I replied to your other topic which would apply to this one as well.

something else I meant to add to the other post was I wonder if these trees from Gurney's are rooted cuttings.

I don't know-wouldn't be surprised if they were. probably never get any fruit :(

It being a rooted cutting isn't a problem at all.

It could probably use more sun (4-5 hours isn't really enough), and its probably going to need to get a bit bigger before you see fruit.

Guerneys told me it was 2 years old when shipped in oct 2011 so maybe next year it will fruit.As well as the dwarf meyers lemon.

John is right! You can get fruit on cuttings with ease. I make cuttings all the time and will get fruit even on a 4 inch high cutting.
In fact, in some cases, I much more prefer cuttings for potted citrus.

It will fruit in less time than that if you give it what John suggests.

Mike

The cuttings though will eventually take on full form and not be dwarf though correct? So they will have to end up in the ground at some point?