Hey Millet,
All IS well here in SC, Thank You. Waiting for the weather to make up it's mind. Spring like one day, almost summer one day then Winter the next.
I hope all is well with you also, I talk to Joe alot and hear about what's going on in Colorado. I guess we need to keep in touch more too!
I think I am misunderstanding your post about soaking the Centennials. Soak them for 10 minutes at 125 degrees, warmer or longer will kill and increase the percentage of albinos? I want to decrease the percentage, maybe I am just not with it today.
Thanks!
Darren

Darren, you were saying that you planted some Centennial Kumquat seeds and they all germinated as albinos. Nine of my 15 Centennial Kumquat seeds also germinated as albinos. In my above thread, I was just pointing out to you one reason that Dr. Manners stated that contributes to the increase in albinoism in citrus seed. Go to the "Forum For Propagating Citrus", look under the post titled "Cleaning Citrus Seed" and read the 3rd thread down (Dr. Manners thread) where he states one cause that can increase citrus seed to germiniate as albinos. I hope I made it clearer, sorry for the confusion. - Take care Darren - Millet

I too have a albino centennial kumquat. Only 1 that came up of 4 seeds planted. Was wondering why it's such a pale color. All other seedlings are zooming right along & that ONE still only has 2 leaves & is very small. Guess it'll be a goner. Thanks for sharing that.

i had some seeds come up white and then put them in a warmer room with better light 3-5 days they started turning green again LOL Tammy

I know its already 2012, but I presume if someone had a Procimequat in 2006, he/she wil still be having a plant (plants) in 2012.
I tried to find seeds of this plant, but its impossible to find seeds.
If someone still have some seeds left, can you send them to me in Holland.
I'll pay for the seeds and postage.

Greetings
Max