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Citrus Tree Collection Kit

Citrus Tree Collection Kit

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Description

Easily pot-up your new citrus trees. Kit includes three citrus trees, and three 10-inch diameter pots with saucers. Once transplanted into the pots, each citrus tree’s roots have sufficient room to spread and grow. Pot and saucer are made of durable, crack- and chip-resistant resin that is lightweight for easy portability and resistant to fading.

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Great variety and can be grown indoors in a container
Raenee T on Mar 2, 2019
Great variety and can be grown indoors in a container
Raenee T on Mar 2, 2019
Birthday gift to a chef
Tommy W on Oct 26, 2018
Birthday gift to a chef
Tommy W on Oct 26, 2018
Are these trees ok to keep indoor?
Colleen on Feb 20, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Yes just place in sunny spot dont over water drain well
If I use grow lamps for these citrus trees in the winter, will they thrive better??
Lucyb on Mar 19, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I have never tried grow lamps. Our house has lots of windows so my plant gets plenty of light. As soon as danger of frost is gone we put our key lime and orange trees outside and they do really well, they are often in full blossom before we put them out. Not so much for the banana tree, it likes it better inside.
If I purchase your citrus tree collection kit in the 10"pots how long will the trees take to produce fruit to eat ?
Gilbert S on Nov 18, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi Gilbert - We appreciate you reaching out to us. The citrus collection is shipped with a 4" potted plant and a 10" pot for you to replant your citrus tree. It takes approximately 1-2 years before these plants are ready to bear fruit.

If you have any further questions please don't hesitate to reach back out to us. Have a great day!
I would like to purchase the 4 potted fruit trees and keep them in pots. However, they are not compatible with my zone, which is 8A. If I were to bring the plants in the house during the winter, would they then be compatible with my zone? I live far enough south (Selma, NC) and can provide them with full sun all day long on my deck.
Candee H on May 16, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Oh, yes, people do this all over the northern half of the country. They just need a sunny window during the winter, the right food and even moisture. They'll make your whole house smell good. :-)
I live in an apartment in Chicago, lots sunshine, will they thrive year round indoors?
Kenneth S on Sep 30, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes, but they'll do better if you can sit them outdoors on a patio or balcony during the summer, then bring them back in when the daily temperatures start dropping into the 60s.
What kind of potting soil for citrus fruit?
Cleola M on May 25, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Regular potting soil mixed with a little soil acidifier will do it. Citrus trees like their soil pH between 5.5 and 6.5.
are these self pollinated ?
LUIGI P on Apr 29, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes, they are.
may I pot grow and bring in for the winter?
Leslie D on Feb 17, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Yes you should grow your citrus in a pot, if you live in a colder climate. To avoid damage from freezing weather, bring the plant inside right before the first frost. Put it near a South-facing window. Check for moisture at least weekly; the leaves tend to dry out in the indoor climate. Generally, don???t fertilize it while indoors (treat it like a Bonsai). Then in Spring, after the last frost, set it out onto your patio again, in full sun. Beginning about the third year you should start getting a nice crop.

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Arrived beautiful, had a tough winter
Trees arrived in beautiful condition and the Meyer even flowered. They had a great dinner but the winter did a number on them. Meyer completely died unfortunately and Key Lime lost all its leaves. Had a grow light set up during the winter but it didn't help in the end. Hard to blame the company, trees got here perfect, just wish I still had my Meyer
May 19, 2017
Purchased
 over 3 years ago
Great buy
Still no fruit at this time but can not wait. Have had 2 of them for a year and other since this spring. Tress are 1-3 years old. Hope by next year's can have something.
May 23, 2018
Purchased
 over 2 years ago

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