Lol...you are all too funny....Trust me when I tell you, the most painful part of bringing them is when you have to cut them back..ARG...It's a lot easier to keep them tidy and bug free when you cut them back. Too, if you have too much growth on top and not enough sunlight, then they will tend to throw off leaves and branches to compensate for weak roots..Not to fear.. Think ahead of time how at what temps you will store them all, how you can take preventatives measures to avoid pests, how much light you will need to keep them happy, and which ones you know will take the least amount of sunlight to get through winter..Just helping you all think ahead of time while you all continue this citrus fever.. Most people have lots of rooms, but not every tree gets the sunniest spot in the room)

Fukushu on flying dragon 4 months old from bud swelling and growth. ------------ Fukushu on flying dragon 3 months old from bud swelling and growth More bud swell and growth starting. Fukushu on Flying Dragon ------------------------------------------------ 4 seed grown Meiwa kumquat trees 4 years old. Seed grown Fukushu kumquat tree 6 years old. In ground New Zealand Lemonade with fruit Steve

Now that it is watered, I have to carry it up the next level. Steve

my Fukushu kumquat tree just turned 2 years old. Its Flying dragon rootstock was 1.5 years old at the time of grafting. I am conditioning the tree for indoors living for the winter.