Pruning a young citrus tree with strong spring growth

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Do you have any questions about pruning your young citrus trees during spring? Drop me a comment!
Comment from : My Sustainability Journey

Very helpful, thanks I got a Meyer Lemon over a year ago and it’s gone wild and no fruit, now I know why
Comment from : Michelle C

How old is this tree?
Comment from : Noni in the bush

Hey why does mine have have a bunch of little branches from the trunk but doesn't really grow any taller I waited 5 years still no fruit or much growth at all what do you recommend?
Comment from : 13ased_American

I've got a young citrus tree (2 - 3 years old) that germinated out of compost and I kept growing it, iniitally in a pot, and now planted in the back yard I know it's generally not recommended to grow citrus from seed, but I didn't have the heart to throw my little guy away once it had gotten a start haha I hadn't pruned it before, so it was starting to go pretty wild, but this video help me with some good tips Thanks man! :)
Comment from : Wolfmoss

Thank you!!! I pruned with confidence!
Comment from : Humphrey Shark

Thank you This really helped❤❤
Comment from : Yuvonda Seal

I have to save this video and take notes later I can use 100 of this information I just purchased a Cara- Cara Red Navel Orange tree I’m hoping for success No matter what happens I’ll know more later than I know now about growing citrus trees I’m learning about the soil and watering (I even purchased a cheap water meter - I don’t trust my finger to checking the moisture in the soil) Thank you so much for helping me care for my fruit tree… I named her “Gratitude” because I just know that’s how I’ll be feeling when she produces her first tiny little harvest 🌳😊🌳
Comment from : Melody’s Melody

My lemon and lime trees are 2 years old They are about 3 feet tall with only a small bunch of leaves on top They are inside from October to April I keep them watered regularly and they are in full sun Can I prune them completely from a few inches above dirt line ?
Comment from : Yuvonda Seal

Why are some of my large lemon tree leaves yellow?
Comment from : Robert

My young tree is very leggy, it hardly has any leaves on it I’m not sure how to prune it My tree is this height as yours, but no leaves like yours
Comment from : Cherie Sullivan

Looking at my young citrus tree, I see some of the same situations you mentioned here I'm very curious -- why do you wait to prune the potentially problematic branches or poorly structured branches?
Comment from : AshleeW

Hi, Nice videos!!!! I have 2 lemon trees, can I graft them together so they will fruit??? Tks John
Comment from : John Beck

I like your young citrus prouning method I falow it
Comment from : Haji Ramzan

Thank you for the nice explanation
Comment from : Saeed Ahmed

Very useful video , I have a young lemon tree the same like this , brThanks
Comment from : Selby Mark

That was perfect 👍
Comment from : Matthew Hartsuch

Hye mate thanks for sharing the knowledge of pruning a young citrus 🥺 really grateful, can I send you some photo at Instagram of my plant for reference how to prune them ??
Comment from : Alien From Mars

Thanks for the tips ! I did it last year ,alone , and I was close to the correct way This year will be better
Comment from : EXPAT IN BRAZIL !

You answered all my questions Thank you 🙏
Comment from : Craig Keller

Great, thank you!
Comment from : Simone Mary

Does the tree stop growing in height when you top it? Like a tomato plant?
Comment from : David Lee

Any advice on how to transplant a young lemon tree from pot to ground?
Comment from : David Lee

Great video, thanks
Comment from : Victoria Coombes

Please do another video explaining how you feed it and watering schedule? I'm planning to buy a lemon tree and will keep it in a pot due to less space Does it need full sun? Will it survive on the patio?
Comment from : sheila langa