Ponderosa seeds wil come true to type. Most Citrus do. Even if it didn't, it will produce fruit, Could be as good as Mother Plant, Better or worse. You might even discover a new variety.
I currently have 55 Varieties growing, Ponderosa being one, it hasn't fruited yet but I am waiting. I have had no problems yet with taste or variety of what has fruited. Key Lime, Variegated Eureka, Calamondin and Meyer Lemon. Peek at my home page to see the varieties I am growing. Happy Growing!
Darren

Darren, You have an incredible list of citrus! Thanks for the info regarding ponderosa seeds...
By the way, how do I know what variety of lime they sell at the grocery store? They are marked "product of mexico". I don't want to make assumptions. Jill

Hello, I am new to the group and have recently moved to Austin, Texas. I am interested in finding someone who will send me some ponderosa lemon seeds and calamondin orange seeds. Would appreciate someone getting back with me.

Thanks!

Hey, I would love some Ponderosa seeds as I have only been able to find small lemons in my city. Thanks.

Hi Sam, I would love some Ponderosa seeds. I have been unable to find them in Florida, and I found a tree for $200!! I miss my Ponderosa lemon tree in Arizona

kerrouac,

"Mexican limes" most likely Key lime. Does the label have a PLU code? PLU stands for Price Look Up.... that would tell you the variety. For example, Meyer lemons are 3626; and Mexican key limes are 4305.

Tabitha & John - this is a 12 year old thread so I doubt the OP is still around (last post from her was in 2008 but I do remember her from back in the day) and if the new offeror is either since it's been almost 4 months. :-P

Jenny,

Thanks. I always fail to notice those dates. Anyway there is always a chance that someone else will benefit from the information.

I agree. Always welcome and thanks for the PLU codes for those fruit! :-D