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JoeReal
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Posted: Wed 05 Mar, 2008 7:05 pm

Was really fortunate to purchase very few Tango budwoods and so took the most of my share of the buds. They all took, and I am doing the Tango!


By joereal at 2008-03-05

Tango on the Volk, coming out strong. I have to test for myself if indeed it will produce insipid fruits. Perhaps with our climate it would turn out fine just like the Yosemite Gold on rough lemons. It may not be supersweet but just the right sweetness for our taste.
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Posted: Wed 05 Mar, 2008 7:05 pm


By joereal at 2008-03-05

Tango T-bud and Gold Nugget bark graft combo on the Volk. I've tasted Gold Nugget produced on the Volk, and with proper length of time on the tree, it turned out really well. It is a good keeper. These are two of the most recommended mandarin types for our area, but not the rootstock though. The worst that can happen is that I would have plenty of budwoods from the vigorous growth on Volk (in fact some propagators could use the technique of grafting for budwood propagation, and not primarily fruit production).
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Posted: Wed 05 Mar, 2008 7:06 pm


By joereal at 2008-03-05
Of course, as the tip given to me by Bonnie, Prof Manners and MrTexas, Flying dragon are excellent rootstocks when you want high quality fruits. And I have already a SRA 92 with two blooms, a Gold Nugget and a Tango budded and already sprouting. Will plan to add one more mandarin before chopping off the remainder of the Flying Dragon
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Posted: Wed 05 Mar, 2008 7:07 pm


By joereal at 2008-03-05
And of course, I'm into multi-graft who want to have it all on one tree in a residential lot with itty bitty yard.

I am in the early stages of assembling a multi-grafted mandarin tree. Already sprouting are Tango, Gold Nugget, Corsica #1, Sidi Aissa, and China Satsuma S-9. Will plan to add more later.
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Posted: Wed 05 Mar, 2008 8:24 pm

Joe, what is the medium? It looks like bark, and what else? - Millet
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JoeReal
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Posted: Wed 05 Mar, 2008 8:29 pm

Millet, am not really sure. Some of those flying dragon were given to me by other CRFG members as freebies and have no idea what their soil mix is. The one that I have are on super-soil potting media mixed with redwood bark nuggets. I brought those pots in to force them to flush and grafted over them. I will repot them later or give away or plant in someone else's yard, perhaps replace some of my other deciduous trees with citruses.
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Laaz
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Posted: Thu 06 Mar, 2008 12:02 am

I need to research Tango...

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Posted: Sun 16 Mar, 2008 3:31 pm

Tango is a dance and that's all I know about it.
Maybe someday I can do the tango plant.
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