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Thanks for your tips, I'll be adding horse manure in a few weeks. I'm currently discussing this with a friend, his family owns a few horses in their farm.The whole tree died including the flying dragon rootstock.
As for my soil I haven't done a test, but in my area most of the soil is above 7 pH, so that's why I assumed it is alkaline. I haven't had too much trouble growing blueberries, as long as I give them a good source of iron (old rusty pieces of metal buried at the base of the plant seems to work). Maybe it would help citrus too?I have a large non producing Fukushu kumquat low grafted to Flying dragon that I did some cold testing on outside. I covered the pot asThanks for the pictures! How much cold has it seen so far? That's an interesting strategy, it reminds me of the figs and pomegranates that fruit despite freezing to the ground in winter. Was that your inspiration?
well as the first 12 inches of trunk with leaves. My goal is to get a strong single growth trunk that might produce fruit.