Calamondin is a cross between a sour Mandarin (Citrus reticulata) and a kumquat (Fortunella marginata).
Latin Name: X Citrofortunella Microcarpa. Also X Citrofortunella mitisOther names: Acid orange, calamondin orange, Panama orange,golden lime, scarlet lime
Preferred Zones: Zones 9-11
Size: Calamondin grows, on average, to be 6-15' tall and 4-8' wide.
Exposure: Full sun
Soil: Calamondin should be grown in well draining soil. It can grow in a wide variety of soil types.
Notes: Not tolerant of freezing conditions, or wind. Drought tolerant once established, but especially needs water during fruiting for proper formation.