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I agree with your assessment of its parentage. I tried a clem x tri x clem from Virginia Fruit Grower and it was nearly the same with just more yellow outside rind color.

Incredible! Thank you.

Everything sure looks great my palms always look nice this time of year and then winter hits. My citrus are all in the greenhouse. Very nice job thanks for sharing it.

Oh my! I’m intrigued! I sure hope this one has some cold hardiness

Just reviewed this one today too! It was quite good and a very convincing, hardy lime substitute.

Wow, that's a large fruit. I'm a fan of pomelo flavor already, so this sounds like a winner!

Would be interesting to see it crossed with a citrandarin

Amazing !!! I wish we could find this one in Europe!

About to Google it, thanks

Looking forward to the review!

How many years has your plant been in the ground?

Хороший обзор! 🍊🍊🍊

Thank you for the video. i try plant my Keraji next spring in zone 8a. I hope is cold hardy enough until -10/-11 C. I read your book 'Hardy Citrus for the southeast' and read about , that Keraji is excellent cold hardy varietie. Among others like Yuzu, thomasville , shiranui/dekopon , Harumi, and some satsuma type varieties. Do you could recommend for zone 8a some other citrus?

Yummy and beautiful

Excited to see hobbyists attempt more citrangequat crosses in the future!

It’s the apical meristem?

Beautiful tree. Curious how you used pine straw bales to protect.

These varieties are tempting for me to grow here in zone 7 b - east Tenn. Kishu probably best grown in a large pot here. Thanks for a most helpful video- keep em coming ,man!

Thanks Tom. I'm always learning something new from you. I love keraji, it's getting to be my favorite fruit. You're right about the vigor. I planted it in the ground this past April, it about quadrupled in size. My husband built me a structure to protect it this winter.

Thanks for the update and info! Are you growing any Satsuma?

My Kishu grown in pot, zone 5b, is prolific producer and does well indoor - in low light conditions. As an indoor citrus plant, from a fruit production prospective, is only second to kumquat.

Thank you Tom!

I need to taste the Giombo persimmon to see how I like it before I buy a tree. You need to sell me a couple.

Looking good brother!

And where are you located?

Wow pretty

This plant is a hybrid of M. ornata x M. velutina, I made the same cross in my experiments and they are now finishing. We will see if a new variety comes out ☺️

Beautiful ❤😊

Wonderful looking trees. Loving those high grafts too!

Wow! Tree is looking great 😊

And this takes the astringency away ?

They are really nice.

Savannah Citrus has some nice trees down there

How’s their Thomasville doing? It’s apparently quite old!

Man your trees are looking good. I have high hopes for sun dragon 🐉 also. I got one fruit and can’t wait to try it. Thanks for sharing Tom!!!

That Rangpur x Troyer seems like a promising hybrid! My Thomasville is still putting out flowers now.

Where would someone get Sun Dragon? Hehe

Those are very healthy specimens, they should do well when you plant them next year 🤞

Thanks♥️🍊🍋🌳

Nice!

I live in CA, Zone 9b. I just got a Kishu Mandarin tree. It seems rather slander. I hope it'll grow more leaves and branches soon. Any tips you can share? I'm growing it in a container.

At some point while watching, I got lost in my head over why no help ever came 😢😢😢 it was like we didn't exist and no one cared 😢😢

Looking great, Tom! Really a winner in my book!

Have you ever considered grafting some cuttings and selling a few of these?

Yummy persimmon chips

That's an awesome idea Tom. I have a tree full of them, and was wondering what can I do with them. I'll definitely try dehydrating.

Good idea thanks for sharing

Good idea

They are one of my favourite flowering plants. It's very cool to see all those butterflies enjoying yours!

How devastating! So many trees down, so many power lines. It'll take long time to recover.