Shop IV Organic® Brand Products: ivorganics.com/ Amazon Store: www.amazon.com/stores/IV+Organic/page/983847B3-FC01-4098-B7B1-D3E0C9417508?ref_=ast_bln Walmart Store: www.walmart.com/search?query=iv+organic&redirect=false eBay Store: www.ebay.com/usr/iv_organic?_trksid=p2349526.m4383.c1

@khathatsomokoetle3007

2 жыл бұрын

Useful tutorial indeed.!! I have a lemon tree that's never been pruned for years. Now I know! Thank you so much , tutorial greatly appreciated!!

@anthonyferrara1844

Жыл бұрын

0

@fayejackson4440

Жыл бұрын

This lesson is exactly what I needed to see, as I have a seven year Meyer lemon tree that needs pruning , so there vedio was right on time. Thanks so much______soooo helpful.

@catejordan7244

Жыл бұрын

How long does the product last once it’s been mixed up.

@nationwide1261

Жыл бұрын

Hi there help me . I planted a lemon seed 7 years ago but no lemons. Its about 3feet tall with leaves dnd thornes😢

I have a seedling Meyer lemon that produces lots of excellent fruit. The skin is a little thicker and not as smooth as the improved meyer, but the fruit size is large and the flavor is outstanding. It’s about 6’ tall and produces countless fruit each year. I think the fact that it’s been growing in Oregon for nearly 4 decades where there aren’t a lot of other citrus trees is the reason the seedlings from this tree make fruit that is true to the parent. I grow it on an unheated covered patio where the temp doesn’t drop much below 30. On some of the coldest winter nights it hits 28. The tree has never shown any signs of stress at that temp. I’m also able to grow sudachi here which are also seedlings and excellent. Sudachi is a yuzu and mandarin hybrid and makes juicy fruit that tastes like a lime. I bring it up because the yuzu is one of the few citrus that grow true to seed.

I have never seen a lemon tree with so many lemons on it. Amazing.

@familyman7826

Жыл бұрын

It's. Australia he proones it probably most people buy Fruit tress and never do anything to them and expect a miracle

I love the way that you speak to the tree, with your positive energy; and how you take your time and nurture the plant. There is power in the tongue:)

Yes, prune you citrus up to 10 to 20%. I have done this every year and in Spring, my trees are full of blossoms and bees. My trees are in containers and the scent from the blossoms is incredible.

@IVOrganic

5 жыл бұрын

Hello laluna. So glad that we share common pruning practices!!! And yes, citrus are the best!!! Rewarding when the flower, fruit & year round beautiful green plants!!! A MUST HAVE in every garden!!! Charles :-)

I'm going to wrap this up (12 minute mark of a 30 minute video) LOL! That was too funny. I love seeing someone passionate about teaching. Very informative and new subscriber. Thanks for sharing wisdom.

@IVOrganic

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the compliment Andy Rea ! I can go on for hours.... Actually, I do if you add up all the time per month, per year(s)... LOL. Hoping this growing season will be your BEST!!! Charles :-)

@SillyHerpFamily

5 жыл бұрын

@@IVOrganic I was wondering if you could help me with some advice. At the moment, I only have 2 young semi-dwarf 'Improved Meyer' trees. Both of them had blooms and some fruit developing when I got them last week. One of them looks MUCH better than the other. I decided to not transplant that one. The scraggly one was picked by my 5 year old because "it was cute" and I couldn't say no. I figured I would take on the challenge and give the little ugly duckling a happy forever home. :D My question is it OK to prune some of the young branches right now in the spring? Some are heading in the wrong direction. Should I wait until after the fruit has been harvested in the winter? One of your other responses to me which I took to heart is to not worry too much about the first available harvest but to look ahead at future harvests. That will be hard to do though because we are all so excited to see our trees with fruit! Thanks again for your wisdom and time.

@RealGalaxyGamers

3 жыл бұрын

IV Organic Do i do the same things i use grow lights and when my plant gets bigger i’ll bring it in front of a window but i can’t put mine outside it’s way to cold with winters down to -60F

@bertrush9830

3 жыл бұрын

@@IVOrganic t

@bertrush9830

3 жыл бұрын

@@IVOrganic T

I sure wish I had some of your cuttings. I have watched this video several times. You do great work with such a beautiful Meyer Lemon tree.

I have been watching the IV organic videos now for several months. I am so pleased to have someone Pleasant, informative and very very very helpful thank you.

@IVOrganic

4 жыл бұрын

Sandi Barr THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR THE COMPLIMENT!!! Happy Growing & Holidays! Charles 🌱👍

Absolutely the most helpful and informative video I’ve ever seen on lemon tree pruning. Thank you!

I watched your video this morning and spent 4 hours pruning my Meyer lemon. I don't remember how old it is....maybe 20 years. It is a under 5 ft, but many years produced well over 300 lemons. Thanks to your video I really got in there and cleaned up the dead wood and the downward spiraling branches. I hope to get to the other side tomorrow. I also have blossoms starting and a couple of small fruit. I am in Central California and between high heat, limited water, deer and squirrels it has managed quite well. I look forward to finding your products. Our family always whitewashed the trees. My sister liked your video and subscribed as well. Thank you. You are an excellent teacher!

A friend of mine gave me a starter lemon plant last year with about six tiny leaves. This past March it started to grow faster, now it stands about 8 inches high , 3 inches wide, and the leaves are almost ten times bigger. After watching your video, I all set in knowing what to do coming next Spring. Thank you, this is very informative! Amazing tips!

After watching this, I want a giant glass of fresh squeezed lemonade, with extra lemon for extra tartness. Thanks for the video and info. God Bless bro.

@IVOrganic

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the compliment! God bless you too skyym3! Charles :-)

Excellent video. Very clear and thorough instruction. I appreciate your advertising IV Organic as our world needs directing towards natural, organically grown. Thank you so much.

Brother, very keen insight, and simplistic instruction. Thank you! Very much appreciated.

This video just helped me so much. I’m south of Atlanta and new to growing citrus and olives and I love it! Thank you!!!

Hi! So six weeks ago, after watching this video I pruned my potted Meyer lemon tree and she is so happy now! She is pushing so much new growth, probably the most I have very seen her push. We have had her for 10 years. First, in huge ceramic pot at first and then transferred to a wooden whiskey barrel about three years ago. Last year was the first season we had a decent lemon harvest. I love this tree so much and I feel like with these tips, I have finally treated her the way she needed to be treated. Thanks for your help! I have the brown paint and plan to paint her soon too!

@IVOrganic

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Kim 👋 AWESOME NEWS!! Once you’ve learned the basic care tips for your lemon tree- it just gets easier year-after-year getting the most from your tree(s). Happy Gardening, Charles 🍋🙌

@Kim-FP5

3 ай бұрын

@@IVOrganicOK Charles so our tree grew to 7 feet tall and is covered in fruit! Yay! Unfortunately she toppled over in the windy storms we’ve had up here in the Bay Area. I’m at a loss. Do I trim her now even though rain is forecasted all week or wait for dryer weather? I don’t want to make her vulnerable to fungus and root. When you have a moment, any advice would be helpful. 😊

I can't get enough of your citrus videos! it helps SO much see you pruning live like this. I've just been guessing so far with my pruning. thank you. keep 'em coming! :) Sheryl

@IVOrganic

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you SO MUCH for the compliment Sheryl! :-) Charles

@bonifaciaitona1013

6 жыл бұрын

JuicingGardener (Sheryl Mann) qq

Moved Florida last year. Have a few citrus trees. You helped a lot of what I was wondering how to take care! Thank you very much!

Thank you so much for this video. I have watched a lot of videos on how to care for my Meyer Lemon tree and yours is by far the best and most informative. Enjoyed watching and subscribed to your channel.

Hello! I am a trained arborist who has recently moved south and started collecting potted citrus trees. Typically when pruning other types of trees, you do not want to cut into the collar of the branch as it opens the main trunk to rot and disease. Watching these instructions I wonder, do citrus trees not have this issue? I can't wait to dive in a learn more! Thank you for the video and your time!

THANK YOU SO MUCH! I LOVE GARDENING BUT I WAS NOT DOING IT RIGHT MY PLANTES ALWAY DIED, NOW I CAN START DOING IT RIGHT FROM WATCHING YOUR VIDEO!! THANKS A LOT!

My Meyer is 16 now, and going strong. Fantastic lemons. Thanks for the vid, very interesting.

I just became a Master Gardener in Georgia, and will learn so much additional information with your videos. I will be watching and hopefully in time mastering the art of gardening. Thanks Charles.

@banjopete

Жыл бұрын

Surely if you’re a master gardener you’ve already mastered gardening?

Thank you so much for this very informative video! I have watched so many videos on pruning trees and so far your video has showed me what I should be doing and how to do it! Thanks

Very interesting gardening tips. I have a lemon tree and it is still a young plant about 50 cms tall only. There are only four lemons at the moment and the lemons have grown bigger this year. Thank you Mr. Charles Malki.

What a great and informative video. Thank you for taking the time to share it. I appreciate all the details in regards to cleaning the blade and why, and what to do if you want a smaller more compact tree. Thank you!

@IVOrganic

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you SO MUCH for the compliment! Happy to be a part of your growing gardening successes!! Charles 🌱👍

Seriously thank you for all the details! I've watched so many pruning videos and I'd so helpful that you explain why you take off what you do, even though the branch looks beautiful and has fruit, some need to go. Thank you again for your detail explanation and I just ordered your spray on Amazon ! Looking forward to more fruit!

Thank you for the wonderful video containing lot of information i am so in love with it and love seeing someone passionate about teaching. Thank you so much for sharing this video.

One of the best videos I have seen on pruning..etc..Thank.you!

@IVOrganic

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the compliment white light! Charles :-)

Wow, I feel like moving to your neighbood and watch everyday that tons of healthy lemons😊

Wow. These could be super helpful and definitely educational for someone who doesnt garden alot. Or is new to gardening.

Thank you. Will be watching and learning. I have grown 6 saplings from lemon seeds, waiting to see how they do in pots. Summer outside, Winter inside. English Weather not as good in winter. 😎👏🌨☃️🇬🇧

Thank you so much for up loading this video, I have learnt so much.

Great video .I learned a lot about pruning lemon tree. Thanks a lot. Enjoy your lemon juice and the beautiful weather of Los angels. My favorite city. Good job. 👍

@IVOrganic

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you SO VERY MUCH for the compliment W. Bens ! Charles :-)

It's April, 2020, and your video is very informative thank you.

Such a beautiful lemon tree 🌳 ❤😊

Very informative! And great demo’s. Thank you!

I didn't know that about mango seeds. Nice 👍🏼 thanks for that. :)

Thanks for a very informative look at pruning small citrus trees . I will try the plant guard

Very informative and well presented, thank you.

Earlier today I watched a video where on "Clone your favorite plants and trees". I am the 84 year old "novice who planted three trees a few months ago, one being a lemon tree, so thank you for showing me what to do after the tree has lemons. All the leaves were blown off in January, but with all the rain, the tree has many budding flowers. A few new small leaves, but lots of flowers.....do the flowers mean there will be lots of lemons? The tree in only about two feet tall. I am so excited, guess I'll have to wait and see sigh......(smiles)

@caseG80

2 жыл бұрын

Yes flowers once pollinated will be fruit but it’s best to let your tree have a year or two to grow roots and develop before having it focus on tons of fruit. Usually you just remove the blossoms or tiny fruit it’s probably ok to leave a half dozen but young trees that are let to establish a good foundation will reward greatly within a less amount of time, cheers

I just learned so much!! Thanx

This was a fantastic informative video, great job. I’m going to pick up the product for my trees!

TFS......THIS IS A VERY INFORMATIVE VIDEO AND THOSE LEMONS LOOK SO LUSCIOUS........

Thank you for the lessons. This is very useful information to increase Yields from the orchard.

One of the best lemon tree i ever seen. Hope my lil footer meyer fruit in 2 yrs.

Love love your video great information on the lemons trees .. thank u so much

I’ve been trying to help my poor little lemon tree. It’s five years old and not one blossom yet. Started from a Meyers lemon seed. I don’t mind that it’s not going to be exactly like the fruit it came from. I’m gathering information on what else can be done. Happy I found your channel! Thank you so much. 😊🍋

@KristaFulbright

Жыл бұрын

Are you raking in a citrus granular fertilizer? I sprinkle it on the surface around the drip line of the tree and then RAKE it into the soil. I do this 1-2 times a year. It helps A LOT. Also you might see if your soil is a good PH or if there are any mites or pests on the leaves.

Very wonderful your lemon Mayer tree Charles . Good video with a lot of information Thanks a lot.

Love your video! Full of exellent information. Thank you!

You explain this very well! Thanks so much!

I love your Lemon trees 🍋!!!! so beautiful!!!😍 Looking forward the new video content about Lemon trees! 😊

This is amazing! I have one and had no idea how to prune it

Those are picture perfect lemons! Nice

@IVOrganic

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Brent! Charles 🍋🙌

Thank you for sharing these great tips and information!

Thank you for sharing your knowledge! Great video!

Dude great tips on pruning. Thank you…

really enjoyed the video and learned a LOT

Very nice I watched it all and enjoyed every minute. Knowledge is power and lead to a successful garden : )

I have a Meyers lemon tree, that had a very small root base, planted it in the ground in late October 2019. Soil is sandy, with clay, and lots of rocks In Bullhead city AZ. Thru the winter it dropped all it's leaves. I made a shade box for it to keep it out of the direct sun in the dry 115 degree heat. It's about 3 feet wide rounded. The problem is, it grew 5 or 6 new leaves, and many new buds, they all died back. Last week I put mushroom compost from home depot. Then I hammered a citrus fertilizer spike. Watered it real good. It started to sprout all over the place like it was full steam ahead. I wait two days. I water it real good again yesterday and now the little tiny new growth is browning and dying back before it even gets started. I have the trunk painted white, with a barrier around it to keep the compost off the trunk. I'm thinking of getting it out of the ground putting in a pot and returning it to home depot. I put alot of tlc with this and I'm agitated with the watering process and the lousy results. some of the new sprouts are in good shape, but for the most part I'm not sure if it's the mushroom compost from home depot, which might have to much salt? or it's from to much water here in the 110 degree dry desert? It's almost June way past spring and nothing has sprung on this tree. Any Idea's?

Very informative videos,please continue helping us grow our fruit trees like yours , will look for your IV organic products in Home Depot , thanks once again 😊

Your pruning of the lemon tree came out great thank you so much💕

@IVOrganic

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you SO MUCH for the compliment Monique! Here’s our 100+ lbs harvest from these lemon trees a couple months ago: kzread.info/dash/bejne/qpykyJJvqdK6oKw.html Happy Gardening, Charles 🍋👍

@moniquelynwone8228

2 жыл бұрын

You’re welcome and wow you had a big harvest good for you and your family😀 I am going to try and get my lemon tree to bear fruit like that; so thanks so much for sharing I will keep watching😀🥳

This was such a helpful video! I feel like my meyer lemon tree just got a second chance at life! Maybe I can save my avacado tree now. Thank you.

love your channel ? Thanks to you I have now 7 happy citric trees. This year I am going to work on propagating my (big and delicious) 2 Bing cherry trees, I have space for 2 more. 👍

Very informative, thank you!

Thanks for the informative video! I'll have to harvest and prune all the fruit trees as soon as the rain storm is over. - San Jose, CA.

@IVOrganic

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you Ivy Mok! :-) We are truly blessed with all this rain-- But so looking forward to having warmer weather and more gardening days!!! Charles :-)

I really like it.Thank you. Great videos! Very informative

I love it, learn how to prun. Thank you for sharing wonderful video.

I started a lemon tree 43 yrs ago- They grew great beautiful leaves but never had any fruit or flowers even on them- Smelled great- Indoors- Wisconsin- beautiful deep green leaves too

@catherineromero1862

Жыл бұрын

I found out that you can make a very refreshing lemonade from the leaves. Just place an handful in the blender with water and sugar, strain, and pour over ice. 😊😉

...thank you for great video

An excellent detailed lesson with great photography or cameraman.

Very informative, and you make the job so clear. Thank you. What and when does one fertilizer the meter !emon. Thank you

Thanks!!! Charles, I love how you treat and handle each tree so sweet, tender and with care! That is how I do too and I talk to the trees and Thank them for their fruits. (: -) I just start watching your site so I will check all of your uploads. I hope you have one for pomelo tree care. I have one pink pomelo tree that is about 12 feet tall(8 years old) and I have been supporting T & Y sticks to support bending branches with heavy huge fruits. And I wish you could make clip out of this tree? I am in So CA. And I sure will look for your products!!!

@IVOrganic

7 жыл бұрын

Hello LaMarAzura, Great to hear from you and thank you for the compliment! :-) I have a 2 year old Oro Blanco Grapefruit tree, and a neighbor has a 20+ year Cocktail Grapefruit tree. I will try to discuss issues I have observed with both trees in the upcoming weeks. Thank you again, Charles :-)

wonderful ! Thank you!

Thanks BN very much appreciated that's

Very useful tips.Thanks.

That's too healthy. I want the trees 😍

Thanks, excellent info., Merry Christmas🎄☃🎉

Great video!! Thanks for the great info!

Very informative. Thank you.

Pick before you prune, some of those branches were pointing down only because they had fruit pulling the main branch down.

@drillsergeant623

Жыл бұрын

Yup, that’s what fruits do to branches.

Thanks again for your awesome information!

Very helpful video thanks for your advise

thank you from a sad little Meyer in Santa Cruz , about to get some TLC now.

I'm think we're lucky here in New Zealand it doesn't get hot enough to have to paint the trees well not were I live but learn a lot from your video's thank you

Please advise again on what fertilizer to use and when, very good job on teaching us how to prune said citrus

Good information. Thank you

thank you, excellent presentation, subscribed!

Love your videos! Wish I can have a branch to graft 😭😭 your citrus trees are so beautiful and healthy!

@aleciabattle3476

Жыл бұрын

Me too!!

Thank you. Great videos! Very informative

@IVOrganic

4 жыл бұрын

backdraft57 Hello 👋Thank you so much for the compliment!! Charles 🌱👍

Thank you

Thank you for this wonderful and informative video, I really like it.

@IVOrganic

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the compliment Daniel Gabriel! Charles :-)

@josephtorres2976

3 жыл бұрын

When to prune, before or after bearing.

Thanks for sharing 🙏

I do watch and learn...thanks for a beautifull presentation..it will help a lot to some beginers like me! Im your new subscriber now!

I just paid attention to your video for the first time...thank you for letting us go through with your good and detailed explaination....good job... I learned alot...I will do that to my lemon tree nxt year...... Since we cannot get an exact same fruit from seeds...how about the cuttings...will this process work...I have not done any of this grafts....thank you ...and keep up the good works..

Incredible video!!!!!

Prune 10 - 20% = more like 50%, haha! So high energy! Good info. Thanks.

Thank for ur SHARE. Good Job, .. 👌 👌..

The great thing about growing from the seeds is that you can accidentally create an amazing new variety that might have it’s own benefits.

@dienovandale4299

3 жыл бұрын

Ain't no sccidente

@timjohnson3913

Жыл бұрын

But if you grow from seed, doesn’t it usually take atleast 30-45 years before the tree will begin fruiting?

@joeltm8697

Жыл бұрын

@@timjohnson3913 They begin fruiting between 3-6 years old, so while it's definitely longer than growing from a cutting, it's totally possible.

@timjohnson3913

Жыл бұрын

@@joeltm8697 Byron Martin from Logee’s Greenhouses says if you start a citrus from seed, you usually won’t see it bear fruit in your lifetime, which is a bit of an exaggeration. They have a citrus tree that took 45 years to fruit. He’s a 3rd generation family business owner of plant/tree business, but maybe he’s wrong. What’s your experience with horticulture and what citrus trees have you grown from seed that are fruiting in 3-6 years?

@joeltm8697

Жыл бұрын

@@timjohnson3913 I suppose it could vary a lot from variety to variety but I've had a lion yuzu that I started from seed back in 2014 and has been bearing fruit since I think 2019, which was a very exciting experience. It was no significant harvest but the tree did manage to produce a few fruits. (Most died before maturity though, maybe insufficient pollination.)

Wow that's a lot of lemons.