Calamansi Calamondin Lime Seeds Citrus Tangerine fruit Citrus Reticulata Bonsai

Description: Welcome to our store Description We are delivering seeds loot from newly harvested fruits so do not worry about its quality or germination ability. You can have more than you order 😉 Calamansi trees are part of the citrus family and bear a small, sour fruit. The calamansi fruit is used in asian cuisine and tastes something like lime. Some people also grow calamansi trees for decoration. The hardest part of growing calamansi trees is maintaining the correct environment, especially if you don't live in a tropical location. As long as you keep the plants warm, humid, and exposed to light, they should grow into healthy trees. Propagation Method Remove the outer, pulpy layer of the seeds.Use the seeds right away after removing the outer layer. They still need to be moist to grow. Step 01.Place the seeds in a damp paper towel. Dampen a paper towel with a few drops of water. Place the seeds in the center of the towel and fold it so that the seeds are enveloped inside. Alternatively, you can place the seeds directly into damp potting soil, just deep enough to be completely covered by the soil. Step 02.Leave the seeds in a resealable plastic bag somewhere warm for 3 days. Place the seeds wrapped in paper towel into a resealable plastic bag. Close the bag, but leave some air inside. Place the bag somewhere warm, such as a windowsill that gets a lot of sunlight or on top of a refrigerator.If you put the seeds directly into the soil, cover the pot with plastic wrap to create a warm, humid environment. Step 03.Transplant any sprouted seeds into a small pot filled with soil. Check the seeds after 3 days. Any seeds that have sprouted can be moved to a small pot to continue growing. Fill the pot with potting soil and plant the sprouted seeds just underneath the surface. Water the soil so that the top 1 inch (2.5 cm) is damp.For seeds planted in a pot, remove the plastic wrap once the seeds have sprouted.You may need to wait an extra day or two for the seeds to sprout. Step 04.Move seedlings to individual pots once they have 2 large leaves. After around 6 weeks, the seedlings will grow to be several inches tall and start to sprout leaves. As soon as a seedling has 2 fully-grown leaves, you can move it into its own pot. Gently remove it from the soil so that you don't break the roots.Always water seedlings thoroughly, so that the potting soil is damp all the way through, when you transplant them to a new pot. Young plants need more water to grow than mature plants. Step 05.Transplant your calamansi every 2 months to give it more room to grow. To transplant a calamansi plant, gently slide the soil and seedling out of one pot and carefully break apart the roots to separate them. Place the seedling in a larger pot and fill it in with well-draining soil. Water the seedling so that the soil is damp all the way through.The seedling should be planted around 2 inches (5.1 cm) deep in the soil. Step 06.Water the plant regularly and leave it in full sun. Calamansi plants need to be watered whenever the top layer of soil dries completely out, which could be daily or several times a week, depending on humidity levels. Calamansi also requires full sun for healthy growth, meaning it needs to be exposed to sunlight for 6-10 hours a day.Use soil that drains well for calamansi, as this plant doesn't like having damp roots.If you can't expose your calamansi plant to full sun, you can use grow lights indoors. Thanks for visiting us ❤️❤️

Price: 3.99 USD

Location: Kadawatha

End Time: 2024-08-04T09:41:13.000Z

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