Hello Gardeners,
I need your help to find out more about his orange variety. I may have the spelling wrong here but the nursery owner calls it a "kingri malta". I saw some plants today with fruits ready to harvest. The size is about the same as a bearss lime or a meyer lemon. The leaves are small though. Does anyone have this growing? Whats the taste like? Thanks
Ahmed
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Re: More insight on this orange.
Its just for ornimental purpose.Some call is Kengri some call it china malta.
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Thanks Umar. Considering the fruit size, would have loved to grow this in my garden if it was sweet and edible.
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Sir gee its not sweet at all.
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Re: More insight on this orange.
It can be used in making pickles and jams...
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I did the pickling with Calamondin orange. Few relatives kinda liked it but i didnt enjoy it. Dont have a clue about the jam making process.