Hocky, come January 2018 i can send you some Roja Brilliante sionwood  if you still want some for postage.

A picture of the Santa Teresa graft after only a few weeks, doing well.
Thanks Millet.

Hope to live long enough to see for them to come to fruitation. My venture in citrus growing started a little late in life, long story.

Today i received 2 pieces of sionwood from Millet that really look excellent, so i grafted them right away got 4 grafts out of them, Big thanks Millet!!

Thanks that make me feel better. Gonna get some sionwood from Millet, the person with the most interesting set-up.

Can lemon be grafted on Flying Dragon rootstock? I just want to make sure because i have some extra f/d rootstock.

Millet, you seems to have the source for a lot of citrus varieties. You got to have a vary interesting set-up. For me to learn about citrus was a trip in it self.I am getting better now i know how to feed them.
The little tree's in the top picture were grafted in March, from there i think they are good to go. Millet if you have a couple sticks extra,i be more than happy and would gladly reimburse you. Bob, thanks.

the sionwood that is affected would not successfully take and kill the tree. There is not much written about this variety, i just remember an article about it some time ago that sound interesting. 

Thanks Millet, you are the source!!! I am afraid to get sionwood or tree's from out of state now, with all the greening problems. So i am stuck.

I forgot, but thanks, appreciate Bob.

I am looking for sionwood of limes to be used for mix drinks( margarita's etc).
I am growing a couple of Meyer lemons but need a stronger lemony taste.Millet i know you got the answer.

Back in March i grafted several dekopon sions on Flying Dragon stocks 6 of thems. They did't do anything for a long time but stayed green. A week ago they start growing now i have 3 survivors, one had a flower which i rubbed of.
These sions were very small like an 1/8" thick.