Ponderosa lemon #2
Matt z5b - Greenhouse 10a
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want plum trees,ponderosa lemon,trillium,turks lilly,jack in pulp
Comments (0)beautyberry cuttings,camelia cuttings, rose cuttings, crepe myrtle cuttings,pine cone ginger root,banana root, red cana root,la iris root,persian shield in 2 months,guava,satsuma orange cutting,saga palms,mint ,asparagus fern in 2 months,unnamed bromeliad,white hibiscus seed,a few beautyberry seeds...See Moreadding variety to ponderosa lemon
Comments (1)If you know how to graft, it wouldn't be hard. It's learning to graft that can be tricky, I took a grafting class a few years ago but my grafts didn't take. However, if you could find someone who really knows how to do it, they could graft something else onto it, some other lemon or a lime, probably. Your county extension agent may know someone who does grafting, and you'd probably have to pay them, but you'd have to pay to learn grafting anyway, and a pro's success rate would probably be a lot higher....See MoreCitrus Cocktail.. Question... Challenge can it be done
Comments (3)Personally I would not go with a cocktail tree. IMHO it would be much wiser to go with 5 different fruit containers with one tree in each. The work will not be that much greater except when it comes time to repot them all. Though it might require less maintenance because you would have to continually watch it because it would be detrimental to the tree if one tree starts to take over. Furthermore citrus cocktail trees are not very common. I have never even seen them at my large local nursery. Also you will get more fruit from individual trees....See MorePonderosa Lemon? Cuban Shaddock?
Comments (1)Looks like a Cuban Shaddock to me. See details on this page which seems to fit: http://www.citrusvariety.ucr.edu/citrus/cuban_shaddock.html Cuban Shaddock is used as a rootstock, which suggests your tree could be the rootstock having taken over from the original variety. Can you post a picture of the trunk from ground up?...See MoreMatt z5b - Greenhouse 10a
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