Citrus Growers Forum

garnetmoth · Posted: Sun 05 Feb, 2006 3:24 am

6 mo old, biggest FD rootstock

Only surviving 'mondin from Grovespirit trade '05

Key from Gurneys

Meyer from Gurneys, slightly unhappy

garnetmoth · Posted: Sun 05 Feb, 2006 3:29 am

6 month old Key from seed, now in 1gal

grumpy meyer leaves. Others appear to have spider mites, I dont see any on this plant, but the leaves look buggy

this is my smallest seedling, pretty sure its a Nagami seedling

Mystery "veinous orange" from Gurneys

These 2 are slightly different looking, I thought they were both Yuzu. One may be Kaffir lime, but not old enough to see true leaf morphology.

garnetmoth · Posted: Sat 11 Feb, 2006 11:27 am

little Thai

big Meiwa finally potted up!

garnetmoth · Posted: Sat 01 Apr, 2006 7:03 pm

it blooms!

Millet · Posted: Sat 01 Apr, 2006 8:17 pm

Very nice, your getting quite a collection. - Millet

BabyBlue11371 · Posted: Sat 01 Apr, 2006 11:41 pm

your citrus family is lookin good!!
Gina *BabyBlue*

garnetmoth · Posted: Tue 13 Jun, 2006 10:12 am

This is my Key Seedling- Its about doubled in size alreay this summer!

Meiwa Blooming again

There is a spider in there too!

Patty_in_wisc · Posted: Wed 14 Jun, 2006 3:23 am

Hey Garnet, so happy yours are doing so good --they look great. Seems we both had problems w/ our Meiwa's for awhile but they are coming back with foliage & blossoms...yours moreso than mine! They taste so good -- hope we get fruits this year. Can't believe how much your key lime grew.

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garnetmoth · Posted: Wed 14 Jun, 2006 10:39 am

Thanks!

I was worried when Id gotten it that 2 branches were partially leafless (then I think the rest fell off), but the wood never turned dark. Its taken 2 flushes for them to start leafing out again.

Ive got a little branch starting just above the graft, and one lone bloom on the stem Shocked

I will let the low branch get a bit longer and try to root it!

Ive been watering with aerated compost tea from my worms when I have a batch made (every week or 2), plus water when dry, and Ive watered with feed once this season so far.

garnetmoth · Posted: Mon 07 Aug, 2006 3:30 am

Big pic of my Gurney's Meyer- there are 3 blossoms on this one

Key from seed, about 1 year old now

Thai lime, with baby orinoco banana behind it- Im going to try to air layer that protruding branch once it cools down a bit

Gurneys "veinous orange"

Calamondin- from seed on left, from Sprawl*Mart with some fruits on the right