
Episode 4 - Citrus Seasons! Discover What Your Citrus is up to at Different Times of the Year
Citrus Experience PodcastShow Notes
What are citrus trees up to every season? Every cycle of citrus trees brings new surprises, colours, and even behaviours you should be aware of to keep your citrus looking fresh as the temperature falls and rises throughout the year.
In this episode, Susan Burns, marketing horticulturist, and Gary Eyles, industry expert and Founder of Citrus Men, walk you through how citrus trees transform throughout the four seasons.
Listen for tips on how to keep citrus fresh in your garden all-year round.
What to Listen For:
[0:59] Citrus trees in spring
[2:24] What happens to citrus tree roots in spring
[4:35] When to give citrus trees feed
[6:46] A fun fact about citrus trees
[10:21] On and off seasons for citrus
[11:!2] Citrus trees in summer
[12:31] How to keep your citrus tree hydrated in summer
[14:45] How to deal with citrus water shoots
[17:52] Citrus trees in autumn
[19:40] Is autumn a good time to up pot your citrus?
[21:40] Citrus trees in winter
[24:42] How fruits ripen in winter
[27:31] Helping with citrus maturity
[28:08] Parting thoughts
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