Citrus Propagation and Disease in California - Your Questions Answered by Dr. Georgios Vidalakis

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Thank you so much for this series of videos on citrus propagation and disease. It cleared up a whole hosts of questions I had about growing citrus.

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Riverside where mandelo were created and leaked very cool my best grafting citrus. It is a very vigoris growing tree. It would be great if budwood could ship to Canada.

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Nice and informative video sir..

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Great video!

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[@profarmer9087]

Sir, what to do with the cut branches after citrus pruning, can we mulch them in the same garden

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You took much time for this video but you bring genuine questions and their answers which always a citrus lover want to know. Thank you Dan bro.. You are doing great job for students and other citrus loving peoples Also thankful to Dr. Georgios.. 😊😊

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Thank you! I included timestamps where people can jump directly to specific questions. I hoped that would help with the length.

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@@Fruitmentor no jump is needed your whole conversation is informative..

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[@TheRealHonestInquiry]

My question is when you buy a citrus tree from a California nursery, how is that tree's rootstock kept disease-free?

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Here are a couple of my articles (with embedded videos) that explain how the production nurseries avoid disease: fruitmentor.com/grafting-citrus-trees-chip-budding fruitmentor.com/growing-citrus-trees-from-seed When the production nurseries ship trees to retail nurseries pesticides are applied that avoid disease from feeding by infected Asian citrus psyllids. My understanding is that this protection lasts for 90 days and that any tree that remains at a retail nursery for more than 90 days is vulnerable to disease spread by psyllids.

[@D-d-dvon]

One thing I don't get is that Dr. Vidalakis said self rooted trees are weak and have production issues... so where exactly does the rootstock come from to graft?

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The normal way is to grow them from seeds.

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[@mridulkantisinharay8775]

My first shoot of t-budding of citrus was broken,, can i get one more shoot from this bud? Or how many shoot produce from one single bud of citrus

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Often there are multiple buds. It is possible that another one could grow, but I’m not sure how likely that would be.

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[@jamesstanley11]

Is there a danger of minimising the diversity of Citrus genetics by propergating a narrow range of clean cloned bud wood?

[@Fruitmentor]

I don’t think this would be an issue. Actually the diversity of citrus genes has already been reduced by humans selecting fruits that people like to eat. There are breeding efforts underway to combat disease using genes of wild varieties whose fruit is not as appealing. See: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nF7KZ5WZjZ1re8k

[@yagneshpatel5934]

Mr.Den I am Yagnesh Patel from Gujarat one of the state of India, On last 25th I mean on 25-8-19 I grafted 8 branches of big lemon to rootstock of 2 and half year seedless lemon, out of 8 six graft successful, now I want to know can I stop water after a month I mean from 15 October to 15 November to promote flowering on the same, is it advisable to stop water a newly grafted plant to promote flowering for fruiting..??

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I would not recommend withholding water to a newly grafted plant.

[@yagneshpatel5934]

@@Fruitmentor ok thanks sir...but after how many months I can withhold water to promote flowering..??

[@Fruitmentor]

I do not think that water needs to be withheld to promote flowering. Citrus will flower with good watering and fertilization. If you want to manipulate the timing of the flowering, you could withhold water and then induce flowering at the time you want, but it is hard on the tree. If you are going to do something like that, you might want to wait for some substantial growth on the graft.

[@yagneshpatel5934]

@@Fruitmentor ok sir...then pls suggest me 1.what should I do to get lemon in next march and April 2020 , (graft done on 25-8-19 and was successful on approx 15-9-19) and 2. pls suggest approx how much growth one can withhold water...??

[@yagneshpatel5934]

@@Fruitmentor ok sir.. then pls suggest me 1.what should I do to get lemon in next march and April 2020 , (graft done on 25-8-19 and was successful on approx 15-9-19) and 2. pls suggest approx how much growth one can withhold water...??

[@funnyworld459]

Can fruits of grafting has problems for humans health doctors?

[@Fruitmentor]

I'm not sure that I understand your question, but I will try to answer. Although huanglongbing is deadly for citrus trees and it makes the fruit of infected trees taste bad, the fruit from infected trees is not harmful to humans.

[@funnyworld459]

@@Fruitmentor sorry doctor i mean when after grafting we got 2or3 types different fruit tree and we eat . It has problems with heath.?

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Health

[@funnyworld459]

@@Fruitmentor example rootstock is lime +scions is lemon and we hot lemon fruit. It has any problems for our healthy?

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@@funnyworld459 That is no problem at all. The fruit will be OK to eat. Sometimes a fruit variety may taste bad or have poor texture if grafted to the wrong rootstock, but that would not be a health issue.

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Mango tree grafting new videos request sir

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Thanks Dan for educating us all...!

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