I have a Poncirus Trifoliata seedling that is 8-inches tall and growing quite full, that is producing leaves with four blades, rather then the common three. The leaves are also wider with serrated margins. I guess this should be called Poncirus Quadfoliata. I'll grow it on and see what develops. - Millet

You're one extremely lucky guy!

Millet, Several years ago I had a seedling with leaves having up to 7 leaflets. I think it is still here somewhere in a pot. I orginally kept it because it seemed to have a different growth habit that the others. I thought it might be some sort of dwarf. I had some pictures of the leaves at one time, but I must have deleted them. I will try to remember to take a look at it tomorrow.

Ned

Millet,
Any chance of a pic? I would love to see it.
Darren

Darren, I would have to purchase a camera. I don't own any type of a camera. The only two pictures I ever posted on this forum were taken by my son and he then forwarded the pictures to Laaz. Then Laaz put them on the forum. Millet

I know what Millet needs as a Christmas present!

Ned-
Did you ever find the seven leafed poncirus? That'd be cool to see.

-ethane-

my "four leafed" citrange :

Was your plant from Чорнобиль (Chornobyl)?? JJP,Are all the leaves like that on your citrange? or just a select few? Millet , what about your four leaf trifoliate? was it grown from seed?
My Us119 has leaves of all different types too - though I believe thats normal for the 119. Interesting stuff.
Greg

carrizo citrange