Indoor Citrus Trees

Discussion in 'The Green Patch' started by Motomom34, Nov 10, 2013.


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  1. johnbb

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    My in ground Satsuma orange with this recent freeze has lost all it's leaves I'm hoping it will come back--the branches don't look freeze damaged. Know this spring
     
    johnbb, Jan 10, 2023
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  2. Dunerunner

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    I want to move my Meyer dwarf Lemon into the house from the greenhouse. It already has flower buds!!
     
    Dunerunner, Jan 10, 2023
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  3. johnbb

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    Looked at the citrus trees in the greenhouse the persian limetrre has flower buds as does the myer lemon and the satsuma orange. I'll leave them in the green house till no chance of frost. Just love going in there when they ar blooming smells so good.
     
    johnbb, Jan 10, 2023
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  4. Dunerunner

    Dunerunner Brewery Monkey Moderator

    13ECDC20-7A91-4758-96B9-59122EA11886. Finally moved my dwarf lemon into the house. Found a plant stand and pot. Have it in an East facing window that gets sun until about 2PM and the house is at 70 degrees.
     
    Last edited: Jan 14, 2023
    Dunerunner, Jan 14, 2023
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  5. Dunerunner

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    Update...

    Lemon2.
     
    Dunerunner, Jan 27, 2023
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  6. Dunerunner

    Dunerunner Brewery Monkey Moderator

    That is because I haven't transplanted it yet. There is still time! firedevil.
     
    Dunerunner, Jan 27, 2023
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  7. Dunerunner

    Dunerunner Brewery Monkey Moderator

    I plan to move it outdoors just long enough during the warmest part of the day to get pollinated then bring it back in. Highs here never reach 70 degrees
     
    Dunerunner, Jan 28, 2023
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