November 23, 2024

VIDEO: 5 Tips How to Grow a TON of Mandarins on Just One Tree Organically


This video shows my 5 top tips on how to grow a lot of mandarins! A mandarin tree growing in your own backyard is one of the best citrus fruit trees to grow and these tips will give your gardening a boost!

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25 thoughts on “VIDEO: 5 Tips How to Grow a TON of Mandarins on Just One Tree Organically

  1. I have my Madrid orange on the east side of my backyard it gets the west sun I have had it in the ground about 4 or 5 years just now fertilizing concerned about the morning shade I will be watering more and fertilizing

  2. I planted Pixie and PAGE TANGERINE in the ground from a 5 gallon container. I followed your teaching and the trees are growing new leaves with flowering. Would I get fruit the first year or second year?

  3. My mandarin tree put out new growth but seems to droop like it needs water. I’m afraid to over water it but it’s starting to get into 90 degree Fahrenheit where I live. Should I just water it? I also fertilized it but I don’t remember when.. should I also fertilize it?

  4. All your videos are great with loads of useful information.
    Thanks a lot and please keep them coming.
    I recycle my grass clippings plus I use Sugar cane mulch to have at least a 120mm bed of mulch. It's convenient way to feed the tree because I spread the citrus fertilisers over it and it releases slowly as I water.
    Also watering is less frequent because as you know, the bottom of the mulch stay moist for a very long time. The mulch also supplies a nice soft landing for any fruit that drops.
    My Washington Navel recently died, I think someone damaged it near the base with a lawn mower. In its last season, it produced a huge amount of fruit, mostly large and many of the fruit this time had quite a number of seeds. I think it knew it was dying and did its best to have offspring.
    It was grafted onto Trifoliata root stock and was about 30 years old.
    I have now bought a baby one in replacement but I think I will keep it in a large pot.

  5. 2 years ago my mandarin tree made 500-600 fruit but we could not get all the fruit, this year it made roughly 60 fruit maybe more. The outer skin is easy to peel, the fruits can be very large for a mandarin but normally average sized

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