Citrus Budwood Unboxing - C-57, C-54, US-1283 Citrandarins From CCPP
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
- I'm very excited that we received our shipment from the Citrus Clonal Protection ProgramB(CCPP) already! They may be expensive, but they are the best source for clean budwood, and their selection of cold hardy citrus/trifoliate hybrids is pretty good! Especially hard to find varieties like the ones featured in this video!
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Special thanks to Skandiberg on the Tropical Fruit Forum and Brad from Lyn Citrus for sharing the taste test results of the C-22, C-54, and C-57 Citrandarin fruit.
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@@BrokeFarmer They have a lot of good varieties you might like too! Some of these you can't find anywhere else.
Thanks for sharing! I've never heard of these varieties. Keep us updated!
I tried some Sucrena side-veneer grafts this week, following your video. Hopefully they'll take. If they do, I'm going to do plenty more grafting.
I also received an australian desert lime today. I'd like to cross it with ichang papeda and poncirus to lower its heat requirements and introduce its early ripening, wind and drought tolerance in hardy lines. Also crossed with kumquat it could be interesting, but I'm not sure how to introduce hardiness into such a cross afterwards while keeping it tasty (and ideally sweet). Maybe it's more something to do with F1 glauca x ichang or glauca x poncirus plants.
You're welcome! I hope your grafts work out well! Those would be some interesting crosses, I've heard of desert lime x citrange but not many others. 25% trifoliate hybrids are generally more edible, and can sometimes still handle 5-10°F for short durations. Sweetness and hardiness is the most difficult combination, especially with 50% F1 hybrids. But F2 seems more possible after experiencing the Iva Swingle citrumelo and Bishop citrandarin.
@themulberries Desert lime x orange is somewhat popular in France. It's supposed to be rather hardy, at least in zone 8. Desert lime x citrange is supposedly less hardy... But data is lacking for this one.
Yes, I agree, F2 hybrids have a lot of potential to remove bad flavors and for sweetness. Unfortunately hardiness is hard to maintain if you cross them with sweet citrus... We need more options for super hardy parents in my opinion, especially with improved flavors. Hardy parents using desert lime or Hong Kong kumquat have potential, since nobody has tried them so far and they have interesting traits. They might not taste great though.
@Hydreii Haha, it's quite the extensive endeavor, there's so many nuances to breeding hardy citrus, it's no wonder so many have given up! But seeing what we have with so few resources, I'm sure we'll happen upon something better with enough time.
Ooh US-1283 WOW 👏🏼 , Looking good! A!
Great video!
I'm looking to order some citremon , do you have them in stock? before I order them from CCPP?
Pretty sure I'll be ordering from them.
@@jphollister8368 Thank you JP! I don't, but double check with Stan, he had some rooted cuttings. Madison Citrus had some grafted trees too but I'm not sure what's in stock right now - they would probably cost the same as the cuttings.
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How much did CCPP charge you for each budwood BTW, just so I can get an idea before I order from them? Thanks.
What's the cost of the Phytosanitary certificate?
@@geriannroth449 Just checked - it was $23.30.