How Do You Propagate And Grow A Calamondin Citrus Indoors?
In the world of striking and beautiful indoor plants, there are perhaps none as impressive as an indoor citrus, and no citrus easier to start and maintain than a Calamondin. A two to three foot, bushy, deep green leaved member of the orange family, the Calamondin has the distinction of blooming several times a year, even when indoors, and filling the house with its fragrant, orange blossom perfume! An added bonus are the one inch fruits, which hold attractively on the tree for a year after forming, and can then be used as a tart flavor enhancer for fish or meats, or to make a popular marmalade. And if all of that has not yet convinced you of its merits, the Calamondin tree can be easily started from seed, thereby saving you the usual plant nursery price of $30-$60. Want to give it a try? Here are the easy instructions to success: Where to find Calamondin fruits – Stands to reason that you need to find Calamondin fruit if you are going to grow its seed – and since it is a rather unique
