Where are you located in Texas. i have a few Trifoliata seed. Also have a few small Trifoliata seedlings.

Nevermind, just found it at Ralph Moore's. Silly me! Anyone love this rose also? I tried a lot of miniatures and ended up with only three, Sweet Chariot, Green Ice, and this one. This is the only true miniature, the other two are more like a shrub with mini flowers to me. This mini is quite healthy, vigorous and floriferous comparing to other minis. Its lovely little blooms stay a rosette shape, without the look of the loosely opened shape with showing stamens. Color from bright cheerful orange fading to a still colorful coral. The occasional vegetable center only adds loveliness to it. Its spring flush lasts a long time, overlapping with the 2nd flush. Its mass amount of tiny leaves stay green and healthy until late August. I don't understand why this mini isn't more mentioned. Too small? I think it's just perfect for the patio table.

Meyer Lemon has a really wonderful strong scent. The Meyer Lemon also blooms throughout most the year even when there is fruit already set on it. The flowers are larger and pinkish purple tinged and are prettier than other citrus imo lol. My mom has the sour orange in Phoenix. She originally got it to help pollinate her sweet orange tree. It must have worked because that thing was loaded down with fruit every year. If someone has an older grafted orange tree and they wanted a sour orange, they could let a sucker grow under the graft line, let it to grow until the stem thickens up a little, then either air layer it or cut it off taking a 'heel' where its attached to the stem, apply rooting hormone, and put in perlite/potting soil keep moist etc.

Travis, I'd avoid letting them get too hot or dry, as both can be damaging. As for grow lights, they sell good LED bulbs for cheap and you can get a metal clamp light, or they sell these little clip on LED lights with multiple heads and a 12 hour timer on amazon for really cheap. My kid has had one for the better part of a year and has been growing an avocado seedling, a sageretia cutting, and some tillandsias pretty well under them. It was really inexpensive.