PART #1 Citrus Tree Health Tips | Lots Of Information
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(CITRUS TREE CARE)
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CITRUS HEALTH
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Shalom Elder, thanks for sharing. My husband and I are grateful for the information.
Shalom sista and brotha Dixon, HalleluYah. You are both so very welcome. Thank you for your support.
So much to learn .. I’m in Washington state I have to move my 15 gallon citrus into my garage for the winter it’s tuff when you can’t just take them out side and spray them off for pest right now I’m fighting spider mites .. still waiting for that indoor citrus video 😂 it would help us indoor growers in cold climates thanks
God has blessed your hands. You are blessed by the most high. Keep doing what the most high telling you. Thank you for sharing.
All Glory and Praise to Yahuwah, Thank you sista Tanasha. If you are every in my area, please come and harvest what you need.
This information is priceless. Thank you for taking the time out to share your knowledge.
You are certainly welcome sista
Thank you for sharing your knowledge!! I think I watched about every vid by now!! Question, most of my fruit trees have holes in the leaves, citrus not as much. What could be causing that? Could I spray this formula?
There are a number of insects that feed on young citrus leaves. However if I were you I would go the organic root and use a good horticultural oil. Spray that all over your citrus leaves top and bottom. This not only works but protects your tree from these harmful insects. Also remember Slugs and rose beetles are ground dwellers that eat holes in leaves. trap them in bottles
I really appreciate the tons of wisdom & knowledge that you share with us that The Most High shares with you. ❤
HalleluYAH
Those trees are healthy tall and big. Thank you for sharing Elder. All praise to the father for this.
You are welcome
Elder, thank you for all the wonderful information you impart. As a novice on citrus I’m learning a lot from your wealth of experience. Thank you
Shalom brotha and welcome. Thank you and may Yah continue to bless and cover you. You are loved
Shalom Elder
Shalom
Shalom Elder, Thank you
thank you for this very detailed video
You are so very welcome, And may I ask are you looking to grow citrus? If you have any questions don't ever be afraid to ask. Thank you and please keep playing piano is my favorite instrument.
@@elderyehudahwatchmanoftheg8425 Yes, I have a 3 yr old lemon tree that has just started to flower this April, but all the fruit buds dropped. Right now however it is producing the second flush of blooms and I hope some of them won’t drop. I am not sure what type of lemon but I think it is a Lisbon.
Nothing like having fruit from the garden
👍👍
Yes Indeed
Hello Elder, could you do a video on how to build the wooden raised boxes? Is there a liner in the box?
Hi, I do not need anymore wooden boxes but I will explain it in a vide if that helps. No liner is inside but you can put one and staple it along the sides if you like.
In Fl it is tough to keep healthy citrus. I only have one in my collection. Valencia...not sure if I can keep her short for more control.
Hi, I'm in Texas... Not sure where your trees are and if your weather allows all the citrus trees to live outside? I have three minor in containers, we have to call them back in and out in the winter.... How do you manage to keep them outside yet protected from winter weather? Example...I just took my key lime out... As it was 70+, now today it is dropping to 50, and 44 tonight! Would love to know how you manage this Jurassic weather change with your citrus trees
Got a Tango Citrus tree this spring. It's in a container on deck. It's growing well with new leaves sprouting. I keep the soil moist but dry also. It will need to go indoors for the fall. Any advice for outdoor growing months? Bless
No you have not posed any issues. Seems all is well with your tree. I have no information for you at this time. Thank you
Any advice for someone growing citrus in western Washington w/o a south facing window to place in house during the winter? I’ve been trying to choose cold hardier verities because ideally would want to put in ground after 2-3 years to grow. Shalom for your time and advice brother in YAH
First check at your local nursery or farmersalmanac.com to what citrus trees if any can be grown in your growing zone. Once you find out you can go from there
Hello! I need advice please. My citrus trees are potted and leaves are looking kind of pale. It’s mid September and I’m needing to know the best way to green things up. Please help!!!!
Also we are in zone 7 and trees will be inside in the mudroom over winter
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I have a kumquat tree it’s about 2 1/2 feet tall. Do you have any tips on it blooming this year. I bought it from tractor supply but it didn’t say how old it was. I live in 6a zone. I planted one in the ground and one in a pot. The one in the pot is growing faster then the one in the ground. I been using a citrus fertilizer once a month.
Patience is required and I do not know your growing zone Jose
I live in Kansas. I wasn't sure how much will the kumquat tree will grow. I have plenty of patience.
HalleluYAH
Hey Elder. I gotta question for ya. I transplanted my mandarin into a bigger pot and used azalea potting mix u talk about around a week ago. Now the leaves are turning yellow. The leaves were all dark green before transplant. Now…It’s looks kinda like greasy spot. I’m thinking the ph is too low from the azalea mix. Should I put it the Kelloggs citrus soil instead? Or is it something else like nutrient deficiency? I’m thinking it’s the PH because it came on so fast a few days after transplant. Thank u for any input. -Ang
My question is why did yo up-pot it? Was it to big for the pot that it was in? This is why I do not recommend beginner citrus growers do what I do, they are not experienced. Also why would you plant it in kellogg's mix? That is a neutral mix and not made for citrus. The Azaleas mix already has the correct ph. The reason why it lost its colors, are a few factors.
#1 You should have never moved it
#2 The tree is in shock
#3 You did not keep the soil intack with the roots when you removed it from it container
Note: Now you would need to wait, place it in a shady area because it is unders stress and the sun could kill it. Watch it over a month and water it but do not over water.
@@elderyehudahwatchmanoftheg8425 I moved it into a bigger pot (20”) because it outgrown its original 5 gal green acres pot that I got it in. I just took the whole trees soil and all into a little bigger container and filled the sides in with the azalea mix. Transplant shock?
I saw green acres had a bag of Kelloggs palm, cactus, citrus mix. That’s why I was thinking cause it said citrus on it.
Yes that Kellogg mix sucks, They should have had you purchase the azaleas potting soil instead.
Shalom, hope your day goes well, I’m having lots of problems with moths my citrus trees leaves look horrible,any idea what can I do about that.
You are not giving me much information. I need more
@@elderyehudahwatchmanoftheg8425 Shalom,my citrus leaves are full of citrus leaf miners, and I don’t want to spray chemicals,because my grandkids like to pick the fruit ant eat them.THANKYOU FOR YOUR TIME .