![]() ![]() If planting in pots, select a pot at least 40cm wide and 50cm deep to allow room for the roots to grow and develop, and for more moisture and nutrients to be held. ‘Buddha’s Hand’ only needs a HZ of 3+, while oranges and pink grapefruit do best in areas with a HZ of 4+. In cold areas, lemon, kumquat, mandarin and pummelo (orange x grapefruit) are ideal. Use your Heat Zone (HZ) to determine the best varieties for your area. Citrus will grow in all Australian climates. Apply blood and bone, dynamic lifter or a citrus fertiliser once a month, every month. Heavy feeders, fertiliser should be applied monthly to ensure they have nutrients available at all times. The roots of citrus grow close to the surface, so it’s best to mulch beneath the tree to avoid competition from other plants or weeds. ![]() ![]() Citrus trees need plenty of sun and good drainage, so a position in full sun in a raised garden bed is ideal. ![]()
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