Citrus Growers Forum

Millet · Posted: Mon 02 Jul, 2012 8:23 pm

I also fertilize the tree in the spring with the very first sign of the tree putting on its new leaves.

Great about the new job. I'll take you off the list (with the current times, the list gets quite long, hard to remember everyone.) -Millet

dauben · Posted: Mon 02 Jul, 2012 11:19 pm

Millet wrote:

Great about the new job. I'll take you off the list (with the current times, the list gets quite long, hard to remember everyone.) -Millet

I know the feeling. We have had several people on our prayer request list that were out of work. Fortunately, I was one of the last ones on a very long list and many of them have found new employment.

GT · Posted: Tue 03 Jul, 2012 2:49 am

Phillip,

congratulation on your newborn!

Darkman · Posted: Wed 04 Jul, 2012 6:17 pm

I think mine is a result of young plants. Wonderful is three years old and Red Angel just two years old. It did have a fantastic bloom though and I thought that may be I'd get some.

I thougt that we all decided for sure that frequent and adequat watering was the best for the Poms. I should have my irrigation in place by Summers end. Well is in and I'll finish the electrical tommorrow.

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