Multi-planting Citrus Trees

A tutorial on how you can save space in you garden. Mark Engall will plant two trees in the one hole.

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• Planting
• Citrus
• trees
• multi-planting
• Engalls
• Nursery

[mach36poptart]

your retarded know your facts before you speak. i have a tree with 5 different fruit on it that i grafted myself. and its 4 years old and all parts of the tree grow perfectly fine

[engallsnursery]

@mach36poptart We are happy that your multi-grafted tree is growing well. Our opinion is based on our years of experience and concluding that in many cases the variety grafted at the top or the most vigorous variety takes over and your are only left with one tree. The average gardener will not take the care required to make sure all the varieties grow evenly. You are entitled to your opinion, but please refrain from the name calling as this is simply childish and immature.

[hydrobell]

I disagree with your assertion that multi-grafted citrus are crap.

[engallsnursery]

@hydrobell Explain why?

[leontt9]

good work!!!!!

[victorianguyen112]

what kind of 5 fruit do you have in one tree.

[hydrobell]

@engallsnursery Because that is not necessarily true. I would argue that high density planting is worse because it greatly increases root competition IMHO.

[Pimporly]

amazing video! Thank you so much! I live in South Florida similar climate to that of Queensland/tropical Australia! And I love growing citrus!