Assuming your 'ichanges' means C.ichangensis - then I think your plant or photo is incorrect. I can see no sign of the 'figure of eight' leaves of this species, where the petiole and leaf are about the same size.

The Het Loo collection is fantastic, one of the 'citrus visits' I most enjoyed. Amazing that it survived WW2! If I had room to grow any more varieties I would be asking for budwood.

Mike/Citrange/HomeCitrusGrowers.co.uk

Mike ,

I took some new pic,s of the ichangensis today,the bigger leaves have severe damage of spidermites.

That is not Citrus ichangensis. As Mike said, the leaves are wrong. Notice on true ichangensis the petiole is about the same size as the leaf itself.

Then i don,t no watt it is. I got this one as a gift.
Do you now watt it,s real name is ? the labels are switch,t i think by one of my grandchilderen.



Then this will be the ichangensis ? and the other one would be a pomelo ?

That does look like a Pummelo. Pummelos have large petioles too but not nearly as large as c. ichangensis.

That photo looks like ichangensis. The first photo doesn't look like Pomelo either. Pomelo has very large / wide leaves with a large petiole.

Hirado Butan pomelo before I top worked it to Cocktail grapefruit...

Got all my plants outside now;



Dai dai



Foliis Variegatis



Calamondin



Eureka



Diamante,comes back after frost damage



Valencia



Sanguinello





Clemenules



Orogrande



Interdonato



Bearss



Meyer





Rosso

I'm thinking about putting my plants outside also, now that temperatures finally are rising a bit!

What's that fruit to the left of the bearss?

That,s a little Corsican,first fruit.

Just a update,to see the growth in just 3 weeks.



Dai dai



Citrus limon ´Foliis Variegatis



Eureka



Diamant



Valencia



Rosso



Interdonato



Corsican



Moro



Willowleaf



Ruby red



Jeruk perut



Sanguinello



Tarocco

get that trifoliate sucker on the Jeruk perut! Great looking trees, nice varieties. Send some pictures of the torocco when you cut into it!

I already did for marc about a month ago ,i hat 2 fruit,s on the litlle tree.
But for you i cut the other



They taste great,but almost no red.

That looks really good! I think I see a few flecks of red in there I have never tasted Torocco, luckily both of my trees are holding about 10 fruit each this year, So I am hoping I get to try one soon. I hear its one of the best tasting citrus. what do you think?

That,s also my opinion,it taste between orange and mandarin.

Great job! You're doing better than I am!