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I would love to try to plant the seeds but the fruit is still green. Will the seeds still germinate or should I just wait till the fruit ripens? Thanks. Sorry if it's a stupid question to you. Newbie!
If you have more than one fruit give it a try. If you remove the hard casing around the seed, it will germinate much faster. Or it will rot much faster. The tree will probably tend to shoot up much more and be lanky without pruning. Go ahead and give it a try. Click ,on pic below to open display and use keyboard arrows to navigate
{{gwi:569382}} Tall lanky meiwa kumquat tree grown from seed
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