Lemonquat pyramid citrus tree 90 cm, second grade
16,00 €
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A plant of Eastern origin, it is a hybrid between the kumquat and the lemon or lime. The fruits are similar to kumquats, slightly more oval, and yellow in colour. The flavour is similar to lime, excellent for cocktails, with plenty of juice and thin peel. This variety is more resistant to low temperatures than usual lemons. The plant is a rather small shrub with foliage similar but narrower than that of a common lemon. It prefers mild cultivation temperatures. It requires regular but not excessive watering. The ideal soil must be well-drained.
The 70% plants bear fruit, whilst the 95% plants have at least some flowers.
Real photos.
| Weight | 1 kg |
|---|---|
| irrigation | media |
| frost resistance | low to medium (not too far below 0 degrees Celsius, otherwise shelter in a porch or garage in winter) |
| productivity | high |
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