I am running out of room for more trees, but would like a Bearss Lime. I already have a Meyer Lemon, Yosemite Gold mandarin, Sanguinella Blood Orange, and will be getting a Calamondin in a couple weeks.
How would Bearss lime grafts do on my Meyer Lemon tree? It is 15 years old and quite large. I would probably cut off a significant portion of the growth on a main branch and graft 4 - 5 lime buds on, essentially turning 1/2 the tree into a lime. Or that is my plan anyway.
Would a lime grow well and taste good with a Meyer 'interstem'? Aren't there compatibility considerations when grafting citrus?
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