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Dwarf and Hybrid Kamla Orange Plant - Perfect for Home Gardens\

The Dwarf and Hybrid Kamla Orange, often known as Calamondin Orange or Kamla Lebu, is a wonderful choice for home gardeners with limited space. This compact citrus tree is a natural hybrid known for its ability to thrive in containers, bringing a touch of evergreen beauty and fresh fruit right to your balcony, patio, or sunniest indoor spot.\

Key Features\

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• Compact and Dwarf Variety - Excellent for growing in pots, making it suitable for small spaces and urban gardening.\
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• Fragrant White Flowers - Produces lovely, waxy white blossoms that release a sweet, delicate fragrance, often blooming in the spring.\
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• Ornamental Appeal - Features shiny, dark green, evergreen leaves for year-round visual appeal.\
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• Small, Juicy Fruit - The fruit is small, round, and orange-colored. It is highly valued for juicing and preserves due to its refreshing, balanced sweet and sour taste.\
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• Self-Pollinating - This variety is self-fertile and typically does not require a second tree for fruit set.\
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Home Garden Care Guide\

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• Sunlight - Place the plant in a location that receives at least 6 to 8 hours of direct, bright sunlight each day for optimal growth and fruit production.\
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• Soil - Plant in well-draining, fertile soil. Ensure that the container or planting site allows excess water to escape easily to prevent root issues.\
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• Watering - Water the plant thoroughly whenever the top few inches of soil become dry. Water more frequently during hot, dry summer periods but avoid making the soil soggy.\
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• Feeding - Apply a fertilizer specifically designed for citrus plants on a regular basis during the main growing seasons, such as spring and summer.\
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• Pruning - Prune lightly as needed to maintain a desirable shape, keep the plant compact, and to remove any dead or non-productive branches.\
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• Container Growing - If growing in a pot, ensure the container is appropriately sized and has sufficient drainage holes at the bottom.\
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