washington orange drawf tree. So, id i u understand you can't eat oranges anytime during the year. Even when looks orange. Eating should be at harvest. I think i saw a video saying its October to January, do u think thats accurate?

[@Itried20takennames]

I just grew my first orange…..literally, one orange, on a tiny tree. Came here to see when to pick after changing color.

[@great0789]

What is your USDA frost zone? I am 8A and hear Owari Satsuma can be grown here. Just have to get it grafted on Trifoliate... then protect for the first 5 years. Then you will just have to cover when temps dip below 15F after that.

[@changess7]

This abundance is rediculious.five stars!

[@felipeiglesias]

Cool! I’m already harvesting mandarines and clementines from my trees an they are spectacular. The only odd thing is they are not ready at the same time. Some of them are still greenish at some point so I’m waiting a bit longer. I’m pretty sure it’s because of sunlight and also, those trees were never properly pruned. I took full control of the garden here in Sicily thanks to Covid so I think next season all my trees will be more productive and healthy. Nice tips!

[@suzanl3436]

What is the cold tolerance of the navel orange tree. Can the tree survive in temps below 32 degrees F.

[@gregl7594]

How do you keep the leaves so dark green?

[@annereyes6394]

Happy new year to you and to your wife stay safe

[@Betty-qd8st]

Miss your videos. Come on spring 😉

[@pamm8333]

I actually love tiny oranges rather than on the syrupy sweet side. Tangy not tiny

[@TutuSainz]

💖👏🕊🌎

[@estergee7699]

Ftks

[@Grootkloof]

Thank you