how big is it?

im not interested but they make excellent bonsai specimens if you prune their roots and can stay indoors in the winter.
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It is about 3 feet tall and 2-3 feet wide..It is beautiful... There is a pic of it on one of my posts..

Nooooo. Mike.

Don't do that. I am sure it will flower for you. Once it do that, you will be loaded with fruits. Did it get enough sun? Stop fertilizing it for a while, and create a slight drought condition. I am sure you can make it flower. The size is amazing.

Aw Mike, don't give up on the cal!

It would be such a tragedy to let a healthy tree die... keep looking for a new home!

I'll take it. How much would it cost to ship to NJ 07003. Btw can you post picture. Can't search for your post.

thach and MeyerMike, if you hose off the soil, soak the cal in a tub of cool water for a couple of hours, wrap it in plastic and ship overnight it will arrive in Jersey in good shape. Thach, when it arrives soak it in luke warm water a couple of hours and replant immediately. Water the roots in well and you are ready to go. Overnight postage should be about $30.

Thach 1130

I believe this post has Mike's Calamondin picture...I think he said in his post its the picture underneath the first one
(right under the Navel Orange).

Its a very Nice tree!!

Here is a link that might be useful: Picture of Mike's Calamondin

That is a very nice tree. It's a shame to let it die. I hope he gets back to me on shipping cost. My calamondin is about the size of a twig compare to that tree

Hi Mike, You seem to grow a lot of citrus and perhaps you would know the answer to my dilemma; I started several seeds from grapefruit, oranges, lemons and I don't remember what else, several years ago. Of those that germinated, only one tree remains alive and well. It's about five feet tall now, has never flowered, but has gigantic spines - long needle-like protrusions - between each leaf. I would love to know which plant I am growing! Also, not to step on anyone's toes, but if the other person who wanted your calamondin doesn't take you up on it, I'd love to have it. I am also in NJ. Thanks!

LL

Sorry everyone!

Was on vaca for a bit up in northern Maine, and I stayed at a friends home that had the largest south facing windows and skylights you could dream for. I was so jealous. You all know why!!! Right in the middle of corn fields mind you. You could here a fly winds flapping as it went by a hundred feet away, it was so quite and tranquil. No paved roads to get there.Miles of dirt road to get to his home. Does anyone here live like this? lol
So what, my citrus would of loved to sit in that house all winter,,

Anyways here is a couple of pics I took today of the tree..

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Nancy, thankyou for directing others to the older pic..:-)
Tsmith, thanks for the info and instructions!
Everyone else, thankyou for the compliments and support. You are all such a great bunch of people..You make this forum alive and fun!
Love you all!

P.s...Luckyladyd, I wouldn't have a clue. I always buy my trees labled, usually have no problem caring for them, especially with all the help I have learned from others here. So sorry. I would post a pic of it, and so someone would recognize it, someone like tsmith, rhizzo, or anyone else who knows the citrus much better than I do. I would start a new thread. Give it a shot..Good luck!

Thach, let's work something out k...

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