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Sep 1, 2016 1:25 PM CST
Name: Elaine
Sarasota, Fl
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Welcome! Yes, and I agree with greene that we'd need to see pictures. But even that might not tell us a lot about which citrus it is. Unless it's a grapefruit, which tend to have larger leaves with a lobe at the stem end, most citrus look very much alike.

He may have to wait until it produces a fruit to know.

Your Calamondin is a much better type of citrus for growing in a container. It will stay smaller its whole life. The biggest Calamondin tree I've seen here is about 12ft. tall and 8ft wide. Very beautiful and productive.
Elaine

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