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2023年5月27日 · A friend has a backyard in east Van they do nothing with, and I have the opportunity to plant yuzu. I figure it will hold about 14 mature plants. I'd like to do this project from seed but have not been able to find all the information I believe I will need. 1. From what I've read yuzu take 15-20 years to fruit, unless grafted.
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2019年4月9日 · Normally Yuzu in the wild has a moderately dwarfed growing habit, which means that even though citrus grown from seed usually takes a long time to fruit because it is not on a different rootstock, this only half applies to Yuzu (in fact Yuzu is …
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2012年8月19日 · Yuzu definitely needs to be kept in a sheltered, well-drained place - I planted mine against the house under the gutters. The only problem with this location is that it gets too dry in the summer and I have to water daily. Yuzu will also drop its leaves when it gets extremely cold (-8 or -9) but will pick up where it left off the following spring.
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2012年8月19日 · The tree, including most of the other hardy citrus trees, tend to produce fruit off and on, every other year (with different trees in fruit each year). I think going as far north as Seattle, you get less heat, so the trees might have to reach a much bigger size to begin fruiting, and to reach that size could take a long time (maybe 5 to 8 years ...
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2022年2月7日 · I ordered the seeds from Trade Winds Fruit: Citrus junos - Yuzu They came really fresh, they recommend using them as quick as possible. They cost me 3.50$ and 9$ for the shipping= 13$ (Canadian dollar)
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2019年4月3日 · This is a picture of a 7 year old Yuzu tree in Vancouver BC, about 8 feet tall and bears over 200 "lemons" yearly. (I archived this picture along with the accompanying description from Tropic to Tropic Plants) Yuzu has many excellent culinary uses, though is …
Citrus and Rare Fruit Pre-Order for 2023 from Phoenix Perennials
2023年1月17日 · Our Citrus and Rare Fruit Pre-Order is on now at Phoenix Perennials. Pre-ordering is open for pick-up or shipping within Canada for spring 2023. You can order at www.phoenixperennials.com. Here is the current list: Asimina triloba KSU-Atwood Asimina triloba KSU-Benson Asimina triloba KSU-Chappell
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2008年3月23日 · I have a Sudachi, but almost never use the fruit. The fruit is very seedy, and does not contain all that much juice, sort of like a Yuzu. Could be used for squeezing over fish, or a salad. It is supposed to contain a high percentage of Vitamin C. If Vancouver has a large Japanese population, you "might" be able to find the fruit.
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2024年10月6日 · I've got more photos, taken today. For the last 2, the yuzu, you can see the negative effect that chelated iron treatment had ... most of the plant is still a beautiful deep green, and where the yellowing is, that didn't start showing up until the iron was introduced. I sure appreciate your collective wisdom and goodwill so far!
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2019年12月11日 · Yuzu Ichandrin – Yuzu is prized in Japan for flavoring, juice and preserves producing abundant, easy-to-peel, 3 inch diametre fruit with tasty, lemon-lime flavour. It has also become a hot item for foodies in North America. This Citrus is super hardy to about minus 18 degrees Celsius and can be easily grown outdoors in coastal BC year round ...