March 30, 2020,

Change is constant.

Whether we want it or not.

The recent pandemic has forced changed upon us globally. In a strange way there is a little comfort in knowing that we are truly all in this together and that we are not suffering alone.

Change can often lead to innovation. As necessity is the mother of invention, often great things can come out of a dire situation.

Sometimes things that were long forgotten but something that was always beneficial.

Like growing indoor fruit trees.

They have many benefits, the most obvious being that you can enjoy a healthy fruit. There are other benefits as well and during these sequestered times, they certainly are worth taking another look at.

So which type of tree should you start with?

Please enjoy the thoughts and suggestions from these two visiting writers.

Indoor Fruit Trees - Ten Fruit Trees You Can Grow Indoors

By Jim Hofman

One of the most popular new trends in gardening is growing indoor fruit and citrus trees. These small trees grow in containers and are specifically bred to grow indoors. Let's take a look at ten varieties of indoor fruit trees and a little information about each...

Caring For An Indoor Fruit Tree

If you are concerned these trees will be high maintenance, don't worry. They are actually quite hardy and adapt well to almost any environment.

The key is giving them enough sunlight. Place them in an area where they will get about six hours of sunlight per day, preferably a southern or western exposure.

Water your tree once a week or when the soil is on the dry side of moist. Also, since fruit trees in general like humid conditions, mist them with tepid water from a spray bottle two or three times weekly.

Although it's not required, these trees will enjoy being outdoors in the warm summer months. A patio or balcony is a perfect spot. Most of these varieties are self-pollinating but being outdoors will let bees and other insects do the job.

Here are ten varieties of indoor fruit trees for your home...

Meyer Lemon

This is perhaps the most popular variety. This tree will top out at about four feet and produce lemons that are sweeter than those you will find at the grocery store, and just about the same size too.

Key Lime

Topping out at three feet or so, this tree produces two crops per year of small, tart key limes, perfect for recipes and to add to drinks.

Dwarf Orange

Several varieties of dwarf orange trees are available, including blood oranges, navel, and juice oranges. Most are seedless and we find the oranges to be sweeter than those you can buy.

Tangerine

This tree tops out at four feet and is quite prolific. We particularly like the lush green foliage and the natural, tropical scent from the blossoms.

Pomegranate

With pomegranates all the rage for their numerous health benefits, it was just a matter of time before an indoor pomegranate tree became available. It produces fruit the same size as normal pomegranates, with a softer, juicier, and sweeter flesh.

Citrus Three In One

If you can't decide which tree or trees you want, try this variety. It produces lemons, oranges, and tangerines all on one tree! It tops off at four feet and the fruit is full sized.

Grapefruit

The grapefruit from this tree is slightly smaller, with a pinkish flesh. The fruit is seedless and less tart than traditional grapefruit.

Dwarf Banana

This fast growing specimen will grow five to six feet tall and produce six inch bananas within two years. The tree has big, deep green textured leaves which really adds an element of the tropics to your home.

Pineapple

This drought resistant small tree bears pineapples that are more fleshy, without the woody center of store bought pineapples.

Papaya

An exotic looking specimen that grows only three feet tall, the dwarf papaya tree is a fast grower that produces fruit within a year.

Summary

More and more options are available for those who want to grow their own fruit indoors. These hardy indoor fruit trees are ideal for any living space and will thrive with only minimal care. Further, they are quite inexpensive, with most varieties costing less than $20.

Perfect for beginning and expert gardeners alike, indoor fruit trees are the perfect addition to any living space. Their gentle fragrant scent serves as a natural air freshener and adds a touch of the tropics to any living space. To see all the different varieties you can buy, visit us today at: http://www.squidoo.com/indoorfruittrees

Interest in Citrus Tree Surges Due to Their Underlying Health Benefits

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Indoor plants are proven to increase health benefits and reduce stress. Citrus.com, an online shop for citrus trees, is available to provide many kinds of indoor citrus trees and other tropical trees.

VERO BEACH, Fla., March 27, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Dan Chambers from Citrus.com is encouraging people to grow trees indoors since they provide many benefits. He also added that it's no surprise people are stocking up on citrus trees and indoor plants during trying times. He says, "More and more people every day are inquiring to learn about growing their own citrus tree indoors or on their property." Citrus trees are one of the popular trees among hobbyists to grow indoors.

Growing citrus trees have the following benefits:

Beautify the Indoor Decoration and Reduce Stress

Growing indoor citrus plants gives beauty to the corners of the room. Plus, people feel more peace and less stress when indoor plants are part of the interior decoration. Being close to greenery makes people feel at ease.

Easy to Grow

Citrus trees are easy to grow in all climates as long as they receive ample light and water.

The flowers and fruit can be fragrant and attractive

The fragrant citrus leaves, flowers and fruit have their own peculiarities.

Citrus trees produce fruit

Citrus trees produce fruit rich in vitamins. Fruit is low in calories and a good source of fiber. They also may reduce the risk of kidney stones and cancer. Citrus fruit contains nutrients that may protect the brain and boost heart health.

Increase air quality and oxygen

Having several types of houseplants can improve indoor air quality. During photosynthesis, indoor plants absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen. Growing houseplants or indoor trees is a simple way to get fresh air indoors and produce many health benefits.

Improve Concentration and Productivity

According to studies, house plants can improve concentration and productivity by up to 15%. Moreover, planting indoor trees can also boost moods and reduce stress levels. Some of these benefits help many people to enjoy indoor planting as their hobby and activity, rather than outdoor planting especially when people are self-isolating because of a coronavirus outbreak.

Reduce pollutants, purifying air as well as increase humidity in a room

According to study from the Environmental Protection Agency, common residential indoor pollutants that influence indoor air quality include excessive moisture, combustion products, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), dust particles, radon, pesticides, viruses, and bacteria. Plants release moisture vapor as part of the photosynthetic and respiratory processes, which increases the humidity of the air inside the home. According to NASA research, plants remove toxic volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from the air, up to 87% every 24 hours.

Nowadays, people are self-isolating due to the Coronavirus pandemic. One of the indoor activities people can enjoy during self-isolation purchasing and planting an indoor tree. Citrus.com is an online shop that sells a wide range of potted plants. Citrus.com is available to ship many kinds of potted trees to your home, including citrus trees, dwarf citrus trees, and other fruit trees such as avocado, fig, olive, persimmon, pomegranate and many more. "Indoors potted citrus trees can be planted anytime, compared to outdoor citrus trees, which can only be planted at the beginning of spring and after," said Dan Chambers Citrus.com Manager.

He also explained Citrus.com provides a wide range of indoor citrus trees and other fruit trees as follow:

Citrus Trees: Orange Trees, Lemon/Lime Trees, Mandarin Tangerine Trees, Grapefruit Trees, and Kumquat Trees.
Dwarf Citrus Trees: Dwarf Orange Trees, Dwarf Lemon/Lime Trees, Dwarf Mandarin Tangerine Trees, Dwarf Grapefruit Trees, and Dwarf Kumquat Trees.
Other Fruit Trees: Avocado Trees, Fig Trees, Olive Trees, Persimmon Trees, Pomegranate Trees, and other tropical trees

About Citrus.com
Citrus.com is an online shop for citrus trees. The company is promoting the health benefits of using indoor potted plants for increasing oxygen levels and reducing the bacteria & virus levels. For more information about citrus trees for sale, please visit www.citrus.com.

Media Contact:
Dan Chambers
1650 90th Ave
Vero Beach, FL 32966
Phone - (800) 990-8884

SOURCE Citrus.com