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www.FranksFruitTrees.comFollow Us@FranksFruitTreesSOILWATERINGTHE PANICSWORRIEDABOUT YOURTREE?Contact UsGet Frank'sSoilless Mixby clickinghere!Citrus TreeCare GuideCumberland, WIWe handmake our ownsoilless mix that isperfect for citrus trees!(It's what your treecomes planted in!)Stay away from potting mix! It istoo dense for citrus treesWe recommend using very airy soilor a soilless mixCitrus trees do not like wet feet, so letthe soil mix dry out before wateringFor each watering, fully water yourtree and let the excess water runfreely down and out Drainage holes are important! If youuse a saucer, make sure to discard anyexcess waterIf your tree seems unhappy, be sure youhave all the PANICS- this will typicallyresolve any issues!PAN ICSNSIDE TEMPSAREFUL WATERINGUNLIGHTGet more info,including how toget rid of pests!H (5.5-7.5 pH)IRY SOILPK RATIO 2-1-1help@franksfruittrees.com(608) 318-3744 (call or text)

TEMPERATURELIGHTFERTILIZERPLANTING UPABOUT USEasy - we sell what we use!If you want to buy from another retailer,be sure to look for a product with an NPK ratio of 2-1-1 AND micronutrients.(Tomato fertilizers typically work well.)CLICK HERE FOR MOREDETAILED CAREINSTRUCTIONSThere is no such thing as too muchlight for a citrus tree!If your tree is not getting the numberof hours of sunlight it needs in a day, agrow light should be used tosupplement hoursMINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:Lemon: 4-6 hours*Lime: 4-6 hoursKumquat: 3-4 hoursOrange: 4-6 hoursGrapefruit: 8-10 hours*Meyer lemon trees are an exception andneed 6-8 hoursThe best range to encourage growthand production is 60°F - 75°F. Mostcitrus trees can only survivetemperatures above 40°FIf temperatures are very high, be sureto monitor the dryness of the soil; iftemperatures are too low indoors, usea germination mat under the pot atnightWe are a small business thatspecializes in selling potted citrustrees that are suitable for yourhome. As the only dedicated citrustree grower in Wisconsin, we aim toprovide quality trees and qualityguidance for each plant grower.Citrus trees are some of the mostfun houseplants! They grow nicely incontainers, make a greatconversation piece, and fill the roomwith amazing scents from theirfragrant blooms. Under the rightcare, they will reward you withdelicious fruits. Here are some tipsfor care that will help them flourish!Plastic pots are recommendedbecause they help to conserve heatMake sure the pot has drainage holes!Wait until the tree is rootbound toplant it up. Only move up 1-2 gallons ata time - this helps prevent root rotOnce the tree is rootbound it will startto focus on fruiting - plant up until youget to the desired tree size!

TEMPERATURELIGHTFERTILIZERPLANTING UPABOUT USEasy - we sell what we use!If you want to buy from another retailer,be sure to look for a product with an NPK ratio of 2-1-1 AND micronutrients.(Tomato fertilizers typically work well.)CLICK HERE FOR MOREDETAILED CAREINSTRUCTIONSThere is no such thing as too muchlight for a citrus tree!If your tree is not getting the numberof hours of sunlight it needs in a day, agrow light should be used tosupplement hoursMINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:Lemon: 4-6 hours*Lime: 4-6 hoursKumquat: 3-4 hoursOrange: 4-6 hoursGrapefruit: 8-10 hours*Meyer lemon trees are an exception andneed 6-8 hoursThe best range to encourage growthand production is 60°F - 75°F. Mostcitrus trees can only survivetemperatures above 40°FIf temperatures are very high, be sureto monitor the dryness of the soil; iftemperatures are too low indoors, usea germination mat under the pot atnightWe are a small business thatspecializes in selling potted citrustrees that are suitable for yourhome. As the only dedicated citrustree grower in Wisconsin, we aim toprovide quality trees and qualityguidance for each plant grower.Citrus trees are some of the mostfun houseplants! They grow nicely incontainers, make a greatconversation piece, and fill the roomwith amazing scents from theirfragrant blooms. Under the rightcare, they will reward you withdelicious fruits. Here are some tipsfor care that will help them flourish!Plastic pots are recommendedbecause they help to conserve heatMake sure the pot has drainage holes!Wait until the tree is rootbound toplant it up. Only move up 1-2 gallons ata time - this helps prevent root rotOnce the tree is rootbound it will startto focus on fruiting - plant up until youget to the desired tree size!

TEMPERATURELIGHTFERTILIZERPLANTING UPABOUT USEasy - we sell what we use!If you want to buy from another retailer,be sure to look for a product with an NPK ratio of 2-1-1 AND micronutrients.(Tomato fertilizers typically work well.)CLICK HERE FOR MOREDETAILED CAREINSTRUCTIONSThere is no such thing as too muchlight for a citrus tree!If your tree is not getting the numberof hours of sunlight it needs in a day, agrow light should be used tosupplement hoursMINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:Lemon: 4-6 hours*Lime: 4-6 hoursKumquat: 3-4 hoursOrange: 4-6 hoursGrapefruit: 8-10 hours*Meyer lemon trees are an exception andneed 6-8 hoursThe best range to encourage growthand production is 60°F - 75°F. Mostcitrus trees can only survivetemperatures above 40°FIf temperatures are very high, be sureto monitor the dryness of the soil; iftemperatures are too low indoors, usea germination mat under the pot atnightWe are a small business thatspecializes in selling potted citrustrees that are suitable for yourhome. As the only dedicated citrustree grower in Wisconsin, we aim toprovide quality trees and qualityguidance for each plant grower.Citrus trees are some of the mostfun houseplants! They grow nicely incontainers, make a greatconversation piece, and fill the roomwith amazing scents from theirfragrant blooms. Under the rightcare, they will reward you withdelicious fruits. Here are some tipsfor care that will help them flourish!Plastic pots are recommendedbecause they help to conserve heatMake sure the pot has drainage holes!Wait until the tree is rootbound toplant it up. Only move up 1-2 gallons ata time - this helps prevent root rotOnce the tree is rootbound it will startto focus on fruiting - plant up until youget to the desired tree size!

www.FranksFruitTrees.comFollow Us@FranksFruitTreesSOILWATERINGTHE PANICSWORRIEDABOUT YOURTREE?Contact UsGet Frank'sSoilless Mixby clickinghere!Citrus TreeCare GuideCumberland, WIWe handmake our ownsoilless mix that isperfect for citrus trees!(It's what your treecomes planted in!)Stay away from potting mix! It istoo dense for citrus treesWe recommend using very airy soilor a soilless mixCitrus trees do not like wet feet, so letthe soil mix dry out before wateringFor each watering, fully water yourtree and let the excess water runfreely down and out Drainage holes are important! If youuse a saucer, make sure to discard anyexcess waterIf your tree seems unhappy, be sure youhave all the PANICS- this will typicallyresolve any issues!PAN ICSNSIDE TEMPSAREFUL WATERINGUNLIGHTGet more info,including how toget rid of pests!H (5.5-7.5 pH)IRY SOILPK RATIO 2-1-1help@franksfruittrees.com(608) 318-3744 (call or text)

www.FranksFruitTrees.comFollow Us@FranksFruitTreesSOILWATERINGTHE PANICSWORRIEDABOUT YOURTREE?Contact UsGet Frank'sSoilless Mixby clickinghere!Citrus TreeCare GuideCumberland, WIWe handmake our ownsoilless mix that isperfect for citrus trees!(It's what your treecomes planted in!)Stay away from potting mix! It istoo dense for citrus treesWe recommend using very airy soilor a soilless mixCitrus trees do not like wet feet, so letthe soil mix dry out before wateringFor each watering, fully water yourtree and let the excess water runfreely down and out Drainage holes are important! If youuse a saucer, make sure to discard anyexcess waterIf your tree seems unhappy, be sure youhave all the PANICS- this will typicallyresolve any issues!PAN ICSNSIDE TEMPSAREFUL WATERINGUNLIGHTGet more info,including how toget rid of pests!H (5.5-7.5 pH)IRY SOILPK RATIO 2-1-1help@franksfruittrees.com(608) 318-3744 (call or text)