How to Plant, Grow, & Care for Citrus Trees (COMPLETE GUIDE)

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  @MrEzekiel1982 · 2 years ago

  How to grow perfect citrus: step 1 - move to San Diego 😂

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• CO

  @Controlsabolishing · 5 months ago

  If learning felt like this in school, I’d have perfect attendance.

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• PA

  @patsykluting-lucas3804 · 2 years ago

  Surprised more of your neighbors haven't  started veggie front gardens.

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• GR

  @GrowsGoneWild · 1 year ago

  Getting fresh citrus in my backyard from my potted trees has been a real blessing this year!

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• JE

  @jessicaisamess · 2 years ago

  My coworker just gave me a baby dwarf kumquat tree and I'm soooo excited!  I really want to plant fruit trees now that i have a backyard, thanks for this!

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• IT

  @itzsheena5941 · 5 months ago

  I live in Jamaica and I have a lemon tree that my sister grew from seed for me. It's 4 years old and it's a little over 6 feet tall. My biggest issues with it are slugs, snails and caterpillars. That and the fact that I'll probably have to wait a few more years to see it bear fruit. I'm planning to buy a bearss lime and a Valencia orange and give it my best shot. Thanks for this video

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• ST

  @SteveMcMains · 2 years ago

  The takeaway for me is you have an outdoor shower… 😍

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• BL

  @blossomvalleylife5503 · 2 years ago

  We have 13 citrus trees and enjoy sharing all of the fruit with friends and neighbors, there is no way one family can eat them all.  Our favorite novelty citrus is the finger lime!  They are so much fun to eat fresh from the garden, just bite the tip off and all of the little caviar shaped fruit can be squeezed out to eat as a snack.  They are also great to use as a garnish for fish tacos, or anything you would normally use lime juice on.

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• RU

  @rumpleshiznit · 2 years ago

  I was born in Socal and lived in SD for 25 years. Kudos on your food forest in that neighborhood. 👌👍

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• WI

  @WildRadio.73 · 1 year ago

  👀<br>Here in Oregon we are Blessed to have &quot;One Green World&quot; nursery. <br>They have loads of rare citrus AND an annual garage sale, where we got like 1000$ worth of plants for 70$ !!❤❤❤ i just love garden people!!😊

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• WE

  @wellersonoliveira5334 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Always found strange, that the most popular variety we have here in Brazil is called &quot;orange&quot;, when it was mostly sould when it&apos;s yellow(ish). Then I forgot some on my freezer, then boom, they became what they are named haha nice tips Eric ❤

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  @csmitty3517 · 2 years ago

  Something that surprised me when I grew my first young citrus tree is they root almost straight down for the first few years.

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