Hello Hello!
It's hot here in Brandeton, FL. A bit glad I don't have a yard to tend to :)
Anywho, stuck with patio growing and portability due to sprinklers spraying reclaimed water.
I thought I'd give a go at growing a Calamondin Orange in a smaller container within an Ikea aluminum bin as cover.
I was wondering about fruiting. It's got a lot going on, and lots more flowers coming in.
(1) As it's in a small container, should I pinch new flowers to discourage too much fruit production? I've seen images with large fruit production in small containers and wondering where to draw the line.
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