Poncirus – Hardy rootstock
Poncirus at a glance
| Type | Hardy rootstock |
| Botanical name / group | Poncirus trifoliata |
| Indicative hardiness | -15 °C — established, acclimatised plant, during a brief frost |
| Uses | Rootstock |
About Poncirus
The classic citrus rootstock: deciduous and extremely resistant to cold.
Poncirus or another variety?
Poncirus should be chosen as a rootstock on the basis of your soil, your climate, the variety being grafted onto it and what you want from the crop.
Frequently asked questions
What is Poncirus for?
It is used chiefly as a rootstock, to propagate citrus varieties and to shape how they behave in cultivation.
Does the choice of rootstock matter?
Yes. It affects vigour, adaptation to the soil, tolerance of certain stresses and the general behaviour of the grafted variety.
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Data sheet
- Rusticité
- -15 °C
- Nom botanique
- Poncirus trifoliata
- Nouveauté
- Oui
- Période de maturité
- Novembre / décembre
- Type de porte-greffe
- 4475
FA5
Poncirus
- Usage des fruits
- Production de graines
- Nouveauté
- Oui
- Période de maturité
- Novembre / décembre
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