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Why would some one chose a Nordman over a Meiwa, Fukushu, or Marumi
I have tons of LM3 scions if anyone wants send a message. Have too many of these trees actually and need to top work somemof them.
So Leo3 is the same as Lm3? I bought Lm3 from Brad last year and it’s growing nicely.
The updated Citrus Variety Collection URL is https://citrusvariety.ucr.edu/crc4070. I don't know why they don't fix their web server to accept www.citrusvariety.ucr.edu as well as citrusvariety.ucr.edu, it's about 10 seconds of work and would fix hundreds of links around the Internet.
They taste identical to me. I see zero reason to grow plain seeded Nagami unless you are using it as a breeding parent.
. Somehow it's still alive even after long periods of neglect in the same pot for the last 8 years. 
Probably in the minority here, but I like names like "M-4" and "E-4".
There are a lot of articles on the health benefits of loquat leaf tea. Just made a batch. It’s hard to capture in the photo how beautiful the color is, it's a peachy coral. Taste is light and fruity. If you have a loquat tree or access to leaves it’s worth making.
A link to a Japanese video on how to make and store loquat leaves for tea. I used fresh leaves to make mine. Just scrub off the light fuzz on the underside of old leaves and cut into pieces.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BBtohW0DLZw
. I have 4 golden nuggets from 12-5 years old and they all do that unless I can go in early Feb and harvest about half of them. Theyre still good early Feb but it doesnt always keep branches from breaking. Its also the only citrus I prune with any regularity, keeping branches short.
An expensive solution. Dragonfruits for me are some of my lowest effort plants and get the least expensive and least time intensive solutions - just gobs of slow release fertilizer and chicken manure.
If you're really set on liquid, you can use pretty much any of them, but I would choose the cheapest possible like General Hydroponics. I have tried tons of fertilizers for indoor plants of uh, various types, and there is very little difference in the end product.
The issue with liquid fertilizer is in fact you're just paying for water and the shipping thereof.
Hi John,
I want to parfianka Pom Air-Layer if you are willing to ship it.
Thanks,
Al
Could you ship out the 5 seedling bunch of sweet tart mangos to me? I just purchased a home and in the process of planting stuff in the front yard
. I'm in San Diego.
