Information On Growing Calamondin Trees | 食品添加物合法業者資訊網

2021年6月14日—Calamondintreesareshade-tolerant,althoughtheyaremostproductivewhengrowninfullsun.Theyarealsodrought-tolerantalthough,toavoid ...

Calamondin citrus trees are cold hardy citrus (hardy to 20 degrees F. or -6 C.) that are a cross between a mandarin orange[1] (Citrus reticulata, tangerine[2], or Satsuma) and a kumquat[3] (Fortunella margarita). Calamondin citrus trees were introduced from China to the U.S. around 1900.

Used in the United States primarily for ornamental purposes and often as a bonsai specimen[4], Calamondin trees are cultivated throughout southern Asia and Malaysia, India, and the Philippines for their citrus juice. 

Since the 1960s, potted calamondin citrus trees have been shipped from southern Florida to other areas of North America for use as houseplants; Israel does much the same thing for the European market.

Growing calamondin trees are small, bushy evergreens that can attain heights of 10-20 feet (3-6 m.) high, but are usually much shorter in stature. Small spines are apparent on the branches of growing calamondin trees, which bear fabulous or...