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Desert lime in pot

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Mulberry0126:
If it's grafted on US-942, it should be able to handle a variety of soil conditions. We have US-942 on its own roots in clay soil and doing very well.
I have Eremorange and Eremomandarin plants growing, and hopefully just enough plants to propagate more for next year as well as test some outdoors. I'll be skeptical of their hardiness here until proven otherwise!

Perplexed:
I used to have Citrangeremo but it died to a low of 12F a few years ago. Granted it was very recently grafted and should've been protected.

David Kipps:
Mulberry0126:  Will you have the Eremomandarin and Eremorange for sale?  Or any other Eremo relative?

hedgescholar:
I have a razzlequat, grafted, growing in 90% bamboo biochar. Tiny as yet, lost some growth last summer to fertiliser burn. Has a flower bud on it currently.

David Kipps:
hedgescholar:  What was your overwintering temperature for the razzlequat that has produced a flower bud?

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