How to dig up and replant a dying citrus tree

[marymcewen]

Thank you for demonstrating how to bring a lemon tree back to life.

[mince]

Awesome advice as always Vasili. Can we possibly see an update on how the tree is doing now, one year later? 🙏

[aimeet]

Thanks for this video. I need to try and save a sad lime tree and your video is so helpful!

[karinecolombin]

I watch you for everything. Just bought lemon that needs to be transplanted. Thank you

[bjoewallace]

There is a 4 inch citrus tree at an navel orchard we manage and the taper is excellent for bonsai. I almost want to cut a major root without digging it up initially and then come back some months later and dig it up

[canola]

This time of year being what time of year??

[totsmini]

That's Brilliant advice!! ~ the square-hole ~ Thanks Vasili!!

[RobbiRocks]

Are you based in Australia?

Thanks for this amazing footage, also thanks for having no crappy back ground music

[paulhill]

I live in the Panhandle of Florida. I bought a little Satsuma tree 2 year's ago. When I planted it I bought like 3 30lb bags of Very Good soil mix. Well this tree has not grown a inch since I planted it. It look's like it's dying now. I need Help with this tree. Any idea will help. I think I should dig it up and plant it in less Soil Mix. I also have fertilized it this last spring with 10-10-10 fertilizer.. Thank's Paul

[observer]

I planted a lemon with a nice canopy couple weeks ago. I did not rough up root system just placed it in hole. it seems that the 30 cm root ball will not hold much water as it keeps registering dry to barely most after watering. Should I dig it up and soak it and pull roots out of ball? any help would be appreciated.

[tmontero]

Great video, but what about the grubs in the soil? I had them in my lawn and a devil of a time getting rid of them! Truly hope your poor little tree flourishes. Oh, what is Liquid Gold? Here in the states, it's a wood furniture polish... 😂 greetings from San Francisco Bay Area! ❤

[kevinsaint]

Do you have any tips for citrus greening? Here in Florida, we have a massive issue with that bacteria

[juliabouy]

Sooo what's the deal with fruit trees and grass?

[martinbrown]

7mm scoria works well as aeration in a soil mix, they also have little holes in the stone that turn into condominiums for microbes once in the soil, scoria isn't like perlite which will float & gather on the surface with watering's, on another note, what about trying a living mulch Vasili , other than that grass of cause, what about a legume for the nitrogen fixing, lucerne maybe, a mix of seeds that includes alfalfa / lucerne, marigold, basil, mint, ect ect could be beneficial to the soil microbe diversity & fruit tree health, possibly

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Competing weeds can't help, thick mulch needed 👍

[bobsieschannel]

Jesus mate if that doesn't grow now it's just a dud lololol.

[_the_assassin]

Its just the weeds. Remove them for the first year man .