And this one has purple stamens. Floris Hekker? Furore? It's so hard to tell between the red ones for a newbie like me.

Cory, As far as citrus goes I have 7 right now and two more on the way. They are little right now ranging from 4 inches to almost two feet. I did get bit by the citrus bug but I am trying to keep it to 10, at least until I become a bit more experienced and can keep them happy year round. I don't know what else loves the gritty mix but I also have two dwarf pomegranates and a ton of houseplants (pothos, philodendrons, dracaenas, spathaphyllum, hedara helix, spider plant, fiddle leaf ficus, and others), some cacti, and succulents(jade, many aloes, tons of sansevierias) and one agave. Amazon does have the 32 oz size of foliage pro for $20 and the one local nursery I haven't called yet is running a 30% off fertilizer sale until the four so I will see if they carry it. My apartment is on the ground floor and I can store things in a space behind my apt but you are probably right about testing it out. I do live in a dry windy climate and donot have the ability to use an irrigation system. My tomatoes get very thirsty during the summer and they are in a pretty water retentive mix. I would also have to bring them in during the winter and while my windows are fantastic light wise, I may have to upgrade my current stands to hold heavier plants. Good point about checking the sieve screen size, I had not thought of that. What size screens are recommended? I haven't even begun to find better pots yet. They are in the standard black nursery pots still. I was planning on painting them white, or in the very least taping either foil or white paper around them(I did so last year for veggies with success) but painting them half white is a fantastic idea. I am in a superb location for beautiful hand crafted pottery and Craigslist is great to find nearly new but cheaper great pots for when they need bigger sizes. I will look out for plastic pots with a more uniform size for short term, thanks for that tip. I am excited for all aspects of their growth. I get super excited for new growth on anything, kinda like when you're first in love and can't stop smiling about it. I keep bringing the tiniest bud to my family's attention and they just don't get how awesome it is. Hopefully they will share my enthusiasm when flowers bloom or at the very latest when we get to eat the fruit. I will try to get some pictures to share and will probably be pretty active here as I am learning and new questions come up. :)

This is a Bluetooth question, not anything specific to the phone model you have. Try turning Bluetooth off on both and count to 10. Then turn both on again, at about the same time, and indicate "make visible" or "search for other devices", or both. See what happens, they should see each other.

The plants growing close together will cause no harm at all. think about plants growing in the wild, they grow tightly packed together all the time. Even though you’re in California, the days are still getting shorter and unless it’s an emergency, which yours doesn’t seem to be, waiting until early next summer would be best for your tree.