- Very decorative, with abundant fruiting and a symmetrical spherical crown.
- Moderate growth, with dense foliage and dark green leaves.
- Prefers sunny locations and warm areas.
- Prefers light, deep, fertile soil with good drainage.
- Requires frequent rich summer watering.
- Fertilize with many small doses of fertilizer.
- Prune lightly in early spring.
- More cold-tolerant than other citrus plants.
The kumquat grows best in sunny spots on the balcony for good growth and abundant fruiting. We choose a location sheltered from frost and north winds, mainly in areas with a south or west orientation. Even in warm southern regions, when planted in a pot on the balcony, the kumquat should be protected during the cold winter nights. For planting kumquat in a pot, we select general-purpose potting soil, rich in nutrients, while at the base of the pot it is good to place a layer of gravel to drain water.
Features
- Very decorative, with abundant fruiting and a symmetrical spherical crown.
- Moderate growth, with dense foliage and dark green leaves.
- Prefers sunny locations and warm areas.
- Prefers light, deep, fertile soil with good drainage.
- Requires frequent rich summer watering.
- Fertilize with many small doses of fertilizer.
- Prune lightly in early spring.
- More cold-tolerant than other citrus plants.
The fruit
- Provides excellent spoon sweet and liqueur.
- Orange-yellow color.
- Small size, oval, with seeds.
- Matures from December.
- Suitable for fresh consumption and processing.
- Can be eaten without peeling.
Manufacturer
OEMDimensions
- Bonsai
- No
- Pot Size
- 12 lt
- Diameter
- -
Special Features
- Terrarium
- No
- Aromatic
- No
Family
- Fruitful
- Kumquat
Important information
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