sweet citrus trees outside for summer diary.
New Zealand lemonade tree. the right hand limb will need some support for a month to stiffen up. This tree is a gift from Pip
Seed grown Fukushu #2 still shackled to fit inside its bucket light. from Cory
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Thanks for the compliments and likes. I still have 1 more tree to add. I forgot this one.
New Zealand Lemonade tree to US897 is pulling through, both pictures
both sides
- 10 years ago
10 years agolast modified: 10 years ago- 10 years ago
Meiwa to US897 graftings
#1
Close up
#2
Close up
New Zealand lemonade 2marrow
- 10 years agolast modified: 10 years ago
Steve, how long it's been from the moment you graft-it?
I suggest to put a plastic bag (or food stretch foil) around the graft area, so that the scion will not desiccate.
Teflon tape is not water-tight (it is watertight only if compressed between nut and bolt) and will allow water to evaporate from the graft area.
I use a zip-lock bag for 10-14 days after grafting, then remove the Teflon tape and paint the wound with acrylic paint.
poncirusguy6b452xx thanked eSilviu - 10 years ago
- 6 years ago
using an approach graft to graft Meiwa kumquat to Flying dragon. The original root stock "kuharske citrange" is not compatible to Meiwa.
Steve
cory (Zone 7a, NJ)