Those are awesome John, wish I could get one from you, I'd buy one in a heartbeat! They look fantastic! I need to visit Guatemala sometime soon and meet the world wide leader in Meyers and crumudgeon.
Evan

Sir, those Meyers are beautiful.

John, good job even though you live in the best place on earth for any type of citrus! They are beautiful..I wish they were for me.

I noticed you are not growing them in black pots..Great choice for a full sunny area.

MIke

Thanks for the kudus; here is a close up.

Nice trees.
Trace

Thanks, Trace... they are not just nice; they are as nearly perfect as a tree can be. The recipients of these trees will be lucky indeed.

I'm jealous, like I said before I need to make a visit to Guatemala to see your farm and drink a cocktail.
Evan

Very impressive. John.What is your soil mix. You look great with out that polo shirt in your last picture. Looks like you have trimmed your belly fat off a bit. When you said that these instruction come with every "GIFT" tree, I realized I should have never posted that silly "GLOBAL WARMING" thread.

Steve

Steve,

My soil "mix" is mostly decomposed volcanic soil with a little local "white" rock and some perlite; it is not meant for a tree that will live forever in a container...only until it is planted in the ground when it is too big for the container.

Thanks for noticing my new "figure"; I did indeed lose a little weight from working harder, not from dieting.

Very nice John!!!!!