Kinzu Orange tree showcasing tiny fruits and rich green leaves in full bloom.
A charming Kinzu Orange tree with tiny oranges and soft green foliage.
A vibrant, short Kinzu Orange Bonsai with delicate small fruits in white pot.

Kinzu Orange

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Cultivate a miniature citrus orchard indoors with the captivating Kinzu orange bonsai tree. This dwarf orange tree, also known as the Hong Kong kumquat, features glossy green foliage that compliments fragrant white flowers in the spring and vibrant orange fruits in the fall. Even beginners can enjoy the rewarding challenge of caring for this bonsai, as it's known for its tolerance of indoor conditions. Simply place your Kinzu Orange Bonsai in a sunny spot for at least 6 hours a day, water wisely, and mist the leaves regularly to mimic a humid climate.

Watering properly.
Watering properly is critical to maintaining a healthy bonsai! Water thoroughly every two or three days, soaking the bonsai’s soil. Never let a bonsai totally dry out.

Maintenance.
Bonsai should be periodically trimmed to keep their shape.

For best results, place your indoor bonsai near windows facing southeast or west. In warm weather, all indoor trees grow best outside.  Bring your tree indoors when nighttime temperatures begin to dip below 50ºF. Never allow your indoor bonsai to freeze.

Fertilizing.
Fertilize in the spring with “Bonsai Pro” fertilizer. 

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Cultivate a miniature citrus orchard indoors with the captivating Kinzu orange bonsai tree. This dwarf orange tree, also known as the Hong Kong kumquat, features glossy green foliage that compliments fragrant white flowers in the spring and vibrant orange fruits in the fall. Even beginners can enjoy the rewarding challenge of caring for this bonsai, as it's known for its tolerance of indoor conditions. Simply place your Kinzu Orange Bonsai in a sunny spot for at least 6 hours a day, water wisely, and mist the leaves regularly to mimic a humid climate.

Watering properly.
Watering properly is critical to maintaining a healthy bonsai! Water thoroughly every two or three days, soaking the bonsai’s soil. Never let a bonsai totally dry out.

Maintenance.
Bonsai should be periodically trimmed to keep their shape.

For best results, place your indoor bonsai near windows facing southeast or west. In warm weather, all indoor trees grow best outside.  Bring your tree indoors when nighttime temperatures begin to dip below 50ºF. Never allow your indoor bonsai to freeze.

Fertilizing.
Fertilize in the spring with “Bonsai Pro” fertilizer. 

Kinzu Orange

This product is temporarily unavailable.

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Kinzu Orange

Kinzu Orange tree showcasing tiny fruits and rich green leaves in full bloom.
A charming Kinzu Orange tree with tiny oranges and soft green foliage.
A vibrant, short Kinzu Orange Bonsai with delicate small fruits in white pot.

Kinzu Orange

This product is temporarily unavailable.

product details

Cultivate a miniature citrus orchard indoors with the captivating Kinzu orange bonsai tree. This dwarf orange tree, also known as the Hong Kong kumquat, features glossy green foliage that compliments fragrant white flowers in the spring and vibrant orange fruits in the fall. Even beginners can enjoy the rewarding challenge of caring for this bonsai, as it's known for its tolerance of indoor conditions. Simply place your Kinzu Orange Bonsai in a sunny spot for at least 6 hours a day, water wisely, and mist the leaves regularly to mimic a humid climate.

Watering properly.
Watering properly is critical to maintaining a healthy bonsai! Water thoroughly every two or three days, soaking the bonsai’s soil. Never let a bonsai totally dry out.

Maintenance.
Bonsai should be periodically trimmed to keep their shape.

For best results, place your indoor bonsai near windows facing southeast or west. In warm weather, all indoor trees grow best outside.  Bring your tree indoors when nighttime temperatures begin to dip below 50ºF. Never allow your indoor bonsai to freeze.

Fertilizing.
Fertilize in the spring with “Bonsai Pro” fertilizer. 

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product details

Cultivate a miniature citrus orchard indoors with the captivating Kinzu orange bonsai tree. This dwarf orange tree, also known as the Hong Kong kumquat, features glossy green foliage that compliments fragrant white flowers in the spring and vibrant orange fruits in the fall. Even beginners can enjoy the rewarding challenge of caring for this bonsai, as it's known for its tolerance of indoor conditions. Simply place your Kinzu Orange Bonsai in a sunny spot for at least 6 hours a day, water wisely, and mist the leaves regularly to mimic a humid climate.

Watering properly.
Watering properly is critical to maintaining a healthy bonsai! Water thoroughly every two or three days, soaking the bonsai’s soil. Never let a bonsai totally dry out.

Maintenance.
Bonsai should be periodically trimmed to keep their shape.

For best results, place your indoor bonsai near windows facing southeast or west. In warm weather, all indoor trees grow best outside.  Bring your tree indoors when nighttime temperatures begin to dip below 50ºF. Never allow your indoor bonsai to freeze.

Fertilizing.
Fertilize in the spring with “Bonsai Pro” fertilizer. 

Kinzu Orange

This product is temporarily unavailable.

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Note: The blooming season is from April to June.

Note: The blooming season is from April to June.