WHY AREN'T MY CITRUS TREES PRODUCING FRUIT?

There are 6 reasons why your CITRUS TREE isn't producing blossoms and fruit. Today I will show you the reasons you will need to know in order to have citrus trees growing healthy plants and growing delicious citrus, regardless if it's Lemons, Calamondins, or Limes. If you have no blossoms on my tree and your citrus tree not giving fruit, then watch this video now. So, watch now and I will answer your question , Why aren't my citrus trees producing fruit? CHECK BELOW

[NannyOggins]

I like the lady, love the brilliant advice but the music is too loud and very distracting!

[naheedrubikhan]

Please can you cut your background music, we need hear you not listen to your music . No disrespect.

[marcelinanoss]

guys, , i do realize that the music on our Intro was a little too loud, but please bare with it, it only last like 12 seconds There is a ton of knowledge in here to share with you. We have realy tried hard to reduce the loud music on our following videos, Please do not mention the music anymore please. thank you and enjoy the video.

[MsCherokee]

My filipino lemon is 17 years old grows beautiful and MANY lemons, ALL year
My main thing, is to always have the proper NPK, of 6-3-3. That is= 6% Nitrogen, 3% Phosphorous, 3% Potassium.
I hope my comment helps others, grow beautiful fruit trees.
Ps: NPK 5-5-5 will work too!

[tavyfavorite]

I understand her husband much better. He is more serious and get to the point. Thank you for sharing vinegar and water to produce more flowers. Beside the wind blow flowers off the tree, But what cause the flowers to drop (baby fruits drop) and loose lots of leaves at most of the top branches. Is it stress? What about half of the tree branch turn yellow. Is it Lack of Fe, Mgso4, or sulfur? Why do some people bury match tip into the ground next to the citrus tree?

[flynavy]

My wife and I just finished building our greenhouse and growing lemons and limes along with a bunch of other plants. Came across your channel and instantly subscribed. You guys remind us of ourselves...me a white guy from Philly learning the farm life. My wife a Filipina whose always teaching me the ropes. I'm learning with a lot of laughs along the way. We always say everyone should have a hobby. My wife says one you can share with "your hubby" is even better. I swear it makes our plants grow better with all the love. God bless you guys and keeping making hilarious videos!

[trixiepickle]

My Citrus (Meyer lemon) is 16 now, she has 21 lemons ripening. Very interesting programme. I live in SW France high up, we get very hot summers and 2 / 3 months of intense cold. She comes in at the end of October, plenty of light but less water, and goes out again around May. She is like a pet and is treated accordingly.

[sunnys]

if you have citruses family trees that does not bear food, , its easy, , find as much animal waste as you can, ,don't matter what animal, , but i prefer dog or other meat eating animal.. its have more nutrition plant food.. dig out the big area dirt surrounding root, , dump as much your animal waste in there as possible and cover it up, , this works like magic, , also trim off as much as you can on all the old branches and forget it..let the rain take care of rest, guaranteed next season you tree will start fruiting ..

[loreley]

Really very interesting the many reasons of non-flowering. Thank you very much for this video. Last year I've bought special electric lights, so that my citrus-trees get sun for 12 hours a day during the dark times here in Germany. The leave got right green (it was so pale) and now they are flowering very well. After 20th May I can them put into my garden. Greetings

[celinesong]

I love your laugh-- reminds me of my mom and myself. Life happens and when you need to laugh, don't hold it back. That's the laugh of loving life even when things don't turn out as you had planned. And thanks for the tips!

[loureyes]

Marcelina, I have learned so much from you. Thanks for sharing your plant knowledge. I am a Filipina like you. I live in Western Washington state ZONE 8b. We have mild winters but do get some freezing nights. I am going to try and grow Meyer lemons this year and also Calamansi or Calamondin . More power to your channel.

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[jomarsison]

This is hilarious, thank you for the advice on citrus plants

[rubykeiss]

I never knew to water the plant first. I only have a manual ph soil tester with the powder not a spike meter. Thanks for the in-depth tutorial. So helpful❤❤👏🏼👏🏼

[mahermulla]

Hi I have two plants one Chinese orange and lime.
I use a premix I make for these two plants on a monthly interval.
I add Bonemeal/super phosphate/mustard cake/NPK 15-15-15 ( mainly used to 🍅) and Potash. I make a 100 GM's mix and add 50/50 to it.
The containers are 18 inches and have kept in direct strong sunlight..
The flowering is in abundance..
The 🌞 sun is the key to this growth of this plant.

[paulsergides]

Ẹnoyed oyed the video but background music was too loud compared to her voice

[larrytischler]

There are three major types of citrus that fruit differently.
1. Lemons and limes are tropicals and can bloom almost any month of the year. They respond to tropical conditions of wet/dry season cycles. Water your lime tree sparingly for a few weeks, then fertilize and keep it watered properly as you showed and it will probably bloom, unless the temperature is too cold. That is almost the same as getting a bougainvillea to bloom outside the tropics.
2. Temperate mainstream citrus best bloom in late winter or early spring and if they bloom out of season, the fruit usually does not grow properly.
3. Kumquats and their hybrids may bloom later following a warm winter or may repeat blooming.

I live on the Middle Texas coast and my mainstream citrus may fail to bloom in the spring if I don't pick all the fruit from the tree before about the end of January.

If the tree is in a container and is somewhat root bound, and you repot it into a very large pot or barrel, it may go into a vegetative growth phase and skip blooming for quite some time. Go up in container size only one or two size at a time if you need fruit and not plant size.

[jacksprat]

Not subscribing because you are talking over very loud music, and it is very annoying.

[andreer-k]

Hi there, I’ve watched one or two of your videos but never seen the man - very interesting and fun!
My citrus trees make Loads of Leaves - and No Flowers. I’ve fed the plants with citrus compost, it’s made them have lots of leaves!any advice please, cos the plants look Very healthy - just don’t make flowers/fruit… Thank you in advance for any advice 😊😊

[samxtrike]

Hai Athey, My husband is in Phillipines, Cebu City.Mashallah a wonderful natural country.we love to hv BUKO yummy 😋

[thomaswilliams]

I have Ponderosa lemons plant it only bloom once since I had it. The lemons got over 3-5 lbs the lemons were so good. I still have the plant it’s blooms like crazy but fruit falls off