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CB813 11-19-2013 09:12 AM

Orange Tree Gone Wild!
 
My orange citrus tree seems to be going through the tweens:22yikes:... Gone Wild! Prickly! and Sour!!! What's happening? Is there a fix?

red tail 11-19-2013 09:36 AM

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Originally Posted by CB813 (Post 782962)
My orange citrus tree seems to be going through the tweens:22yikes:... Gone Wild! Prickly! and Sour!!! What's happening? Is there a fix?

sounds like the graft has returned to the root stock. usually caused by lack of water or neglect.

kittygilchrist 11-19-2013 03:51 PM

contact ifas, univ of florida, Gainesville, website...and search there.

travelguy 11-19-2013 07:08 PM

your orange tree has sprouted from below the graft, and the hybrid portion of the tree is long gone. so, in essence, you have a wild orange tree. throw it out.

Carl in Tampa 11-19-2013 09:37 PM

Previous posters are probably correct. It is common practice to graft "good" orange tree stock onto a "sour" orange tree base in order to get a hardier tree which produces good oranges. Sometimes the tree reverts to the sour stock, usually growing out from below the graft, and the tree does not produce good oranges. Sounds like yours has gone "wild."

Bizdoc 11-20-2013 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Carl in Tampa (Post 783361)
Previous posters are probably correct. It is common practice to graft "good" orange tree stock onto a "sour" orange tree base in order to get a hardier tree which produces good oranges. Sometimes the tree reverts to the sour stock, usually growing out from below the graft, and the tree does not produce good oranges. Sounds like yours has gone "wild."

Maybe someone could make a DVD of "Oranges Gone Wild!"


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