Kumquat Seedling Prices per Plant and Propagation Methods

Kumquat is called "jinjuzi" here in the author's hometown. Every time someone catches a cold and coughs, the elders in the family will tell you to eat some jinjuzi to treat it. In fact, kumquats can be eaten both raw and cooked. So how much does a kumquat seedling usually cost per plant?

1. How much does a kumquat seedling cost per plant?

For crisp-skin kumquat seedlings in Pingyi County, Linyi City, Shandong Province, height 0.5-1 m, ground diameter under 2 cm, one-year seedlings, minimum order of ten plants, 3.6 yuan per plant; premium grafted two-year seedlings, minimum order of ten plants, 6.8 yuan per plant; premium grafted three-year seedlings, minimum order of 5 plants, 9.8 yuan per plant; shipped with fruit, minimum order of five plants, 20 yuan per plant; five-year high-quality grafted seedlings, minimum order of 5 plants, 35 yuan per plant, etc.; for smooth-skin kumquat seedlings in Jianyang City, Chengdu, Sichuan Province, height 35-50 cm with branches, minimum order of 50 plants, 4.5 yuan per plant, etc. The above data all come from the Nongxun Network supply hall; logistics and other costs are to be negotiated, and the quotations are for reference only. It can be seen that prices fluctuate depending on variety, place of origin and specifications.

2. Kumquat seedling propagation methods

1. First wash the kumquat seeds clean, then soak them in water for about 7 days, and note that the water needs to be changed every day.

2. After 7 days, take the seeds out and peel off the outer coat of the seeds, taking special care not to damage the seeds.

3. Place the seeds with the round end down and the pointed end up, distribute them evenly in the soil of the flower pot, then sprinkle a layer of maifan stone on top.

4. Spray an appropriate amount of water on the seeds every day to keep the soil moist; this should continue for about three weeks, spraying water several times a day depending on the actual situation.

5. After about three weeks, you will see the small kumquat seedlings emerge. After about six weeks, the seedlings have grown several leaves; at this point, the seedlings should be divided into separate pots and grown independently.

Overall, kumquat seedlings can only be transplanted when they have grown to a certain height. You can choose the planting mode according to your needs, whether open-field or container growing, etc.

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