Today I received two Marsh Seedless Grapefruit trees from Brite Leaf Citrus Nursery in Florida. Both trees were in excellent condition, except for the root system. Both trees were grown in the standard commercial 4x4 Citri-Pots, as is common for commercial grove trees. What I dislike about the Citri-Pot is that it forces the root to grow straight down, and become very tightly, almost welded, into one big mass of roots. It is very difficult to spread them out, so that the root system can be planted facing in all directions to make a circle. I had to take a knife and cut the root "Brick" into four sections and then try my best to unscramble the roots and then use a strong water stream to wash out the potting soil. I don't fault Brite Leaf Nursery, as most all commercial citrus trees are grown in the Citri-Pot - except by Four Winds Growers (my favorite supplier of citrus trees. - Millet