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What fruits are ripening where you live?
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Grafted tree, I presume? If it can ripen all of the fruits this year, then it will have passed the test. Exciting things to come.
Grafted, yes. It was about a person high when I bought it. It has definitely spread its roots and grown 50% in height since. I'm pretty confident.