How to Grow CITRUS in Containers, Step by Step || Black Gumbo

Come learn how to grow any kind of citrus tree in a container. I’ll show you every step and explain why citrus is easy. I’ll be potting a Key Lime tree as a demo, and will also show you some products you might like. I used IV Organics long before they reached out to me to become an affiliate, but you can get yourself a 10% discount by using my promo code GUMBO10 at https://ivorganics.com/. Enjoy citrus! Here’s what I’ll be teaching you: ‪@IVOrganic‬ Why grow in containers? small trees better control more varieties in a small space excellent flavor easy to save from frost Container size about twice the size of nursery pot wide and deep must have good drainage Soil well draining coarse lots of non-organic media mix your own OR use Cactus/Succulent/Citrus pre-made mixes Planting roots depth fertilize inoculate with native biology mulch water in well Mulch Never go without I prefer hardwood mulch Sunlight 8 hours + Paint trunk Watering Water when almost dry Deep water Fertilizing once a month during growing season minimum OR once every two weeks low dose back off in fall, don’t fertilize in winter slow release vs liquid Harvesting cut, don’t pull store on tree gather all fruit when tree starts dropping Support my channel and get 10% off of your order at https://ivorganics.com/ , use my promo code: GUMBO10 Support my channel by shopping at Seeds for Generations: https://seedsforgenerations.com/?ref=171 ___ Black Gumbo shares our suburban, backyard, sustainable gardening efforts. We work a small-scale teaching garden, much like the typical Zone 9a backyard garden and raised beds, the kind of gardening accessible to all. We tend to take the slice of life approach and hope you will enjoy our family, our dog, our cooking, our adventures, and occasionally some commentary and advice. We love family, joy and friendship, and we invite you to enjoy these things with us! Please subscribe to our channel:    / scotthead   Visit us on Facebook:   / blackgumbo   Follow us on Instagram;   / blackgumbosoutherngardening   We’d be so grateful if you would like and share our videos if you find them useful. It helps us immensely.