The Tropical Fruit Forum
Citrus => Citrus Buy, Sell, & Trade => Topic started by: D-Grower on July 25, 2019, 09:31:18 AM
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I grew a bunch of trifoliate orange seedlings. If I were to individually pot a bunch is there any interest for them here? Not sure exactly what cultivar but it was a bit contorted. Picked the fruits from a tree on a job site in Panama city, FL. Lady said the tree came from Israel and she knew it as an Israeli crown of thorns tree. However it is a trifoliate orange. Made for a cool looking tree though. Would probably be good graft stock too.
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It would be a lot cheaper to not pot. Pull the seedlings, wrap roots in moist paper towels and secure the wrapped root ball in a zip lock bag. Send them like this. Be sure you are familiar with your states specifications for sending plants to other places.
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Yes they'd have to stay in FL to be legal.
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Yes they'd have to stay in FL to be legal.
You can send out seeds. I would love to buy some from you.
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No seeds all have been sprouted.
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D-Grower, it is illegal to send citrus of any kind out of the state of Florida. It is also illegal to propagate citrus in Florida, even planting a citrus seed. The only legal propagation in Florida is inside a state approved scree house with positive air flow.
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That's good to know. Thanks sir for the heads up! Thought it was only that you couldn't ship citrus out of state unless you processed a license or whatever.
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One can not propagate or cross state boundries in Florida. One can not even buy budwood in FL unless...he is a regestered and approved/inspected nursery using it for research......