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Citrus Northwestern Gardening

citrus seedlings getting bigger

8 years ago

All these were grown from seed
Oroblanco, pomelo (Reinking?), white grapefruit (Duncan?), keraji mandarin, satsuma mandarin
The two large containers (only ones not grown from seed) are pomelo (Red Shaddock) and Bloomsweet "grapefruit"
These will all be used for future hybridization experiments

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socalnolympia
Original Author
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago

pretty far North, so in this climate can only grow outside between late May and maybe about mid-October

not because of freeze but because of temperatures that remain constantly low in Spring, hovering around 45°
jenny_in_se_pa
8 years ago
They are looking good! Nice growth on them!!!
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myermike_1micha
8 years ago
Jenny hello! I agree too)

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