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Jen 27-07-2006 02:18 AM

small mandarins
 
My mandarin tree has only very small fruit. I've only had it for a couple
of years, but there's quite a bit of fruit already, could this be why?
Should I have removed some of the fruit when they first began? Will they be
better next year?

Thanks for any help

Jen




Stan E. Markerson 27-07-2006 09:01 AM

small mandarins
 
Maybe its a kumquat? Or maybe it produces a small mandarin variety?

My neighbor fertilized his mandarin tree soil with dead fish. And it seemed
to help.



Jen 27-07-2006 10:01 AM

small mandarins
 

"Stan E. Markerson" wrote in message
u...
Maybe its a kumquat? Or maybe it produces a small mandarin variety?

My neighbor fertilized his mandarin tree soil with dead fish. And it
seemed to help.


It's definitely not a Kumquat. I've forgotten which one it is, but I did
some research before buying it, and picked one of the *easy to peel* types.

Jen



Tim 27-07-2006 11:55 AM

small mandarins
 

"Jen" wrote in message
...
My mandarin tree has only very small fruit. I've only had it for a couple
of years, but there's quite a bit of fruit already, could this be why?
Should I have removed some of the fruit when they first began? Will they
be
better next year?

Thanks for any help

Jen


May be trimming back small branches should help too.



Chookie 30-07-2006 12:46 PM

small mandarins
 
In article ,
"Stan E. Markerson" wrote:

Maybe its a kumquat? Or maybe it produces a small mandarin variety?

My neighbor fertilized his mandarin tree soil with dead fish. And it seemed
to help.


Might have helped the mandarins, but I bet it didn't help relationships with
the neighbours.

--
Chookie -- Sydney, Australia
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start out crisp, neat and tough, but you end up pale, limp and wrinkled."
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