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igor.fogarasi
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| Posted: Wed 15 Aug, 2012 5:19 pm |
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Oh, sorry, I thought it arrived already.  |
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MarcV
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| Posted: Wed 15 Aug, 2012 5:54 pm |
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That would be too soon, I just ordered it today! 
I expect the plant to arrive sometime next week. I hope the hot weather won't cause any problems...
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igor.fogarasi
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| Posted: Thu 16 Aug, 2012 5:59 am |
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Hope so! We're still hitting the high 90's on a regular basis. I still prefer buying plants in early spring, or late fall, exactly for that reason. |
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MarcV
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| Posted: Thu 16 Aug, 2012 6:06 am |
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While south and eastern Europe have been burning hot, temperatures have been cool here all summer (and spring), but this week and especially this weekend temperatures will rise to a very hot (for us) 33ºC / 91,4ºF...
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Sanguinello
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| Posted: Thu 16 Aug, 2012 6:07 am |
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In autumn, you can profit from SALES ... !!!
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igor.fogarasi
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| Posted: Thu 16 Aug, 2012 6:22 am |
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@MarcV - Your citrus is going to love it for sure!
@Sanguinello - One more reason to hold your horses until then.
Take care
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Sanguinello
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| Posted: Thu 16 Aug, 2012 6:24 am |
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Hard to hold my arabian stallions ..
Anyways I am hunting for rare seeds ...
Got something .. ?  |
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igor.fogarasi
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| Posted: Thu 16 Aug, 2012 7:35 am |
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No, not really. I'm tired of raising the seedlings, it could take a lifetime to produce a fruit. Only citrus I do grow from seed are those for rootstocks. |
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Laaz
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| Posted: Thu 16 Aug, 2012 9:27 am |
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Actually in my experience, most all citrus will fruit within 5 years or much less depending on variety. I do have about 6 months a year where the temps are in the 90's with 90% humidity.
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Sanguinello
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| Posted: Thu 16 Aug, 2012 10:20 am |
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Actually I was asking if someone has seeds for me ...  |
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MarcV
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Sanguinello
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| Posted: Thu 16 Aug, 2012 10:33 am |
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ty ...
I prefer scotch and habanero .. they are not only hot, but have also this wonderful fruity taste ... |
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MarcV
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Sanguinello
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| Posted: Thu 16 Aug, 2012 11:46 am |
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I always grow them and use the seeds for next.
Never heard of that french lady ... |
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MarcV
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