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I have a white random seedling but not Supernova :'(
Good luck!
If you are able to follow all import/export laws and regulations for Citrus, you would probably do very well. If no one else has your varieties, I think people wouldn't mind paying the extra costs associated with doing it all legally and above board.
Florian, But wouldn't you then pick varieties that reach high sugar levels earlier?So the Miho, Miyagawa and China S-9 would be best for you according to this, assuming you have those available in your part of Europe (Tintori maybe?).
You could try Squadrito they have it and usualli sells bigger plants than others
Awesome, thanks! They really seem to have the NZ Lemonade. For now I will wait and see if Florians grafts will take, but if they fail I'll try to order from them.
My experience as well!
Prague is a tough one to figure out. Mine bloomed twice this year, but set no fruit at all. It looked like most, if not all, of the flowers were staminate. I don't know if there is a way to induce the plant to produce more pistillate flowers, or if that's even possible, or if some clones naturally produce more than others.
In my climate, I remove any tender shoots after late August. They will be dead anyway. But I can't say if other flushes harden up quicker this way. I would not think so.
How long is that until your first frost?
Yeah.. they're all dead. They were weak from the start and their condition slowly deteriorated. I tried to micrograft some but most didn't take and the survivors were eaten by snails/slugs in one of the wettest Mays we have ever had. Even slug pellets could not help.
That's a bitter disappointment. I wonder what incompatibility lead to the poor vigor.
I have an inferior strain of ichangensis, but regardless if it blooms next spring, I will probably pollinate my own clementine with it, or vise-versa. Clementine was the mother in your cross?
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Now, who volunteers to organize this? 😀
Sorry for my late reply. I was in contact with Agrumi Lenzi several times and I guess they already have some New Zealand Lemonades but still small. You could ask them to reserve one for you and maybe in 3 or 4 months you'll get a plant.
Nice, thanks a lot for the info!Yes, they have it: https://www.eisenhut.ch/de/shop/citrus-lemonade-z148_z148
In fact I already have that one, but think it's not the same. They say their Z148 is C. paradisi cv. Sweeti x C. limon, but NZ Lemonade apparently is C. limon x C. reticulata...
But hey - I'm from Solothurn, too (or rather very close)!
Not even Eisenhut nursery has it, and they have over 500 different Citrus :S Plus I can always try to graft them myself if I have something to start with.
