Your orange tree (likely a dwarf or seedling) needs:
Build a 2‑ft diameter, 4‑inch high soil berm around trunk. Fill with water; let soak. Directs water to root zone.
You removed tiny fruit—good. Tree will self‑thin if overloaded. No need to strip future crops.
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