Calamondin Cross between Mandarin Orange and a Kumquat.
$34.99 / 8" Pot
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We don't have this item in stock right now, but 30 more are on the way and should arrive in the next month.
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| Most often grown as beautiful ornaments, the Calamondin Orange Tree, sometimes known as Calamonsi or Miniature Orange, also produces edible fruit. It is a cross between mandarin orange and kumquat, originally from China. It has been grown in Florida since the early 1900s and has been a popular potted plant for decades. This fruit tree is also known for being used for bonsai. This is the perfect plant to accent your patio or sunroom—with the bonus of citrus fruit. Enjoy attractive green leaves, beautiful white blossoms, and orange-scented flowers. The Calamondin oranges are vibrant yellow oranges; the tree can produce fruit year-round. Potted Calamondin trees should be brought indoors during winter months. | |
| Calamondin oranges look like miniature oranges. They are slightly sour, making them more like limes and lemons in taste and use. The peels are edible, and the fruit is often eaten whole. Calamondin oranges contain fiber, potassium, vitamin C, and vitamin A. |
| Calamansi (Citrus × microcarpa) |
