Show Notes
What’s something you’ve heard about citrus trees that you aren’t sure whether is true or not? There’s a lot of misinformation out there; following the wrong advice could harm your citrus trees more than help them.
In this episode, Susan Burns, marketing horticulturist, and Gary Eyles, industry expert and Founder of Citrus Men, debunk common myths surrounding growing and nurturing citrus trees. Listen to learn the proper ways to care for your citrus tree and prolong its life (and a surprise at the end of the episode!).
What to Listen For:
[01:26] Are epsom salts good for citrus trees?
[04:51] How root temperature affects citrus trees
[05:44] Is sugar good for citrus trees?
[06:30] Are tonics the same as fertilisers?
[09:04] Do citrus trees need pollinators?
[10:35] Why you shouldn’t urinate on citrus trees
[12:00] Understanding fertiliser
[14:02] Can you really grow citrus indoors?
[16:43] Is it okay to water citrus trees with soapy water?
[19:47] Does a lot of citrus fruit mean a small tree is healthy?
[22:19] Do citrus trees love eggshells?
[23:48] Introducing Pongkanomi
[26:20] Parting thoughts
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