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AndrewAZ:
Does anyone have keraji fruit or seeds?  I had some growing from seeds, got I'll, didn't water, and now I think they are dead. :'(

SoCal2warm:
just an update, it looks like keraji seeds are being sold on Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/Citrus-reticulata-KERAJI-MANDARIN-Hardy/dp/B01DA7A464

AndrewAZ:
Thanks, just purchased some.  Now, if you ever find bloomsweet seeds, I can complete my varieties.

SoCal2warm:
Bloomsweet and keraji may be closely related.
Bloomsweet (believed to be the Japanese variety 'kinkoji' ) may likely be a kunenbo x buntan (pomelo) cross, while genetic studies suggest keraji resulted from repeated kunenbo backcrossing with some original sour variety. Satsuma also came about from a kishu x kunenbo cross.

Kunenbo is like a medium-large tangor-like mandarin, with a fairly strong distinctive aroma. (name translates as "nine year mother")

lavender87:
Not good as people imagine. Don't waste time on hardy citrus and save some soil for something better.

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