Do This Every Summer To Your Citrus Trees To Maximize Tree Health & Fruit Set
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- This gardening tip will help you grow the healthiest productive citrus trees, and it only takes a couple minutes.
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Those thornie branches are gnarly......I've been contemplating using them as a home defense system. LOL
I love how people click on your video for all your knowledge you form for them and they thumbs down it lol great page brother. Aloha and mahalo
0:30 wow man, I JUST noticed these today for the first time, and wondered why they were so different, about 40 minutes ago too. Divine timing
I always graft these fast growing branches and in my experience they fruit faster and lot more then the rest
5th video I have been watching on pruning lemons.
AND HONESTLY YOU ARE THE BEST ONE FOR BEGINNERS!
My tree looks this way and now I understand about suckers.
Love your simple explanations. ❤❤❤
Thank-you
I like your hat! Thanks for the link. Great video too. I don't have citrus trees yet but plan to so your video caught my attention. Thanks for teaching me something that I had no idea that could even happen.
Thanks for the tips, now I know what to do when I see the new branches growing.
i dry the suckers' leaves, they make a fragrant mild herbal tea
OMG, TY for the info I was looking for right out of the gate, water shoots!
Have you ever tryed to root them and then graft back onto it a varietie you like?
You got amazing healthy trees 👍🤩
You got so many trees look😊
What trees do you have !
Thanks for sharing 👍
Thks for sharing and loved that taking care of self too is included!😊😊
Great video! Thanks!
Nice info
Very informative, THANK YOU FOR SHARING, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK🙂
I love your videos. Thanks for all the work you do. May I make just one suggestion? Could you figure out how to focus your camera so that your plants come in clearer? It was really hard to tell what was what. Thanks so much.
So glad I watched this morning! My kieffer lime has a couple of these limbs, I will cut out today
Awesome video as usual. Thanks for the tip.
Thank you for sharing
Hey! Thanks a lot for the vid. Quick question: can we use the thicker "suckers" to propagate the trees? Are they going to mature into a fruit tree? Do you have any experience with that? Thanks again and keep it growing!
The suckers below the graft will not be any good but the ones above should be okay
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And I never thought about the graft.
Nobody in the other videos mentioned it.
So again thanks-so much. It will make a difference to my tree.
Subscribed!
You are a great teacher.
Amazing hat
Do the bards go away after time and the branches have fruit? Some of my branches look like this with no Barb’s but and fruit but I’ve never trimmed it
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Great advice friend 😊
I have a potted orange tree, about 2-3 years old. It is starting to grow, the man branch is now about 5 feet tall, If I do not want the tree to grow too tall, how can I trim or prune it to have a height limit of the tree since it is potted?
Can you root them? Will they produce fruit faster?
I graft another variety on sucker shoots.
How do you deal with leaf miners ?
Is it really during summer??
Hi, can the sucker branches be air layered to be used as a rootstock, for another parent washington naval tree. And would this support a branch grafted from the original tree Please ?
I love this do sir
I have long orange can't remember name, but I have one branch that grew straight up and is growing faster then lower branches. Doesn't appear to be off main branch. Should this be cut back. Love you info. Thank you so much.
Thanknyou
I noticed them but didn't know they didn't belong
I do have an issue my citrus trees blooming in summer? Why is that 💐
Probably your climate. In coastal areas where the seasons are less, it's possible to see blossoms in the summer, especially with lemons, and sometimes after a period of dryness and then after a rain
Do I need to wait until summer to remove this type of growth?
Remove suckers at anytime
Assuming the plant isn't two thirds sucker branches
@@RandoDred Thank you!
I always thought they were just new growth when they're are toward the top.
Tell me you rooted them and then grafted onto it
Are lemon trees like that too? 🍋
Yes, all grafted citrus... As well as at least some other grafted fruit trees, as my jujubes act similarly.
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Do you pull all of the old fruit off....?
I was wondering if a Valencia orange was true to seed?
Nothing is true to seed
Cool
Do you grow any avoado trees?
Can you grow new trees from those suckers??
Don't those suckers become main branches eventually? Or is there new large growth that isn't thorny?
No, especially in the case of suckers below the graft, they would produce a different variety altogether.
Even if they are from above the graft, they rarely turn into main branches. They are long, skinny and weak, likely to break at some point as well
Do you have any key lime trees?
Isnt that just new growth
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wher are you from
Are the sucker branches the only ones with thorns? My lemon tree has a lot of these branches and all the lemons fell off. This happened last year as well.
Lemons are full of thorns, but in a navel tree, you would typically only see thorns on suckers from below the graft
Great info! Do you have IG or FB accounts?
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Great, just show how and your done in 5 minutes!
Very informative, thank you!