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FREE: 5 Calamansi Seeds (Calamondin/Chinese Orange/Citrus Fruits)

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The listing, 5 Calamansi Seeds (Calamondin/Chinese Orange/Citrus Fruits) has ended.

small, very round citrus fruit also known as: aldonisis, calamonding, calamunding, Chinese orange, kalamondin, calamondin orange, Panama orange, kalamunding, kalamonding, kalamundin, calamundi.

Scientific name: Citrus microcarpa

Very easy to grow. you can enjoy the sweet feminine aroma surround your house during spring when flowers are all in bloom. and you can harvest your fruits during summer! you can fill baskets to give away to friends or use in your recipes. we also make juice out of it. it's really rich in vitamin C! and good remedy for sore throat, flu and colds. it can be mixed with hot tea. also good for baked salmons etc.

It is the actual photo of our tree...look! birds also put nests on our tree...little birdies are so cute. on the right photo, my dad and my little girl are getting the last fruits last summer.

It doesn't frost in winter. very hardy!

I will only ship free to USA.

Questions & Comments

Can this tree be grown in Michigan

Aug 16th, 2011 at 10:24:02 AM PDT by

yes, but in pots indoor when it's winter time. it can survive the frost here in florida but i don't know if it can with snow. you can place it beside your window where it can get enough sun. i've seen some of these plants in pots and they do well and they bear fruits as well. My dad did air layered plant for my uncle in Chicago, IL and it has fruits now. it is an indoor plant in a big pot like a miniature tree. Maybe i can take a picture when we go there on thanksgiving. =)

Aug 16th, 2011 at 10:59:35 AM PDT by

Thanks for the information. I really love this.

Aug 16th, 2011 at 5:42:16 PM PDT by

You're welcome! thank you for asking. =)

Aug 17th, 2011 at 10:09:28 AM PDT by

How about Missouri?

Aug 19th, 2011 at 8:01:13 AM PDT by

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