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Wolfen32

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ISO Pomelo budwood
« on: February 12, 2024, 04:20:48 PM »
Hello guys. I'm in search of large pomelo varieties. Of note, there are two varieties that I have heard of. I am in NC so I am not in one of the quarantine zones, but I am willing to follow the protocols for shipping citrus budwood. I know for example sending outside of CA sometimes it needs a certificate, and that can add an additional cost. That is okay.

The Banpeiyu pomelo is a variety grown often in parts of Japan. It is known for growing quite large. This variety even set a world record for the largest citrus/pomelo grown. However it's hard finding this variety in the US. The only known source I could find is the CCPP in California, which won't have cuttings for several months, or longer due to some maintenance they are doing on the facility.

The Halawa pomelo is a variety out of O'ahu, Hawaii. It is also known for growing quite large. Just hard to find a source of budwood.

My hope is that someone here might grow these varieties or know of a budwood source other than the CCPP since they have a long wait until maintenance is finished - and that's assuming that it doesn't get pushed back. I understand their reasons for doing so - but I'd still like to try and grow these varieties.


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Re: ISO Pomelo budwood
« Reply #1 on: February 12, 2024, 05:41:58 PM »
Hello guys. I'm in search of large pomelo varieties. Of note, there are two varieties that I have heard of. I am in NC so I am not in one of the quarantine zones, but I am willing to follow the protocols for shipping citrus budwood. I know for example sending outside of CA sometimes it needs a certificate, and that can add an additional cost. That is okay.

The Banpeiyu pomelo is a variety grown often in parts of Japan. It is known for growing quite large. This variety even set a world record for the largest citrus/pomelo grown. However it's hard finding this variety in the US. The only known source I could find is the CCPP in California, which won't have cuttings for several months, or longer due to some maintenance they are doing on the facility.

The Halawa pomelo is a variety out of O'ahu, Hawaii. It is also known for growing quite large. Just hard to find a source of budwood.

My hope is that someone here might grow these varieties or know of a budwood source other than the CCPP since they have a long wait until maintenance is finished - and that's assuming that it doesn't get pushed back. I understand their reasons for doing so - but I'd still like to try and grow these varieties.



You can check this link: https://www.hardtofindtrees.com/product-category/pomelo/


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Re: ISO Pomelo budwood
« Reply #2 on: February 12, 2024, 08:12:41 PM »

You can check this link: https://www.hardtofindtrees.com/product-category/pomelo/

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Those varieties are not on there.

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Re: ISO Pomelo budwood
« Reply #3 on: February 16, 2024, 08:16:45 AM »
BANPEIYU PUMMELO is available now at the CCPP website.

 

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