How to Prune a Lime Tree - Vargas Landscaping Presents

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Thanks for the upload will try to prune it right
Comment from : only_folls

Pura vida don Ismael, muy buen video! Saludos desde Cartago
Comment from : Joshua Arcia

I have a small lime plant It produces very small buy very tasty limes I live in a cold climate so I bring it in the house in the fall Thank you for the lessons on how to prune it properly I hope it eventually grows to be a very lovely little lime tree
Comment from : Janett Stusiak

Aye pura vida senor! Cuando tiene lime tree con thornscuales el metido por pruning? Muchas Gracias!
Comment from : jane

Good fellow
Comment from : Terry McDermott

Straight forward, and informative, like i was learning on the first day on the job or something Which is how these kind of videos should be Thank you
Comment from : Strongfp

Good tips Tuanis!
Comment from : drewm1000

Thank you sir
Comment from : kb jaya

Hi plz advise , I’ve planted spanish Blume seeds , the tree grew , no lime as yet, Why is it so , Thank You
Comment from : Amina Khan

Heck yes este seńor si sabes This dude knows what he is talking about
Comment from : SuperOhdannyboy

Thank you Mr Vargas! Extremely valuable knowledge
Comment from : Jorge Chavez

Nice information about 🍋
Comment from : M Agung Setiawan Farm

Very informative Thank you, Mr VargasbrI am curious of one thing Why are there no thorns on the branches?
Comment from : rosemary6072

Thank you Sir,I've learned alot
Comment from : Bill Mago

Since it's rainy season here in my place is it advisable to prune my citrus trees,how many times will i prune my citrus trees ,hoping for your reply/advice thanks
Comment from : Salvacion Genetiano

Wow 🤩
Comment from : ーーFur

Nice ❤️👍
Comment from : Albert Young

Every Garden should have a Citrus, a fig, grapes, olives and a mulberry Trim the mulberry hard or only the birds will feast
Comment from : Yabba Dabba Doo

Thank you brRespect from Africa 🇿🇦
Comment from : Jeshurun Farm

We just inherited a mature Mexican Key Lime tree in our new house and I had zero knowledge about any type of tree Gracias señor Vargas, now I have good knowledge about my tree 👍
Comment from : Lui Franco

You can basically prune however you want, but thanks for the informative video
Comment from : money man

makes bushy lime tree, clean cut 😃 👍 👏 Thanks for sharing! 😊
Comment from : J M YTV Channel

Will the suckers produce fruit if you propagate them into another plant? Gracious from New Orleans🍋🎭🍋
Comment from : Ojb 1959

Very good video! Great information on the direction of growth
Comment from : C Connon

Beautiful Cut Fruit Tree 👍🏼
Comment from : A R

En español porfavor
Comment from : Marco Zaragoza

Good information Hey I could see white flies nest at 5:15 of your video!
Comment from : Anjana Naam

Grateful!
Comment from : rabiu abdu

Hi Mr Vargas! I would like to prune my limes into a hedge about 6feet tall, but I do still want to get limes What would be the best way to keep a hedge shape - the same as this video branch by branch? I'm going to guess you won't want me to use a hedge trimmer 😊
Comment from : squoctopus

Thank you teacher !
Comment from : Craig Keller

Muchas gracias 🙏
Comment from : Jonny Steven

If u pick te lemon, do i cut the litle branch it hangs from, the little stem it hangs on
Comment from : Microplus461

Gracias Vale la pena hacer el mismo video en espanol
Comment from : gporterseadog

So helpful! Gracias! 🙏🏼
Comment from : Kaitlyn B

Send me some cuttings please🙏
Comment from : Joshua White

Smart
Comment from : Joshua White

Extremely helpful Summarizes everything in a simple way - cut off the water shoots and at the collar and cut the branches off the top to make it flower and give it a better shape Thank you
Comment from : Eric Andrews

Hello I am a new subscriber in zone 8A Ibr Have 3 lemon trees and 2 orange trees in nursery pots What is the best fertilizer to use for them,
Comment from : Tai Lilly

Pura vida
Comment from : E L W 1213

It’s called sucker because they “suck “ energy from the tree , draining the nutrients from the fruit bearing branches
Comment from : CHris G

You didnt explain if you were cutting the suckers from the bottom of the tree was because they were from the root stock or not
Comment from : Malcolm Brewer

No señor tienes k cortar todo lo seco y entresacarlo para k el arbol crezca y después despuntarlo y fertilizar muy mal video
Comment from : Armando moran

Hello, how long does it take to produce fruits grown from seeds???
Comment from : Supong Arep Longkumer

Great video sir
Comment from : sumit godara

Thank you for your great video, Mr Vargas! I’ve a lime tree, about 3 feet tall, growing in a large pot I’ve had it for about 5 years and it’s doing well I’ve two questions for you #1 I’m about to cut it back to bring it indoor for the coming cold weather Q: Do I prune it evenly (top, sides, bottom)? Or do I want to try to maintain the height (which is about 3 feet now)? #2 My plant has never shown any sign of flowering Why? How do I encourage flowering for fruits? Is it possible that it’ll never grow fruits? Muchas gracias!
Comment from : Iris Lats

Le estas partiendo la Madre al Árbol
Comment from : Antonio Colin

Gracias Senior, I paid attention to your instructions and I will do this to my key lime tree soon Amazing job 🙏🏽
Comment from : Amelia tribe of Issachar

Mr Vargas, I have a baby lime tree in my yard, it has been sat in the soil for about 4 months, how often should i prune it?
Comment from : Rory McDonough

Mr Vargas, I am growing a lime tree inside but in the summer I place it outside in a pot There has been pretty green leaves but no limes Is there anything I can do to promote limes? I'm in Georgia in the 7b growing area
Comment from : Rashia Johnson

From what you said, pruning should be done about one eighth inch to a quarter inch above the leaf so the dormant bud just above the leaf will be encouraged to grow Also depending on the side the dormant bud is determines the direction the new growth will take Is that correct? I have a small key lime tree that I grew from a seed from my mother's key lime in Puerto Rico I have babied the tree and it is now about five feet tall in a large container I just noticed a couple of weeks ago that the tree is growing flowers Unfortunately it gets down in the 20's here in north Florida so I have it on a small mover's cart so I can wheel it out to get sun when it is warm enough and wheel back in to protect it when the temperature is going to drop I am not planning to trim it while it is flowering I friend tried doing that with her lime tree and she thinks it caused it to drop all the flowers and the small fruits it was producing Can the small limbs growing low on the trunk be pruned now while its flowering safely? Or should I wait till the tree is not producing? Gracias por la enseñanza
Comment from : henryher