Grafting cutie oranges

[Tropheus76]

I ended up with some viable seeds from an oddball cutie orange(not sure the common name) and have a few sprouts popping up in a pot I planted them in. I have never grafted anything before and if I remember right(I have kinda gotten away from citrus), the base tree isn't good on its own and needs to be grafted to a hardier rootstock. Whats a good rootstock for me to graft to when they get a little bigger that is good for central florida? Preferebly something disease resistant. Where does one get grafting rootstock from?

[mrtexas]

I Florida it is prohibited to propagate your own citrus including by seed.

[Tropheus76]

Oh really, I wasn't aware of this. Nevermind, I am not in Florida, nothing to see here.

[mrtexas]

Mandarins can actually be a good rootstock. Google cleopatra mandarin.