Q.Rootstock
I have a Satsumma Mandarin tree. Almost a year now the rootstock started growing and it is much taller than the grafted part. Will this delay the growth of the grafted tree and lessen the fruits?

Nikki
Certified GKH Gardening Expert
Certified GKH Gardening Expert
Answered on March 15, 2014
Yes, you should remove the rootstock growth. It does rob the graft of nutrients and will eventually kill it, if left to grow.
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