Well, your Calamondin is probably not on its own roots, but grafted to some other rootstock So, the Calamondin would be interstock if you graft to a larger Calamondin branch. Should be just fine. Moros are wonderful, I love their winey/grape taste.

Patty S.

Patty S.
Thanks for the reply.

Its been awhile, but from what I can remember. When I bought my calamondin it was just a cutting with roots coming from one side on the bottom. I had gotten it from a road side stand in Florida.

I'll give it a go and will report back.

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Wow how did this turn out?

Blood orange is a type of sweet oranges and sweet oranges are all incompatible with Calamondin. There would be long term decline on Blood orange if it took. The solution is to graft a Meyer Lemon first to the Calamondin, and when the Meyer lemon has grown well, graft the Moro Blood Orange to it, and then you will have long lasting graft. I grafted 101-n-1 citrus tree so I have the experience.