How often should you be watering citrus trees in southern California?

Answer by  carbm65 (100)

Young citrus trees require water at least once a week and more mature trees should be watered about every two to four weeks. Adjust for wetter or dryer weather.

Answer by  vivek1987 (6)

Citrus trees doesnt need much watering, twice or thrice in a week is more than enough for them in California.Nourishing them with some fertilizers would be a very good thing.

Answer by  2525252 (717)

I'd say about three times a week. Three times a week should be plenty to help the citrus trees thrive in the great california sun.

Answer by  getpaid (23)

Citrus trees should be planted such that they have good drainage, and should be watered relatively often. The trees themselves should not have soil that is flooded, but instead moist to the touch.

Answer by  Startwearinggreen (340)

My best guess would be to water them twice a day. Once in the morning and once in the evening.