My Little Forest - Orange Tree

Chengde, China

January 10, 2018 2:48am CST

This mini forest is all orange trees. I grow it from seeds, it's difficult to see the whole life cycle, because of the small flowerpot.

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@allknowing (141016)

• India

10 Jan 18

They look like seedlings. Are you transplanting them one each in pots or planted on the ground?

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• Chengde, China

11 Jan 18

I put seed in the pot , and water it regularly, then, it sprouts and grows bigger. It keeps this size for more than 6 months.

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@jaboUK (64354)

• United Kingdom

10 Jan 18

Do you have a garden to put them into when they get big?

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• Chengde, China

11 Jan 18

I don't have. So I only can keep them in the small flowerpot, and to try to keep them to be alive as long as them can.

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@Shavkat (140260)

• Philippines

10 Jan 18

I hope you will have all of them in a big container.

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• Chengde, China

10 Jan 18

It shall be necessary if I want to eat orange one day.

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@Shavkat (140260)

• Philippines

10 Jan 18

@fei1125 I hope it will grow fast and eat the first fruits. For the meantime, you can still buy fresh orange fruits in the supermarket.

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• Chengde, China

11 Jan 18

@Shavkat It may take years. but for grow these forest, only take 3 months.

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@silvermist (19702)

• India

10 Jan 18

Those plants and the plants are beautiful.Nice to know those smell like orange.

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@silvermist (19702)

• India

12 Jan 18

@fei1125 Definitely. Please update us when you transfer them to larger containers.

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• Chengde, China

12 Jan 18

@silvermist Ok, i will

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• Chengde, China

11 Jan 18

It's really cool orange tree.

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@Shiva49 (26923)

• Singapore

11 Jan 18

Are they mandarin oranges? I love them more than others - siva

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@Shiva49 (26923)

• Singapore

12 Jan 18

@fei1125 How did you like Cambodia? I think no one here from that country. I visited Angkor Wat and it was nice with lovely people - siva

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• Chengde, China

12 Jan 18

@Shiva49 I spent three years there, I work there before.

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• Chengde, China

12 Jan 18

In Cambodia. I plant it when I stay there.

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@ilocosboy (45156)

• Philippines

10 Jan 18

Hope they grow tall soon

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@ilocosboy (45156)

• Philippines

11 Jan 18

When will you replanting them in wide area?

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• Chengde, China

11 Jan 18

I hope it can be alive as long as it can.

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• Chengde, China

11 Jan 18

@ilocosboy I am not sure, maybe one day I have a place to plant them .

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@changjiangzhibin89 (16849)

• China

10 Jan 18

Don't worry about it.You can transplant them to a bigger flowerpot ,once the flowerpot is too small to grow them.

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• Chengde, China

10 Jan 18

Yes, it can grow bigger with bigger flower pot.

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@JohnRoberts (109846)

• Los Angeles, California

10 Jan 18

Won't they grow into large trees?

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• Chengde, China

11 Jan 18

if I transplant it to the yard, it can be grow into large tree.

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@rina110383 (24492)

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10 Jan 18

So that's how orange trees look like when they are still growing. Pretty pots by the way.

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• Chengde, China

10 Jan 18

Because of the little flowerpot, it can't grow bigger. Some water can keep them alive.

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@Hannihar (130213)

• Israel

10 Jan 18

They are very cool.

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@Hannihar (130213)

• Israel

10 Jan 18

@fei1125 That is nice Fei.

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• Chengde, China

10 Jan 18

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• Chengde, China

10 Jan 18

Thank you, I think so. The small trees smell like orange.

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@nela13 (58807)

• Portugal

10 Jan 18

So cool, I have several big oranges trees and small one in a pot too.

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• Chengde, China

11 Jan 18

That's cool. I want to grow a big one too.

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@aureliah (24334)

• Kenya

10 Jan 18

Wow! They look so cute and healthy

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• Chengde, China

11 Jan 18

yes, it is cool

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@Shivram59 (39038)

• India

10 Jan 18

@fei1125 Wonderful!!

.How beautiful!! Keep up.Did you take the pic from the net or it's the plants you have grown??

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@Shivram59 (39038)

• India

11 Jan 18

@fei1125 It looks so beautiful.Keep up.

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• Chengde, China

17 Jan 18

@Shivram59 yes, thank you.

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• Chengde, China

11 Jan 18

I grow it myself. In my office, it grows well.

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@Icydoll (36716)

• India

10 Jan 18

Nice friend

.do you love gardening?

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• Chengde, China

11 Jan 18

Yes. That's cool.

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@averygirl72 (38442)

• Philippines

12 Jan 18

Orange trees. They are cute in the small flowerpot. Will they grow to a big tree? Are they easy to grow?

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• Chengde, China

14 Jan 18

They can grow bigger, and aslo easy to be planted.

@eliza_godinez12 (5723)

• Philippines

11 Jan 18

Really looks beautiful.

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• Chengde, China

12 Jan 18

You can try.

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@marlina (154129)

• Canada

16 Mar 18

Your little trees look very healthy.

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• Chengde, China

19 Mar 18

Thank you. That really cool experience for me.

@lookatdesktop (27138)

• Dallas, Texas

11 Jan 18

I really love your pic. And I might just grow me some little oranges cause my lemon tree is all alone and in fact, freezing on the front porch. Good luck with your orange forest.

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• Chengde, China

12 Jan 18

Thank you. When you plant it, start in the warm weather.

@tzwrites (4835)

• Romania

12 Jan 18

Interesting. Will they grow very tall?

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• Chengde, China

12 Jan 18

If I change to a big flower pot, it shall grow bigger. or it shall keep this size.

@resukill22 (25050)

• Las Pinas City, Philippines

12 Jan 18

its take a lot of years to grow tall.

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@resukill22 (25050)

• Las Pinas City, Philippines

14 Jan 18

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• Chengde, China

14 Jan 18

Maybe. It also can bear fruit

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