Your Satsuma is beautiful, Dave! There is another August thread down on the list of threads. I don't know if you noticed it.

Beautiful satsuma Dave!

Thanks Laura, I probably should have removed fruit to no more than two per branch, but thought it would self-thin, which it did to a degree. Oh well, probably too late now. This Armstrong is going into alternate-bearing mode. Perhaps if I had thinned fruit more, I'd get some next season? I noticed that it didn't grow much in the way of foliage this year. It's sinking all its resources into fruit production.

Beautiful view with the fruits. I hope my satsuma will be ready to have fruits next year too (if I don't kill it over winter time)

Satsuma is one of my favorite citrus...Dave, you have more on your single tree than I have on two in my yard. They just made really sparsely for me this year.

I'll share some enthusiasm for my single meyer lemon. It was pruned back in a nursery pot a long time and has looked really stumpy but is putting out some nice new growth right now. I left a few lemons but thinned most off in favor of leaves/branches.

Also excited to see the calamondins beginning to ripen. The calamondin has to be my most productive tree. This calamondin is in the partial shade of a big pecan tree and is surely in its root zone but it has grown like a weed here.

Good job Dave! To think you allow them to be stored really cool and to see them do that well is amazing Dave!

Do you get lots of flowers too? I have really been thinking of getting one of these for such vigor, productiveness, and size. Thank you for sharing!