The grapefruit tree (Citrus paradisi) is the most frost-sensitive of citrus trees. Grapefruit trees, which can reach 22 to 30 feet at maturity, thrive in subtropical climates. Because the grapefruit tree is so cold-tender, select a planting site on the south side of your house to protect the tree from cold temperatures. Plant the tree about 12 feet away from the house so that the tree can receive full sunlight and to allow enough room for the grapefruit tree to grow. Plant your grapefruit tree in a location that is slightly higher than the rest of your yard to ensure proper drainage. Plant the tree so that the bud union, or grafting bud, is above the soil level. Cover the top of the root ball with only 1 inch of soil to prevent root rot. The grapefruit tree (Citrus paradisi) is the most frost-sensitive of citrus trees. Plant the tree about 12 feet away from the house so that the tree can receive full sunlight and to allow enough room for the grapefruit tree to grow.Make a water ring on top of the ground around the newly planted grapefruit tree by constructing a 3-inch ridge of soil 2 feet in diameter. Fill the inside of the ring with water and allow it to drain into the soil around the root ball. Water your grapefruit tree once every two or three days for the first three weeks after planting. Gradually decrease the frequency of watering to once every 7 to 10 days during the first growing season. Feed your grapefruit tree during the first year only after new growth emerges. Fertilize with 1 cup of ammonium sulfate (21-0-0) divided into three or four applications during the growing season. Spread the granular fertilizer on the ground around the root zone of the tree and water thoroughly. Make a water ring on top of the ground around the newly planted grapefruit tree by constructing a 3-inch ridge of soil 2 feet in diameter. Keep a 2- to 3-foot area around the base of the grapefruit tree free of weeds. You can pull the weeds by hand or apply a selective herbicide according to the directions on the label. Feed your grapefruit tree again in the second year with 2 cups of ammonium sulfate in the spring. Fertilize the tree in the third year with 3 cups of ammonium sulfate. Water your grapefruit tree once every one or two weeks during the second growing season and thereafter. Water the tree deeply, soaking the soil down to the entire root zone. Feed adult grapefruit trees 1 cup of ammonium sulfate for each year of age, up to 6 cups. Spread out the fertilizer feedings into three separate applications, in February, May and September. Keep a 2- to 3-foot area around the base of the grapefruit tree free of weeds. Protect your grapefruit tree whenever freezing temperatures or frosts threaten. You can drape a blanket or tarp over the tree and secure the edges to the ground with stakes. You also can mound up soil around the base of the tree to insulate the roots. Mound up the soil in late November and remove it in early March.
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Apricot Plant
HOW TO GROW APRICOT PLANT?
Once you’ve selected your cultivar, you need to know how to grow apricots. Site selection and soil are the most important considerations. The trees need deep, well-drained soil with plenty of organic matter.Apricot trees bloom early. There are times in apricot tree care where a late frost is a problem, so be sure to plant your trees on higher ground. Do a percolation test prior to planting by digging a hole one foot deep and wide (30 cm.). Fill with water and wait until the next day. Fill the hole again and lay a stick or straight edge over the top. Measure the water drop every hour. Ideal readings will be around 2 inches (5 cm.) per hour. Once you have adjusted the soil to have adequate drainage, dig a hole twice as deep and around as the root ball and plant your tree. Water in well.
HOW TO CARE APRICOT PLANT?
Apricot tree growing is fairly simple, provided you have the soil, sun, and drainage necessary. Apricots are not tolerant of high levels of salt, boron, chloride and other elements. Feeding of apricot trees will be important in their overall care. They normally get what they need from the soil though, provided it was set up for apricot tree growing beforehand. The trees will need an inch (2.5 cm.) of water weekly, especially during bloom and fruiting. Use a drip irrigation system to avoid wet leaves, flowers and fruit. Be sure your apricot tree care includes thinning of the fruit once it comes in; thin the fruits to 1 ½ to 2 inches (3.8 to 5 cm.) apart. This ensures that the fruit will be larger. If you don’t thin the fruits, they will be much smaller. Apricots need to be pruned and trained annually in early summer to late fall. There are several pests of apricots and numerous fungal diseases. Apply fungicide sprays in spring to avoid such disease issues.
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HOW TO GROW AN ALMOND PLANT?
Growing an almond tree requires an upfront investment of time and resources.
- Choose a sunny site. Almond trees need ample room to grow because they can grow up to 30 feet in height. Plant your sapling 15 to 20 feet away from buildings, power lines, and other trees. Almond trees need full sun and well-draining loam soil to thrive.
- Prep your sapling. Setting up your almond tree for success starts before it's even in the ground. Using a garden hose, spray off the sapling's rootball to make sure it's hydrated and that the roots make good contact with the soil.
- Dig your hole. Dig a hole deep enough to accommodate your plant's root system. If you've bought a bare-root or container-grown tree, dig your hole deep enough to match the depth at which your tree was planted in the nursery—most likely 18 to 24 inches. To make sure your hole is deep enough, gently place the plant inside and rest the taproot firmly against the bottom. If the base remains above the top of the hole, don't force it deeper. The taproot is sensitive and easily damaged by aggressive handling or trimming.
- Plant your tree. Place your sapling in the center of the hole and backfill it with well-draining soil. Firmly tamp down the soil to remove any excess air while filling. Immediately water your sapling with at least one gallon of water. Place a layer of mulch around the base of the tree to help retain soil moisture.
- Prune small twigs. Trim off any small twigs near the base of the tree. Young trees need pruning in order to focus all of their growth on their trunk and branches.
- Exercise patience. The almond tree's dormant period lasts about 5 years from seedling to fruiting, so don’t be alarmed if nuts don’t appear on your tree for the first few years.
Blackberry Plant
Care of BlackBerry Plant:
Once the bushes are established, there is very little blackberry plant care needed. Water regularly; provide an inch (2.5 cm.) of water per week depending upon weather conditions. Allow 3-4 new canes per plant to grow to the top of the training wire or trellis. Keep the area around the plants free of weeds. In the first year of growing blackberry bushes, expect to have a small batch of fruit and a full harvest in the second year. After you see ripened fruit, try picking blackberries every three to six days. This prevents the birds from getting the berries before you do. Once the fruit has been harvested, prune out the fruiting canes which will not produce again. Fertilize new plants once new growth appears with a complete fertilizer such as 10-10-10 in the first year. Established plants should be fertilized before new spring growth emerges.
Croton Plant
Croton plants are incredibly varied plants that are often grown as houseplants. The croton indoor plant has a reputation for being fussy, but in reality, if you know about caring for a croton houseplant properly, it can make for a resilient and hard-to-kill plant. The croton plant is often grown outdoors in tropical climates, but also make excellent houseplants. Crotons come in a wide variety of leaf shapes and colors. Leaves can be short, long, twisted, thin, thick, and several of these combined. Colors range from green, variegated, yellow, red, orange, cream, pink, and black to a combination of all these. It is safe to say that if you look hard enough, you will find a croton that matches your décor.
Desi Rose plant
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Grapefruit Plant
Care of Grapefruit
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Kaffir Lime Plant
CARE FOR KAFFIR LIME
Despite the fact that Kaffir lime trees are tolerant of less than ideal conditions, there are specific needs that should be met for optimal growth. Kaffir limes prefer full sun in moist, well-drained soil. If grown indoors, keep near a sunny window. The Kaffir lime tree appreciates water and somewhat humid conditions during the growing season. Keep in mind, however, that this tree is prone to root rot if kept too wet, so allow the soil to dry out some between waterings. Regular misting helps with humidity levels. Kaffir lime trees are cold sensitive and need to be protected from frost. Therefore, these plants should be brought indoors during winter if they are grown outside. They enjoy indoor temperatures around 60 F. (16 C.) or above, especially during winter months. Prune the lime tree while young to encourage branching and a more bushy plant.
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Lagerstroemia Plant
How to Care Lagerstroemia Plant:
Find Full Sunlight. Crape myrtle needs full sun (6 or more hours per day) to thrive. Use Suitable Soil. Fertilize Lightly. Treat Fungus Before It Starts.Prune Sparingly in Winter or Early Spring. Expose the Trunk for More Beauty. Deadhead for Even More Flowers.