They are naturally dwarfs. My Meiwa is grafted to Kuharsky Citrange. The tree grows about 8 inches per year and the fruit is quite taste. Unless you plan to flood it with bright light from October till may growing from seed is a waste of time. I have 5 Meiwa seedlings growing slower than any other citrus seedling. It may take 5 years to get fruit. 6b Steve

Just watch it to not develop any mold in it due to water, I had kind of dark mold growing in the area of the failed graft on one of my trees ( not grafted by me) and cleaned it with a Q tip dipped in rubbing alcohol and still inspect it from time to time.

Hello Steve. I am happy to see that the trees I gave you several years ago are still alive and growing well. For some unknown reason this forum would no longer let me send messages or pictures from my Samsung Note phone. I always had problems sending photos but then I couldn’t even send messages and still can’t. I could read the forums but not converse with everyone. I have an IPad now and am hoping I will be able to connect using it. So far it looks like it is working as it is not erasing my typing. I had a hard time finding my way to the citrus discussions from the houzz home page. I’m not really sure how I finally got here. I have it bookmarked on my phone so I know it still exists, but I couldn’t figure out where it is buried on the Houzz site. I think I got here searching Poncirusguy and Meyermike but there must be an easier way. Anyway, I am still growing citrus and they are still outside and will probably have to come back in the greenhouse tomorrow if I am able to fit them inside. Hello to everyone else on this forum if you still remember me. Cory

Hard to say, but I can tell you that Kumquats and Limes are the only citrus that Saxon Becnel does not graft onto Kuharski they graft these onto C-22. This is according to an email from Ricky Becnel a year or two ago.