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gary27

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Grafted Nules Clementine

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Is it a tangerine? That's awesome. You did the grafting and now it growing? What root stock did you use?

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I used Flying Dragon rootstock. I also like to use Poncirus Trifoliate, as it is a very good rootstock for Louisiana. It is a Tangerine or Mandarin.
 

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Very nice.. I see to have been born with a brown thumb.. BUt my 9 year old.. I think she has the gift of her Great Grandma's Green thumb.. she can drop a seed anywhere and that sucker will jump up she can mix and move plants and they live.. I just let her take care of my plants.. lol.. I point and click her that way I dont have to touch it and kill it with my brown thumb.. :)

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That's great Gary. Have you tried grafting different fruits together. I have a plum, nectarine, peach, and apricot "tree". Last year was the first year it produced fruit...I got 6 peaches...the rest of the flowers fell off. I cut it all down last fall....bad move...so this year it is fuller, but no fruit.
 

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I have never grafted stone fruits, they require a lot of spraying here because of the humidity. I did graft some pears this year. I do have a potted tree that i'm going to do multiple citrus grafts on, and I want to graft some different varieties on a young jujube tree and persimmon tree in a year or two.
 
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