Let's play nicely children.

Bob Where are you now Forum wise.

Steve

Wow Bob, sorry to hear... but get it. I added a hundred or so citrus youngsters in pots over the last 3 years.... and with the goal of getting the best ones into the ground. It's waaaaay too much work growing in pots. Please do check in often....

Bob, I actually thought you were on the verge of saying that the "bird has flown the coup"

Bob, I actually have a few planted in the ground and so far so good even here in New England)

Just picked 3 very fresh and very sweet Kishu fruit my Mom loved. Said they tasted like candy.

I will always a few containers though))

Let me explain my side of forums. I am all for making forums better, no staying stagnant. New members not willing to pickup ideas need not be here. When a forum gets better it attract more members with decent intelligence to learn from instead of sliding backwards.

Members here probably know me, that I could be very abrasive, which causes some members to disappear and not come back. Than there are members that disappear without no explanation. Some are good ones, that make me more frustrated. This is all I will say.

Bob Where are you now. Permies?, Facefook? Proboards V2?, Tropical fruit forum?, Cloudforast gardener?, Daves garden?,

Steve, I am scaling down a bit, reach the max in citrus, have to go easy , having too much.

Got to go with in ground fruit trees a bit more. I am more active with the Growingfruit forum. They are not very active in citrus but getting much more interested. It’s sort of new to them. Very nice group. They have shown a lot of interest in something new. They are more in zone 7 and lower, not geared for subtropicals, some do because they own greenhouses.

I am starting in “no ladder inground fruit trees “. Cut down all my large inground fruit trees in half last month.