What a fruit tree looks like as a young sprout

All of the fruit trees are outside during the warm and sunny times of the day as you can see in the images below: The honey mesquite tree is outside too: There are two date trees below: Thank you for viewing!!!!

Honey Mesquite   Tree It’s tiny leaves are getting bigger!!!:) Thank you for viewing!!!:)

Honey Mesquite Tree The stem has grown longer on the honey mesquite tree and there are more tiny leaves growing on it: Thank you for viewing!!!

CITRUS This is a grapefruit or lemon tree below. It used to be yellow, but it is slowly turning back to green because I am taking better care of it now: In the next 2 images there are 2 different key lime trees which have healthy and green leaves: The next 4 images show a grapefruit or a lemon tree. All 4 of these citrus trees are growing healthy: Honey Mesquite Tree Its tiny leaves are continuing to grow bigger and its stem has grown longer: Thank you for viewing!

Honey Mesquite tree The honey mesquite tree has tiny leaves now and it is growing well! Thank you for viewing!!!

Honey Mesquite   Tree It is continued to grow! There are 2 - 4 leaves growing at the top! Thank you for viewing!!!

6 pomegranate trees The pomegranate trees have survived the winter without hardly any trouble from spider mites. Their leaves are healthy and green too! Most of them have grown taller too through the winter, as you can see in the images below: The first two images show my two largest and tallest pomegranate trees.  This pomegranate tree is doing well, but I am still worried because it hasn't grown the leaves it lost:   This pomegranate tree has many leaves, but some of its branches are empty of leaves, which is worrisome. I don't know if this tree and the tree above it have an iron deficiency or if the winter caused it to lose leaves. It is hard to tell. This pomegranate tree is doing really well! It grew taller: This pomegranate tree has healthy green leaves: This pomegranate tree has lots of healthy green leaves: And this pomegranate tree below is the shortest and smallest with healthy green leaves: Honey Mesquite tree

Three avocado trees The 2 bigger avocado trees are doing really well! Their leaves are large and long! The small avocado tree is doing well too because it’s leaves are growing longer, but something is eating its poor leaves, as you can see in the second  image below: This is the largest avocado tree below. It has an extended stem growing to the right with leaves at the end: Honey Mesquite tree It’s tiny stem has grown longer! Thank you for viewing!!!

Honey Mesquite tree There are tiny new leaves growing at the top of the tiny stem in the middle of the green leaves, as you can see in the image below: Thank you for viewing!!!

Honey Mesquite Tree The stem grew taller and I assume the white root is continuing to grow longer in the soil. The leaves opened up and there is a new stem or leaves growing in the middle as you can see in the image below.   I have a feeling this honey mesquite tree will grow as slow as the citrus trees I am growing. I water the tree whenever the dirt looks dried out.  I keep it under a grow light all day, and at night, I take it upstairs where it is warmer because it is a desert plant. Thank you for viewing!

Germinated Honey Mesquite tree seed You can see the white root and two green leaves from a germinated seed of a honey mesquite tree below. The germination process for this seed began on February 28, beginning with a soak in hot water, then giving the seed a shirt soak a vinegar and hot water, and then soaking it in hot water again, and then placing it in dessert dirt and potting soil. I then made the soil wet, covered the container it was in with plastic to keep the seed moist inside, and I also attempted to keep the seed warm with a heating pad. I also used a grow light to give it light.   Thank you for viewing!