Do I pick oranges from my indoor tree in order for it to grow
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My indoor orange tree is looking very healthy but I seem to remember last year it was covered in the most heavily scented blossoms. From this 4 oranges grew. My question is do I have to remove the oranges from the tree in order that it will concentrate on growing and blossoming this season instead of concentrating on its fruit from last year.
Hi smartdolly. If you prefer having fragrant blossoms then yes, you can remove the fruits. 🙂
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