I have planted Myers on Volk, C35, Carrizo, Cuban shaddock, and Mac. unfortunately since they are in different microclimates / areas of the yard(s) it is difficult to pinpoint differences. I can tell you that the one on Mac is more "shrubby".... but it is the one in the most cold-exposed area. The one on Volk is the tallest so far. The one on CS is at risk of freezing since the CS rootstock appears to be more sensitive to freezing than the Meyer itself.

And what about C-35 and Carrizo?

Are you going to grow in ground or in containers?

Hello Sunshine

I going to grow in ground.

Ehsan, were do you live, what is your growing zone?

I live in Iran/Mashhad and my growing zone is 8a or a olive tree, oleander or feijoa climate.

http://climatebase.ru/station/40745/from2000?lang=en

Very nice, Ehsan! I have only experience in container citrus, Molewacker gave you good advice on in ground rootstock, hopefully other inground citrus growers will chime in with their experience and knowledge, so you can make a decision.

Hello Ehsan

I've grafted it on grapefruit , lime and recently on citron(citrus medica),

grown fruits on grapefruit rootstock in comparison with those on the lime rootstock have more smooth skin and a bit sweeter than those on the lime rootstock.

But trees on grapefruit RSs are more cold resistant than trees on lime RSs.

I'm continuing my researches on other trees like sour orange..

By the way I live in Iran too.