Bark inversion technique and real calamondins (forum)
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This tutorial is from Joe Real via Sylvain's pdf version, two citrus fanatics. The bark strip inversion is suggested to promote dwarfing of fruit trees and also early fruiting in seedlings.
You may consider that budding and grafting also insert a restricted area between the rootstock and scion, the healed callous. This may also have some effect on the fruiting of grafted trees, apart, from the maturity of the scion.
At the end of the pdf, there are also pics of real? calamondins. These look different to the Australian calamondins.
Ours are like mini tart mandarins, the real? look like mini tart oranges.
http://pafranceparamoteur.free.fr/datas/perso/Agrumes/Invers%20bark%20graft.pdf
original source is tropical fruit forum
http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?PHPSESSID=71d9b9a2899ff6002260fdf63c8072f6&topic=32018.0
Time: 16th May 2019 11:52am
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mgoul131 says...
I've been arguing for a while the Calamondin is only an approximation to genuine Kalamansi, which I believe are not one fruit anyway, but small sour citrus selected for in different places resulting in different fruit. eg Malaysian Kalamansi may be different from Philippine Calamansi, may be different from Indonesian Calamansi and even within provinces may be different. The Calamondin in Australia is an approximation to Kalamansi only.
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