Where did you get it? Could be rough lemon; could be Volkameriana. Note the leaf has no winged petiole, so it is a lemon. It is not Cuban shaddock

This post was edited by Johnmerr on Fri, Jul 4, 14 at 21:47

I didn't think it was Cuban shaddock neither I bought the tree from fast growing trees. It came from the rootstock of a meiwa kumquat I got from them. I believe you're right it might be a Volkameriana.
Trace

This post was edited by Tcamp30144 on Fri, Jul 4, 14 at 22:02

bump

This post was edited by Tcamp30144 on Fri, Jul 4, 14 at 21:56

Tracy congratulations on the rooting. You can now start grafting your own trees. Just air layer the side branch

Steve

Thank Steve I will in time lol just having fun growing hows your kumquats fairing.
Trace

Nice job, Tracy. I would contact the place you bought the Meiwa from, to see what rootstock they use. If it is Volk, I would graft sour cultivars to it. It is known to impart less sweetness with sweet cultivars.

Patty S.

Update on rooting
Trace