Now that's what I call a square foot gardening! Althouhg, you've still got some space left. Great job!

Thanks Igor! Now suitable, but space is limited in the winter.

Why don't you cover up the balcony, with some sort of e.g. glass panels, over the winter?
Although, some heating would be necessary in your case, you wouldn't have to move the plants inside, just assemble the whole stuff, and your ready to go.

Just an idea...

Good idea, but the heating would be very expensive. The balcony on the 4th floor, so there is no ground heat. I just get pocket money...

Haha, you should try to convince your parents to help you out, then...

I tried...
...but they did not like my idea. No problem.

Nice plants and great grafting technique. The bark graft is my favorite. From your earlier pictures and all the rootstock it looks like you're going into the citrus business I can't imagine bringing all those plants and supplies four stories up and doing all that gardening on a balcony. Good for you!

Thanks Eyeckr! I have learned the grafting technique, so I can increase my collection. I do not sell plants. I just swap.

Citrange 'Troyer':


Thomasville:


Citrus lumia 'Pomum Adami':


Sweetie:



2013 grafted citrus:
Citrus hystrix:


Sanford Curafora:


Citrange Morton:


Yuzu:


Citrus ichangensis:


USA119:


Citrange Willits flower:

I haven no much experience and I know little about it, but gorgeous as the other citrus plants.

what variety?

Not sure, but to me it looks like this one: Citrus aurantium 'Consolei', also known as Canaliculata.

Imperial lemon (lemon x grapefruit)