That's an awesome looking tree for being a 2 year old! It looks older so I am going to ask what are you feeding that baby. I want to get some. lol.

Denise ~ Thank you! I use Foliage Pro 9-3-6 ( ¼ tsp to one gallon of rain water) and I only feed them during the inside-the-house Winter months of January thru April. I bring the trees inside in October, but I don't give them anything but rain water until January. I never use tap water...too many chemicals in it and I noticed a few years ago that the citrus respond better to rain water. I move all my citrus outside in May in a dappled shade area and let the warm weather breezes & rain make them strong. I do give them extra rain water during the hot Summer months when they are needing it. I always water my Citrus with rain water that we start saving in May and throughout the Summer/Fall months using those one gallon milk jugs. I think it makes a big difference with the Citrus.

redneckgirl ~ Thank you!! I will certainly pay for postage if you want! I will send you my contact info right away...as soon as I can figure out how to do that! Lol...do you know?? Again,...thank you so much for your generosity!!

I agree, that plant looks awesome.

I thought there was a way to send a private message, but you will have to get some of the other folks to walk you thru it. Lol! Sorry. I'm still trying to figure it all out myself.

To send a message, click on the person's name and in the right hand side of the screen there should be a white message box. At least I see one for vicleeshouse, but not redneckgirlgreenthumb. If there is no message box, you have to go into your account here and set it up to receive personal messages.

Two comments. First, the "Meyers" you grew from seed are not Meyersthey may be something close or something quite different; and they will not produce fruit for at least 5 years. Second, as to the Ponderosa the most common question here is "What do I do with so much fruit?" Someone will offer that you can juice them and freeze them in ice cube trays. The next year the same question and same response... to which the grower will say, "Nooo!!! I still have juice from last year!

Lol. That is true. I usually give them away to work friends or people who have never seen them before. My Hubby even takes them to his work friends! Sorry it's a little blurry. This is my juiced Meyer's, Key Limes and lower right corner a few Ponderosa's.

I'm surprised you can't find a small ponderosa tree... I recommend getting a cutting... Mine flowers all year and already gave me a lemon last winter. It's holding onto a medium fruit and a baby fruit now.

That's a very nice tree! Looks very healthy!