Who knows something about fruit trees?

So I have 8-10 orange and tangerine trees that are very thorny. They appear to be young, maybe about 3 feet high. They have color (green) leaves and appear to be healthy? I have read that a fruit tree will go back to its seedling state if under nourished and not taken care of. Any thoughts ?

cut the f***ers down.

cool40 wrote:cut the f***ers down.

LMAO! Good one...

Thx Lee.....for nothing.

yellowhorse7 wrote:Thx Lee.....for nothing.

well,,hell you did'nt realy ask a question fruit trees grow fruit if they dont grow fruit go back to my first post.

burn it for heat

Have Nike the cow farmer to send you some cow paddies to spread around them and keep them watered good and watch the fruit grow

Going to fertalize with Q16....that should help

no fruit trees on the farm , but we do have about 16 pecan trees and this past year we added lots of lime ....... picked several hundred lbs of pecans this year

bruno wrote:no fruit trees on the farm , but we do have about 16 pecan trees and this past year we added lots of lime ....... picked several hundred lbs of pecans this year

Pecans grow on trees I didn't know that!

I hate pecans

richter69 wrote:I hate pecans

What about fruits?

bruno wrote:no fruit trees on the farm , but we do have about 16 pecan trees and this past year we added lots of lime ....... picked several hundred lbs of pecans this year

Nick peacan trees will not see the lime until this year just the way they make their crop

D's557BBF wrote:

bruno wrote:no fruit trees on the farm , but we do have about 16 pecan trees and this past year we added lots of lime ....... picked several hundred lbs of pecans this year

Pecans grow on trees I didn't know that!

Big D, you need about a month down here in this southern atmosphere.

61coon wrote:

D's557BBF wrote:

bruno wrote:no fruit trees on the farm , but we do have about 16 pecan trees and this past year we added lots of lime ....... picked several hundred lbs of pecans this year

Pecans grow on trees I didn't know that!

Big D, you need about a month down here in this southern atmosphere.

Rob is going to "school" him this weekend...

bruno wrote:no fruit trees on the farm , but we do have about 16 pecan trees and this past year we added lots of lime ....... picked several hundred lbs of pecans this year

Bruno you picked pecans? you are the brightest marble in the bag are you? to collect pecans you go to Walmart get El Cheapo King sheets a couple pair, lay them under the tree and climb up in a ways and shake the Hell out of it.... and you have to pick nothing everything that is ready will fall to the sheets.... for that tid bit it cost you 100# of Pecans lol I use to Live in Sonora tx and we got 5 to 600 lbs every year much better than store bought....

Randy, I have two guest rooms, so bring your sheets to my house next season. I have about 30 pecan trees and the damn things beat the hell out of my mower.

stop hijacking my thread f'rs

Sorry.

maverick wrote: Sorry.

lol, no worries. I want some fruit!

Just be glad you don't have any unwanted bamboo growing in the yard, that $hit is hard to kill off.

DILLIGASDAVE wrote:Just be glad you don't have any unwanted bamboo growing in the yard, that $hit is hard to kill off.

Oh no....I do have some bamboo. About 18 feet high. But it's benn kept well and looks fine

yellowhorse7 wrote:.......I do have some bamboo. About 18 feet high......

That's about how tall the bamboo is behind my shop.

The story I heard was back before I bought the house the previous owner built the shop much taller than it was supposed to be & the neighbor behind him then got pissed off & planted long rows of the stuff so he didn't have to look at the shop out his back door. Then the stuff grew like crazy & spread everywhere like wildfire.

Bamboo is great if kept in check.