orange tree double (forum)
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tony0010 starts with ...
ive planted some orange pips and there is 2 trees growing from one seed wot should i do
Time: 10th January 2010 8:51am
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Phil@Tyalgum says...
Let them develop a little further until they have established seperate root systems. Citrus plants often have "polyembryonic" seeds where several plants identical to the parent will grow from a single seed. Sometimes up to five or six will appear - any very vigorous seedling which outgrows the others will be the pollinated embryo and different to the parent. Best to discard this one. Same with some mango varieties.
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Time: 10th January 2010 12:32pm
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tony0010 says...
thanks for the info thats great i planted 6 seeds and got 9 trees
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Time: 10th January 2010 1:10pm
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