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Citrus => Citrus General Discussion => Topic started by: fruitnursery on June 12, 2017, 12:11:27 PM
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Hi,
Is lemon seedling suitable for rootstock for calamondin?
Regards,
Berns
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Yes, you can, but I imagine it won't do too well.
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Yes, you can, but I imagine it won't do too well.
Hi,
Thanks for your respond. What rootstock varieties are being used for calamondin?
Regards,
Berns
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Cardamondins grow very well on their own roots.
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Cardamondins grow very well on their own roots.
Thanks for the info. :)
Regards,
Berns
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Cardamondins grow very well on their own roots.
I have to agree. I recall hearing the most suitable & resistent Citrus rootstock(s) are Rangpur Citrus x limonia followed by Seville C. x aurantium, but this can vary between what cultivars are available to you, and what the end goal is. Is it safe to say Rangpur and Calamondin are both true to seed?