THE ART OF CITRUS TREE PRUNING - Tips for a bountiful harvest

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This/you are great Thanks that was fun
Comment from : la freaque electrique

The #BobRoss of gardening I was just looking for a video on pruning citrus and became entranced by his voice and the camera angle with the rays of sun shining Nice
Comment from : Kim Zocco

If you cut each pineapple top vertically into 4 pieces, you can plant out 4 plants instead of 1, and get more pineapples
Comment from : Debbi

YOU ARE LIVING MY DREAM LIFE I HAVE THOUGHT TO LIVE LIKE YOU IT FEELS LIKE YOU ALSO DREAMED SAME YOU ARE DOING IT VERY WELL
Comment from : Sumit Maurya

Can you hear it? I cannotbrSo byebye
Comment from : Shash B

Not difficult at all, it's a matter of passion and hardworking hands Most people are to lazy or chasing government money, and material life Property looks great 👍 your property will retire you well and you will have no need for money Best retirement you can ask for
Comment from : its me

THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR CITRUS PRUNING TECHNIQUES!!!🌳🍋🍊 THIS VIDEO WAS QUITE CALMING TO LISTEN TO!!! 😊🤓👍🏾🔥🙏🏾👑✝️📖🔥
Comment from : LC

My husband shaved off his wild, unpruned 2 1/2 year old beard recently I put it in the worm farm Thankyou for your beautiful and informative videos I learn so much
Comment from : jessie elliott

Thanks for this!
Comment from : Noni in the bush

Very nice vídeo man, I love YouTube channel, lets plant some Food Forest 🙏🤟🌳
Comment from : Florestas de Comida - Food Forest

Perhaps you could plant cassava amongst the pineapple seedlings, they will like some shade early in life 😊
Comment from : Florestas de Comida - Food Forest

Just like mammals, the seed would be a cross between the mother and the father Plus, fruit trees are on separate root stock could affect it Not a plant geneticist There is an apple tree forest in Europe with possibly thousands of different varieties of apples
Comment from : havfaith S

We learned a lot about pruning trees by joining a bonsai club
Comment from : East x West Farms

Citrus with lots of seeds make great juice!
Comment from : MamaPegasus

You are absolutly right with the woodchips and mowing! Many people get cultish about permaculture (l did a PDC btw) and no-dig and so on, but like David the Good and Joseph Lofthouse said: when you have mouths to feed you do what works for you! Looking amazing in 3 years David! Nicely done 👌 and thanks for the content creations 🙏
Comment from : piet snot aka V

Very good video, very instructive it gave me the courage to prune one lemon tree of mine
Comment from : lisalotti

Hey Weedy!! Love this video! Gardening isn’t hard but it is a lot of trial and error! It’s like one big on going science experiment I just wanted to share that we grow some of our pineapples in the shade They are slower growing but we do have success with it Obviously the ones in the sun produce quicker though Hope you’re having a great day 😊
Comment from : Jodi & Tyler

What a wonderful demonstration, thank you David, loved it!
Comment from : Manasi Gupta

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Comment from : maría bonita

Instead of waiting for my little citrus trees to get big enough to support a good fruit load, I'm just going to build a simple wooden frame around and above it that I can tie up string to that will take the weight load off the branch I'm growing citrus in containers so not worried about slower root growth by growing fruit right away Rather than wait a couple years to get fruit, my strategy is to just have more smaller trees in pots, support the branches with fruit until they are strong enough, and get fruit right away
Comment from : nateross14

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing
Comment from : Lu Rodrigues

The four Ds Same goes for people
Comment from : Paralellos l::::::l

I love the art of pruning For a first timer you got it!
Comment from : Megan Lille

Thank you😊
Comment from : supattra soykheeree

Thanks, Weedy! Some great info as always 👌 😊
Comment from : Susan Thompson

I’m looking forward to the video on citrusing your prune trees :-)brbrAlso I think woodchips and some mowing can fit perfectly into a permaculture system as far as I understand it
Comment from : Maggie Zellner

Use the one you grew from the seed as a base for grafting other citruses
Comment from : Dr PK

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Comment from : martyrene Go

Very good
Comment from : Veronica balfour paul

just love your videos :)
Comment from : Lush Foliage

Couldn’t have said better brother great video great vibes always
Comment from : Rico

Going to prune my wonky Kaffir lime right now Thank you! Does it matter what time of year or the weather conditions?
Comment from : Michele Graybeal

The Aesthetic is solidbr❤
Comment from : Daniels Food Forest Garden

Gardening has been my passion for over 30 years and I'm still learning
Comment from : Bee Om Soap

This was a delightful video The background music is a nice touch
Comment from : RisenUponTomorrow

Do lemon have thorns
Comment from : Justa Hillbilly

Hi weedy, I've noticed your compost bins without rain protection does the rain wash away all the nutrients from you compost?
Comment from : Hods

Another awesome video!!! Watching from Vancouver Island Canada
Comment from : Steveo’s Ventures

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Comment from : Locke

Awesome good lesson Thank you!
Comment from : Deirdre Collins

thank you for this meditation moment Wonderful to see how your garden grows It is Bjutiful!!!
Comment from : Monique Van Haaren

❤❤❤ thank you so much
Comment from : Lee Tee

Graft on to you mandarin tree use it as a root stock
Comment from : Taz Snoop

C'est magnifique! Superbement mis en image, et si bien raconté Très inspirant! Un grand bonjour depuis la France!
Comment from : Ykarius

In some parts of the country citrus gall wasp is reportable to the agricultural dept or biosecurity Also the disposal of the nests varies too Please check with your state's department to prevent the spread of disease I think you'll have nasturiums for life now David 😂 i planted one plant10 years ago and they're like triffids now Develop a taste for nasturtium pesto 😉
Comment from : Deborah Lee

This principle works on humans toocut out any disfunctional ones so you can prosper
Comment from : Caz In AUS

I did enjoy this video! Thanks for spending the time to make it so
Comment from : Richo T

hi
Comment from : BRIAN LIMBARO

And the Lord God planted a garden eastward in Eden; and there He put the man whom He had formed” Everything that God had made was the perfection of beauty, and nothing seemed wanting that could contribute to the happiness of the holy pair; yet the Creator gave them still another token of His love, by preparing a garden especially for their home In this garden were trees of every variety, many of them laden with fragrant and delicious fruit There were lovely vines, growing upright, yet presenting a most graceful appearance, with their branches drooping under their load of tempting fruit of the richest and most varied hues It was the work of Adam and Eve to train the branches of the vine to form bowers, thus making for themselves a dwelling from living trees covered with foliage and fruit There were fragrant flowers of every hue in rich profusion In the midst of the garden stood the tree of life, surpassing in glory all other trees Its fruit appeared like apples of gold and silver, and had the power to perpetuate life Praise God for you, you efforts is such an inspiration to us all
Comment from : Junior Ellis

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Comment from : IHateWearingBra

This was cool 🤩thanks ❤
Comment from : susan richmond

Awesome 👏
Comment from : Dale Ireland

Another art learned! You are pruning those trees like a master gardener And the Weedy Beard got a trim, too, glad it wasn't a hard prune there!
Comment from : Oreopak Sun

Much love from the Toonumbar garden crew
Comment from : Chaz Wozza

I've read that you can actually cut the pineapple stem into quarters before putting into water and get 4 plants from one I haven't tried it yet
Comment from : Scott

Got tangled up knead 2kno hw2 run this silly phone Bettany knew earth knew language bck2th garden hu huz compost pharm cumin2yr thru th compost via the cosmos butyfull video weedy
Comment from : Douglas Tobin

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Comment from : Douglas Tobin

Hiya Weedy If the branch(es) with gall wasp are ones you really want to keep, you can literally use a razor blade to shave the top off the gall The critters can't survive with all that fresh air and sunshine (they must be vampires 🦇 )
Comment from : C&B Jones

Good news on the seedling mandarin! If it doesn't taste great, you can always top work graft new varieties onto the seedling :)
Comment from : James Kniskern

Looking forward to your mandarin tree fruiting!
Comment from : John Timings

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Comment from : Douglas Tobin

Knead 2b into garden saving yr video as a treat 4l8r yr work fresh and sow gd4permaculture lovu weedy and especially yr work cumin2yr thru th compost via the cosmos hu huz compost pharm
Comment from : Douglas Tobin

How do you manage a grass 'edge' around your mulch? Looks like wippersnipping would be a bit tricky without a dedicated timber etc edging
Comment from : Claire Artuso

it's like watching a dream 8D
Comment from : 17leprichaun

great video! Ive been trying to learn this better and you explain it so well! <3
Comment from : Cosmic Surprise

Great job on the Citrus patch, Weedy! Love from Canada!
Comment from : reese b

Very inspiring Mr Weedy :) Spring is in the Air in the Northern Rivers
Comment from : Nathan GardenFawkes

Next time: how to craft mandarine 😉
Comment from : Roger Ligter

Love love love
Comment from : Lynn Moss

Hiya bud what camera do you use your videos look such high quality
Comment from : Escape to the Quinta

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Comment from : sergio cappato

As far as I know, citrus trees really aren’t supposed to be pruned The fruit needs the shade and hides them from birds and other animal thieves
Comment from : The Green Goddess

Can you feed the chickens with the tiny baby oranges?
Comment from : Andrew Anderson

Dear Weedy, here in Melbourne the gall wasp has swept through town, all the old citrus trees are covered in them Don't put the bark affected by gall wasp in the compost, chuck them in the fire or the rubbish
Comment from : Elizabeth

Morning Weedy Thanks sir the fix Nice way to start a day Love the soft tune in the back ground (Or did I imagine that?) The sounds of nature and your voice Can't wait for the next one Have a wonderful day!
Comment from : l p moron

Magistral!! Los árboles y plantas en su crecímiento van formando la decoración del terreno y señala el camino por donde tienes que ir para mejorar su hábitatTambién se puede planificar,viendo ejemplos de huertos,con clima similarSaludos desde Tenerife!! 👏🥕🥦🐞🍅🌸🤙🏻🐝🐔🌿🫑
Comment from : Manuel Rojas

Lovely video, although I could barely hear you at times I am growing citrus up here in Denmark with surprisingly good results myself (in pots ofcourse) How much easier it would be though to just have them out all year Have you ever considered yuzu? They are so delicious and I know they are grown in Australia and in a few other places outside of east Asia Since they like that medditeranian style climate
Comment from : 90s kid

thank u weedy
Comment from : SCIENCE WITH SANJEEWA

I enjoy all your videos so much! So much knowledge 😇👌🏼
Comment from : She was here

i live close to the sea and as a result the amount of sodium i think it was , is higher and i think it affects my crops, but i have no clue wether its good or bad, i am guessing bad but i have no clue
Comment from : Twisted

One can use Rhubarb leaf as an insecticide although it it also very toxic to the Hoomans so be very aware not to toxicide oneself Thank you for the wonderful journey of citrus trimming I am starting my regeneration of my small Hectare-age property in Albany western Aus, looking forward to your next fideo Mr Weedy
Comment from : Cheezy1969

I agree that gardening is not difficult Dig a hole,plant a seed These big YT channels make you feel it is expensiveIt don't have to be
Comment from : trippnbilly

Interesting on the pineapples, i have ours under the bananas here in Melbourne Have to see how they gobrbrLove citrus, we have 15 or so varieties on a medium city block
Comment from : Matthew Farrell

Time for a Lillet with an orange ;)
Comment from : Colin

Hi weedy, always good to see the weedy garden grow to its full potential I thought il share some if my experience, and what I have learnt is the pineapple grows just as beautifully in the shade They love shade and hardly require any care throughout their lives
Comment from : Raj Nalawade

You are unstoppable ❤ brLove the visuals and vibe 🖼brWeedy garden always brings the 🔥
Comment from : Timebilli

If you live in harmony with nature, you will never be poor If you live according to what others think, you will never be richbrSeneca (whoever that is)
Comment from : Nancy Fahey

That intro shot flying in from far away to the citrus was gorgeous 😍
Comment from : Canadian Permaculture Legacy

Love the beauty of your videos! However, these rules work great for most trees but citrus are odd ones- most trees want airflow in the centre but citrus do better with a crowded/warm core Some great videos out there from citrus growers covering this
Comment from : Matt Fynes