Is there any material or some experience on grafting ornages over limes and or lemons. Is there a big flavor difference?
Or does the rootstock do anything to change the quality of flavor?

I recall that Dr. Manners once mentioned rough lemon as producing a vigorous tree with dilute, watery tasting fruit. In my limited experience all of the poncirus rootstocks seem to be about the same so far as flavor is concerned.

.....Alan.

My Lisbon lemon is my main cocktail tree--the rootstock is trifoliate, but I grafted about a dozen varieties on it 3 or 4 yrs ago. Several of them produced fruit for the first time last season--the Hamlin orange was very good. I don't have a non-lemon version to compare it to, but I can't imagine it being much sweeter.

I don't know if the fact that this is a lemon interstock vs a rootstock makes the difference, but I am guessing it does.

Good morning, please ,can you say me ,what root stock used you for to (graft, transplant ) for the boudha ' hand. In my garden j have three trees but they are cutting. they aren't vigourous.Thank you for your reply.

I think Buddah's hand can do ok on any rootstock, you probably need to start with a good rootstock choice for your climate and soil type, if you are planting into your garden soil. Are Citrus grown in your area ? What rootstocks are in use ? If you are growing in pots, you may not have to use a cold tolerant/dormant type rootstock. A vigorous rootstock should give you faster growing plants, Citrange, Swingle, Rough Lemon, Sour Orange should be ok, depending on soil type.

Hello, j have my agrums in pot, j live to Marseille in France ,j have threes bouddha' hand only cutting, not on rootstock. j have often the phytophora, j want rootstock vigorous and compatibily for us, j have sow 200 plants, this winter, sour orange, poncirus ,pomelo, citrange 4475 et c35, citrus limon. we have very wind ( mistral 110/120 km/heures)
thank you for your reply.

For complement :
winter cold -8° C green house cold -4° + winter houss ( voile d hivernage)
pot compost light pass water.