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Cold Hardy Citrus / Re: F2 citrange winter hardiness trial
« on: September 18, 2023, 11:51:56 PM »
Since the hardiness of 026 seem satisfactory. What fruit quality improvements are you hoping to find in it's future children?
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I have read somewhere that E. glauca cannot be directly crossed with Poncirus. I would try it nonetheless. Yet, don't be disappointed. I try to cross it with Yuzu and C. ichangensis. Perhaps that is easier. My plant is grafted - rootstock unknown. It grows very slowly but had flowered last year.If it doesn't cross with poncirus then it would make sense to try crossing it with an acidless pomelo to get size and less acidity to combine with glauca's drought tolerance and quick ripening.
And there are few fruits more poplar than citrus.Yes, it is clearly a California Citrus not Texas Citrus...Its "Alamo" the Spanish word for the poplar tree.
Well as the say in Texas,
"Remember the Alemow".
What do you use for grafting rootstocks ? Are they readily available ?When I use google translate on citrusforum.org.ua "прививок" (grafting) is always translated as vaccination. So I assume that Daniil is also using google translate.
(Perhaps you mistranslated Propagation to Vaccination) ??
My auto correct always changes nucellar to nuclear...It just did it now too...
would spraying with diluted urine serve the same purpose.Yes, and it would give a wonderful smell to your orchard!
Fruit harvest/ripening depends on your location and the variety of the citrus. You can look it up here in the citrus variety collection (UCR).Yes I understand.
https://citrusvariety.ucr.edu/citrus/alphabetical.html#a
I will be submitting my very good tasting pumello seedling tree to CCPP budwood program. So, maybe in 2 years you can buy some budwood from them. I have done taste comparision with my Thong Dee, Reinking, Chandler, Mato Buntan, and I think it tastes better than these. If it's accepted, the budwood will be available to the public, just need to pay budwood cost to UCR, CCPP program. Also plan to submit my Seedless Variegated valencia orange with Yellow skin (SVY).Wondful! Thank you
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