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chente2035

Dwarf mandarin seedling

11 years ago

I bought some dwarf mandarin seeds a couple of months ago and planted them in some pots And the seeds have grown quite big but they don't look like any mandarin or citrus I've ever seen, can anyone tell me what they might be?


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