What it looks like to grow citrus in a high tunnel 2 years later after planting. 

You are growing some really happy and healthy looking citrus. Its always exciting to see people successfully growing citrus in different setups! Thank you for sharing this, we enjoyed seeing it.

Another great video. Thank you for sharing

thank you, gives me a good idea for what tree I want. I will prefer small not so vigorous trees for smaller yard and easy reach.

Super video; thank you! I live in California zone 8b high desert and the winds here make me dubious about plastic tunnels here. So far I have an Owari satsuma and 4 varieties of kumquats in the ground, and a potted Meyer lemon I bring in for a couple of months in winter (which is no hardship as it blooms then!). I use trash cans or stacked up 5-gallon buckets to hold some warmth around the plants in winter, put a frost blanket over the water container and plant, and two have incandescent Christmas lights on them as well. So far, so good although sometimes the wind tries and sometimes succeeds in blowing off the “Planket” frost blankets. Question: If you didn’t have the high tunnel and were concerned with temperatures hitting as low as 20°F, which would be your preferred variety of lemon, of lime, of grapefruit, orange and mandarin? I could bring maybe one more citrus plant into the house, but most need to be in the ground.

citrus looks great

Great video. Your trees are beautiful. Love growing Citrus trees... and of course eating the fruit 😋

Omgosh, all that yummy fruit!!! GOALS. 😍 This is my first year with any fruits, but mine are all in pots and hanging out in my greenhouse for the winter.

Thank you! Love the update

OMG, beautiful! Good job!

Wow! Your results speaks for itself. I’m blown away by your citrus trees collection, size, and Viger ! I have so many questions. What is Your tunnel origination? Are the citrus trees on root stock? Your feeding routine? Do you think the hollow concrete bricks have any advantages? Why not invest in propane heater as an insurance policy for your citrus investment?!! God bless.

Thank You for the update. Everything looks great. God Bless. Just picked up my first Meyer Lemon and kumquat for pot. Also since I’m unable to import citrus trees to Texas, I’m currently growing my own Murcott or California Honey mandarin from seed. Believe it or not I managed to find only three seeds in a whole box of seedless mandarins that I purchased at the grocery store. Don’t know what I’ll end up with but wanted to get a honey mandarin after watching your last video and having fun growing them. Glad it’s still your number one tree. Keep up the good work.

Dahaaaaam that meyer is just awesome its just hard to match it.

Very cool! I want to run my treasured trees down the middle of my new high tunnel so appreciated seeing your set up. Thank you.

Nice

I'm an hour south east of you. I just converted my in ground pool (20ft x 40ft) into a greenhouse. Deep end of pool has 17ft height. It will have to container grown. Its hard to have self control and understand the size limitation. Not just citrus but bananas, cinnamon tree, pineapples. I want it all. It won't all fit. Lol

Oh wow. You are probably not too far from me. I am in dfw area. Just under Dallas. Did you have a company come do your high tunnel or did you do it yourself?

I thought those mulberries, specifically the pakistan mulberry tree, was cold hardy to zone 7. If you're in central texas, you're in zone 8 approx. Can't you just place it in ground with no greenhouse protection?

You should make an air layer of that verigated root stock and see how it grows and fruit!!!

Air layer video will be helpful, thanks.

But would you not waters them because in a green house 🏡 anyway

I was going to ask if you had any to sell. It is so hard to find citrus varieties here in Texas.

Woww

Hi are the roots growing into the ground or do they just spread.great citrus trees

My only request on a positive criticism note is a suggestion for you to make videos in 1080p or 4K. RU-vid algorithms push your videos when they are with a higher resolution. (Saying this as a Data Scientist)

Do you have the pot bottoms cut out or are they potted and just set in dirt to control temperature?

Hello! I need to go and look at your videos. Do you have a heater in your greenhouse? I brought mine in for the winter but some look awful. Lemon try is flowering. It has mad me HAPPY! Thank you!

What beautiful trees!! I just bought a page mandarin tree. And so happy to see its a great tree! You are doing amazing. What do you feed your trees? I'm in florida.

How are your citrus doing now 2024?

Did you collect these trees before you build the high tunnel.iwill be putting up medium size about75 ft not 100. It will be challenging for me I'm in zone 6

Are those branches that are sticking straight up on some of the trees water sprouts?

are they dwarf trees?

I think you are planting your tree too close to each other. They need to be at least 10 feet apart to allow room for growth. The trees could get large overtime, unless of course you prefer to trim them. I am also growing my citrus in greenhouse. It is too much trouble to protect them in the winter even in Houston, Texas

And here I am with a dying tree where new growth stopped producing leaves and I'm unsure whether it's over or under watering for weeks.

The root system looks limited.

I live in Texas where do you get those trees?

Would you recommend fruit removal for non-citrus to increase growth?

Are these citrus semi dwarf?

I just came across your channel; I am in Waco myself. I would love to get some cuttings from you to try to root and grow or possibly graft to my citrus tree I have. I was told it was a lemon tree when I bought it at a garage sale as a seedling almost 20 years ago. It has not even bloomed, maybe because it always be potted up. Also, where did you purchase all your citrus from?

Wow, can you give more tips on citrus nutrition deficiency detection based on their colors ? Subscribed Happy Holidays ! Best wishes from India 🇮🇳

Do you heat the green house during freeze event

You should leave the oranges on. Why are you pulling them off that’s foolish.

Hi Did you know Pakistani the King Mulberry Best of all