They say that kumquat trees can't be grown from seed because they have week roots. I have 2 seed grown kumquat trees, 1 meiwa &1 nagami. The only thin week about the roots is they grow very little and are to small for the tree above them and the tree doer not grow but a 1/2 inch at a time. Is this what we look for in bonsai characteristics.
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20 month old meiwa with stubby limbs.
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Nagami kumquat with short gangly roots
Roots will take year to reach their container wall. Should I just trim off the tip of the branches.
Has any one used a kumquat tree for an on own roots kumquat bonsai.
Thanks
moochinka
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