Calamondin Orange Reviews
Newest Review: ... the floor and we've already cut off the top twigs which had reached the ceiling. When it was too big for the window sill, it ... more
... stood in the front garden from spring to late autumn (once a neighbour called us to take it inside because frost was predicted). During the cold season it stood on a landing of the staircase which wasn't a good idea because our neighbour's cat, which used to sleep on the doormats of the three flats the house has, mistook it for her loo. For the two following winters we took it up to the flat on the second floor which has a sunny room. This was quite an effort. The pot contained so much soil that it was too heavy to c...more
Customer Calamondin Orange Reviews (1)
by - written on 13/09/11, updated on 13/09/11 (Very useful, 122 readings)
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We call our plant Little Orange Tree, but this is not its official name. The Latin term is Citrus mitis, but the English and German gardeners' sites on the net I've checked use the term Calamondin (which I'm going to use from now on, it sounds nice to my ears). I'd never heard the term before and a mini survey among my English speaking online friends showed that they hadn't, either. One site informs me that the plant originates from China, another that it comes from the Philippines. I think the latter claim is more convincing as the term comes from Tagalog, the language of the Philippines. 'Kalamunding' means: 1) a small citrus tree 2)the small, tangerine ... Read the complete review
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