Citrus japonica (Kumquat) Size:M This species prefers consistency –

This species prefers consistency – once placed in the right environment

Authority: described by Casimir de Candolle (C

Substrate: chunky aroid mix with bark

Several slender green segments spread from one point on a developed Anthurium digitatum leaf

Citrus japonica (Kumquat) Size:M This species prefers consistency –Citrus japonica (Kumquat) Kumquat develops small oval or round fruit with a smooth rind that changes from green to golden orange. Ripe fruit has sweet aromatic skin surrounding sharper pulp, while small white flowers appear among narrow highly glossy leaves. The plant branches densely from an early age and forms a compact small tree with fine textured foliage. Mature branches can carry many brightly coloured fruits at once, each held close to the