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Calamansi
3+ years old Grafted Calamansi onto trifoliate. The plants are going to flower this season. A large size, beautiful and healthy looking plant.
This is the real Asian calamansi or Filipino Citrus plant. They are slightly different than the cross bred calamansi and has a distinguished smell and an intense lime taste. Plants are well established most already producing flowers/fruit at the moment.
Calamansi is a small citrus fruit, with a bright orange flesh and a peel that goes from green to orange as it ripens. It tastes sour with a hint of sweetness, like a mix between a lime and a mandarin. It has a distinctive aroma – citrusy and floral.
One of the most popular citrus and widely used in Asian cuisine, Calamansi can be found in fruit juices, and as a garnish for other well-known meals in Asian cuisine.
Plant Care
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Light |
Full sun, but could tolerate partial shade |
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Water |
Need regular watering during summer. |
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Soil |
Well drain and moist soil they don’t like wet feet |
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Fertilizer |
A lot of citrus fertiliser. Nitrogen hungry plant |
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Wind |
Avoid high wind to prevent flowers drop. |
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Frost |
Drought tolerant and can stand up to -2c for a period. Covering young trees in winter against frost may be required. |
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Flowering |
Flowering and set fruit throughout Spring to summer. If they are being well look after they produce fruit all year long. |
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Pruning |
Not necessary as leaves might die off during winter time usually and come back again around spring time. Just trim any dead branch. |
Rose was easy to communicate with. The plant arrived looking fresh and healthy. I was concerned that it was supposed to arrive on Monday but got to us on Tuesday. The plant was a bit smaller than in the picture I saw where it looked bigger and taller. But it is okay. I don’t think it will fruit this year verses what I was told.
Compared to the airlayered calamansi i bought early this year, this grafter calamnsi does not have fruits though it has some flowers, the leaves have yellow tinge to it and is not as bushy as the air layered one.
This little gem is just a stunner purchased February 2022 she is producing ripe fruit now. Stayed evergreen through winter last year. We live costal so very windy even in sheltered spot still is exposed to wind but is growing quickly in pot. I’m gonna move and plant in my orchard(very exposed to high winds) have other citrus young trees covered but have two older citrus that are booming. Will update review when tree has been planted in ground after winter. Packaging was the BEST as always.
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I received the tree with some fruits on it already. It has survived the winter season. Now, it is growing fruits again. Love it!
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