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Citrus => Citrus Buy, Sell, & Trade => Topic started by: franklazar26 on October 28, 2021, 08:45:33 PM
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Got an excess of seeds of the all “rare” Kinzu Kumquat. Mine fruited in 1.5 years from seed (in less than favorable conditions). Said to be able to fruit in as little as 8 months. Great for bonsai.
Large handful of fresh fruits (20+ seeds) for $5, $4 shipping to the US.
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Pm sent
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I still have around 40 seeds left if anyone is interested! 100% germination rate with the methods I’ve used.
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Another round ripened and are ready to go. Pm me if anyone is interested! I also have some rooted cuttings that are in flower as well.
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sent you a PM
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How much for rooted cutting? Walt
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I still have around 40 seeds left if anyone is interested! 100% germination rate with the methods I’ve used.
Hello @franklazar26
May I ask what method you used? I had some problems with hindsii at germination. Btw do you know if your plant is polyploid or diploid?
Thank you very much for that!
Mikkel
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That’s odd, my Kinzu had 100% germination. Some were germinating in the fruit lol. I peeled the husks off the seed and threw them in a baggie with a damp paper towel and they all sprouted very very well. I don’t know the Ploidy status of the Kinzu, but being it’s a wild species, I’d assume it’s diploid.
Walt, I currently have my last rooted cuttings spoken for, but I was thinking for $20 plus shipping. Cuttings are about 6 months old now. I’ll have more in the future I hope! I do have several seedlings though ranging from 1-4”. Pm me, we can work something out for seedlings if you wanted one.
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sent you a PM
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message sent as well
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My research indicates the wild Kinzu kumquat is a tetraploid. There is also a cultivated diploid variety.
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It's been 40 years since I've done a chromosome count. But I could still tell a triploid from a tetraploid. Being off by a few chromosomes would still be close enough.
The GRIN at Riverside website says that the material they got as tetraploid F, hindsii was in fact diploid by their count.
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Almost that time of year again. Let me know if anyone is interested in some. Same pricing as last year.
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Yes, I;m interested again. Walt.
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Yes, I;m interested again. Walt.
Sounds good Walt, got you on the list for some. I’m also doing some rooted cuttings and grafting of these onto FD.
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I am interested as well.
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I am interested as well.
They're just starting to orange up, so shouldn't be too long now.
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If you have any extra left over id grab some too! Seeds or plant.
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I still have around 40 seeds left if anyone is interested! 100% germination rate with the methods I’ve used.
Hello @franklazar26
May I ask what method you used? I had some problems with hindsii at germination. Btw do you know if your plant is polyploid or diploid?
Thank you very much for that!
Mikkel
This says the wild form is tetraploid but that there is a diploid variety.
https://citrusvariety.ucr.edu/crc3790
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Fruits are green but seeds are ripe! Pm me for any interest!
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Very happy with my order from Frank. Great opportunity to grab some odd ball citrus varieties
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Very happy with my order from Frank. Great opportunity to grab some odd ball citrus varieties
Thanks hammer! Hope things all grow well for you!
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Seeds are currently sold out for the season, ill have some seedlings soon for sale!
example from last year's crop planted:
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exactly 11 months and a week old in subpar care conditions.
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11 months from germination and it flowers? that is faster than I had hoped.
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Wondering how the seeds turned out and if there are any available from the 2023 crop?
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I have a bunch from Frank still growing steadily. They are very healthy. No flowers yet, seedlings are still about 8in tall. Slow growers.
Hope he's still around!
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Got a few, planted up about 90 seeds so far haha but I do have a few left hanging on the tree. Feel free to pm me if interested.
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Seeds are about gone for the season already. Will have more likely around July.