I Will Never Buy Tangerines Again. Plant Some In A Flowerpot And Always Have Hundreds!
By Dreamer
Tangerines have to be one of nature’s greatest treats. This deliciously refreshing citrus fruit is not only packed with flavour, it’s also full of healthy nutrients such as fiber, potassium, and as everyone knows, vitamin C. Considering that they’re smaller and easier to peel than navel oranges, it’s not surprising that many people eat tangerines every day!
Many people also seem to forget how versatile they are. While they’re great on their own, tangerines can also be used in all kinds of dishes, such as chicken salad, vanilla pudding, salsa (great on fish tacos!), and cream pie.
But instead of buying tangerine oranges at the supermarket all the time, why not grow them at home? An endless supply of pesticide-free tangerines… who doesn’t want that? While growing them at home may seem obvious, it’s something that few of us ever really consider probably because we think it’s too difficult. Well, as it turns out, it’s not. Here’s how…
Grow Your Own Tangerines!
Use a medium-size flowerpot with drainage holes at the bottom
Add a layer of small stones at the bottom of the flowerpot and then add organic soil
Sow the tangerine seeds, covering them well but do not press them too firmly into the soil
Place the flowerpot in a sunny area
Occasionally add a fertilizer rich in zinc, magnesium, and iron
Water the tangerines whenever the soil is dry to an inch deep and cut away any withered or broken branches
Enjoy your tangerines, being gentle when you pick them!
That’s it! With some tender love and care, you have yourself an endless supply of home-grown pesticide-free tangerines. I just wish I did this earlier!
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