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VIDEO: How to Care for Kumquat & Limequat trees ??with Summer Rayne Oakes

October 11, 2023/in Blog, Espoma Videos, Fruits & Vegetables, Trees & Shrubs

Join Summer Rayne Oakes of Homestead Brooklyn as she guides us through the process of repotting and nurturing Kumquat and Limequat trees.

A Kumquat is a delightful orange-like fruit indigenous to Southeast Asia. Unlike many fruits, the rind of a kumquat is entirely edible and is where most of the fruit’s nutrients are packed. On the other hand, a Limequat is an intriguing hybrid of the Kumquat and Key lime, inheriting attributes from both.

For the optimal growing medium, Summer uses a mix of Espoma Organic Potting Soil and Espoma Organic Perlite, ensuring her trees get the best start.

 

Learn more about Summer Rayne Oakes here:

Website: homesteadbrooklyn.com

YouTube: @summerrayneoakes

Facebook: facebook.com/homesteadbrooklyn

Instagram: instagram.com/homesteadbrooklyn

Twitter (X): twitter.com/sroakes

 

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