Fortunella hindsii (syn. Citrus hindsii) 40-80cm | Hong Kong kumquat | Chinese kumquat Single-Variant Quercus rhysophylla cv 'Maya'

Quercus rhysophylla cv 'Maya'

reddish-brown

revealing patches of green

dry climates and is particularly abundant in the region of Tricase

white to pale pink flowers with a sweet fragrance

Fortunella hindsii (syn. Citrus hindsii) 40-80cm | Hong Kong kumquat | Chinese kumquat Single-Variant Quercus rhysophylla cv 'Maya'The Fortunella hindsii, commonly known as the Hong Kong Kumquat, is one of the smallest citrus species, producing tiny, round orange fruits just 12 cm in diameter. These miniature kumquats have thin, edible rinds but contain numerous seeds and have a tart, slightly bitter flavor. The plant is a compact, densely branched shrub with small, dark green leaves and fragrant white flowers. Highly ornamental and often used for bonsai, this hardy citrus