The seller included fertilizer, great results, and experience. I read some reviews, and the experience so far is outstanding
~ Sander M.
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Shipping and Orders
Q: Are there any restrictions on shipping citrus?
We CANNOT ship to California, Florida, Arizona, or Louisiana. Once a tree leaves Texas, it cannot come back due to plant disease protocols.
Q: When will my citrus tree ship?
We will try to ship your tree within 1-2 business days after your order, and you’ll receive a tracking number via email once it's on the way. If the weather is bad en route, we will hold your order.
Your New Tree FAQs
Q: What supplies will I need when the tree arrives?
You’ll need a pot with drainage (at least 5 gallons if repotting), Super Soil or other well-draining soil, and water to get started!
Q: Can I keep the tree in the pot it comes in?
Yes, if you don’t have any supplies and you aren’t ready to repot, you can keep your tree in the container it ships in for a few months.
Q: How do I keep it alive when it arrives?
Simple steps:
• Unbox immediately
• Place the tree in partial shade for the first few days. Protect from any cold weather under 50°F.
• Water thoroughly (until it drains out the bottom) daily for two weeks.
• Then move to a sunny spot (6–8 hours of direct light)
Follow the quick-start guide included in your box!
Q: Will I receive care instructions with my tree?
Yes! Every order includes our printed Quick Start Guide, and you’ll also receive a digital full care guide by email. This walks you through watering, soil, pests, pruning, fertilizing, and more. No guesswork required.
Q: What's the white coating on the bottom of the trunk of my tree?
That white oil is applied to help you visually identify the grafting junction. It’s completely safe and made with natural oils. You don’t need to reapply it unless you want to, but it’s helpful for maintenance and spotting sucker growth.
Q: My tree came with a black straw on the trunk—what is that for?
The black straw is a physical barrier to help suppress rootstock sucker growth below the graft junction. It also makes the graft junction easier to find. The straw will naturally fall off as the trunk thickens, but you can remove and replace it if needed (especially during pest treatments).
Q: What will my tree look like when it arrives?
Your tree will be:
• ~12" tall or taller, depending on variety and season
• Healthy, pruned, and grafted
• May have young leaves, flowers, or baby fruit, depending on the season
Don’t worry if it looks a little sleepy—shipping stress is normal. It will perk up quickly with water and sunlight.
Q: How fast will it grow?
Most customers see noticeable growth within weeks, and see fruit in 24 months, depending on variety and care. We use Dr. Mani's micro-budding method to ensure early fruiting and strong root systems.
Q: Is this tree guaranteed?
Yes. We guarantee your tree arrives alive and healthy, or we’ll replace it. Just follow the included care steps and contact us within 30 days if there’s an issue. We’re here to help!
Is This Tree Grafted?
Q: Are your citrus trees grafted?
Yes, all our citrus trees are professionally grafted, using Dr. Mani Skaria’s proprietary micro-budding method for faster fruiting and stronger resistance.
Q: Why shouldn’t I grow citrus from seed?
Seed-grown trees take 6–8 years (or more) to fruit and may not produce quality fruit at all. Grafting clones the genetics of a proven "mother tree" with great taste, production, and resilience.
Q: Are your trees on dwarfing rootstock?
No, our trees are on vigorous and hearty rootstock — mostly Brazilian Sour Orange or Volkamer Lemon.
Q: My grafted tree lost all its leaves after cold exposure but came back lanky. Is that normal?
That new lanky growth may be coming from the rootstock. Check where it’s growing from. If it’s below the graft junction or has very different leaves, it's likely rootstock growth and should be removed.
Q: What’s the difference between sucker growth and regular branches?
Suckers grow below the graft junction (usually from the rootstock) and don’t produce edible fruit. They often grow fast and straight, with different leaves than the grafted variety. Always prune suckers to redirect energy to the grafted top.
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Calamondin Tree
$79.95
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Citrus Simplified
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Meyer Lemon Reviews
Nicest plants I have ever seen, I highly recommend US Citrus.
~ Renee R.
Verified Buyer
Height
1-foot+
Calamondin delivers bright, zesty, mouthwatering citrus perfect for drinks, cooking, and fresh snacking—beloved across Southeast Asia and now a favorite among home gardeners everywhere.
A Filipino Essential: The citrus behind calamansi juice and countless family recipes.
Powerfully Fragrant & Flavorful: A bold, tangy burst in every small fruit.
Compact and Heavy-Bearing: Produces more fruit than almost any citrus its size.
Grow the citrus that brings Southeast Asian flavor to your backyard.
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The Calamondin Tree is one of the most versatile citrus trees you can grow. With small, tangy fruits that resemble tiny oranges, it’s as beautiful as it is useful. Known for its ornamental charm and bold flavor, the Calamondin is a staple in backyards across the South.
Whether you want fresh citrus for cooking, natural cleaning power, or just a striking decorative tree, the Calamondin delivers. A prolific fruit bearing tree, this is a great tree to grow in any climate!
Imagine squeezing a handful of small golden citrus over grilled meats, noodles, or iced drinks—each one releasing a punch of brightness that transforms the entire dish.
Calamondin is a flavor amplifier, and once you grow one, you’ll wonder how you ever cooked without it.
Real Growers. Real Calamondin. Real Joy.
Great Company
I had been looking for the Calamondin Tree for a while. It is very hard to get citrus shipped in Texas. They were out of stock when I inquired about the tree, but they notified me as soon as it was back in stock. They even sent me a coupon to get free plant food to go with it. Great Company!!!
-Janelle R.
Even my local nursery chose US Citrus Nursery as a supplier!
Deep down, I am overly excited to have the citrus trees I ordered from US Citrus Nursery. Honestly, I have dealt with citrus trees that did not come from US Citrus Nursery that never flowered or fruited. I have dealt with other citrus that were in too large nursery pots, for the size of their root ball. This can lead to a devastating end for the citrus tree. From my past purchase of US Citrus Nursery trees at my local nursery store (even my local nursery chose US Citrus Nursery as a supplier). I quickly learned that US Citrus Nursery has a good fruiting product. I then googled the company and found that I can order directly from US Citrus Nursery. The trees arrived with all the branches still intact. The trees both had fruit on them. This was exciting to know; they were at the fruiting stage. If yours do not, they will soon!! If you haven't clicked submit order yet, I strongly recommend you do!! Do not let the size of the trees fool you! They grow rather fast, and actually bloom and fruit! I have never been a happier citrus tree owner!!
-Rebecca S.
Great Tree!
I tell everyone I know, even some who have no interest in plants at all, what great trees Calamondins are, and now I have bought another. It is a wonderful fruit for those who like the tart taste, but for those who prefer something more tame, it can be used for cooking, which is where it really excels. Calamondin preserves, marmalade, pies, and drinks are all exquisite, according to everyone who commented on them. I have bought five citrus trees from US Citrus Nursery now. It is a great company, which has given me the ability to give my friends here in Vermont fruit they would have imagined was locally grown. Keep up the good work, US Citrus Nursery!
George H.
Completely intact & verdant green...
I recently purchased this tree for my boss and friend who loves plants and loves the Gulf Coast of Florida. I also purchased a grow light and tree food. He loves it so much, and it is doing well despite being shipped to cold Michigan in the heart of our winter weather. So far, it is doing well. Hopefully, it will thrive and fill his office with the beautiful fragrance these little trees' flowers give.
-Gayle G.
Calamondin (Calamansi) Tree
Grown With Live Microbes
Grown in South Texas
Grown In Super Soil
The Story Behind Your Tree
Calamondin likely originated in Southeast Asia or southern China but became a defining citrus of the Philippines, where it plays a central role in cooking, beverages, and daily life. From Filipino kitchens, it spread throughout Indonesia, Malaysia, and tropical Asia, before making its way to Hawaii and the mainland U.S.
Its intense aroma, culinary versatility, and ornamental beauty helped it travel the world as both a practical and beloved citrus plant.
Our nursery-grown Calamondin trees are selected for abundant fruiting, strong aroma, and vigorous growth.
The Juicy Secret to Backyard Abundance
Imagine never running out of a citrus that adds instant life to every recipe—small, bright, bold, and endlessly useful.
Calamondin is the citrus that earns its place in every kitchen.
Hand- Grafted
TDA-Certified
USDA-Certified
Made in the USA
Tree Specifications
Nickname
Calamansi, Philippine Lime/Lemon, Golden Lime, Panama Orange, Chinese Orange, Acid Orange, and Musk Orange
Flavor
Bright, tangy, aromatic
Heritage
Southeast Asian origin, Filipino staple
Size
Mature Tree: 6–12 ft
Container Size: 3–5 ft
Tree You Receive: 1 ft from soil or larger
Seediness
Moderately seedy
Uses
Cooking, drinks, marinades
Attention flavor seekers…
Find The Citrus Lover This Tree Was Made For!
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Perfect for cooks who love Southeast Asian or Filipino cuisine
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Ideal for gardeners wanting a heavy-bearing citrus
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Great for anyone who wants bright, bold citrus always on hand
Citrus Tree FAQs
Shipping & Orders
Q: Are there any restrictions on shipping citrus?
We CANNOT ship to California, Florida, Arizona, or Louisiana. Once a tree leaves Texas, it cannot come back due to plant disease protocols.
Q: When will my citrus tree ship?
We will try to ship your tree within 1-2 business days after your order, and you’ll receive a tracking number via email once it's on the way. If the weather is bad en route, we will hold your order.
Your New Tree
Q: What supplies will I need when the tree arrives?
You’ll need a pot with drainage (at least 5 gallons if repotting), Super Soil or other well-draining soil and water to get started!
Q: Can I keep the tree in the pot it comes in?
Yes, if you don’t have any supplies and you aren’t ready to repot, you can keep your tree in the container it comes in for a few months. Our trees ship in a grower’s pot.
Q: How do I keep it alive when it arrives?
Simple steps:
• Unbox immediately
• Place the tree in partial shade for the first few days. Protect from any cold weather under 50°F.
• Water thoroughly (until it drains out the bottom) daily for two weeks.
• Then move to a sunny spot (6–8 hours of direct light)
Follow the quick-start guide included in your box!
Q: Will I receive care instructions with my tree?
Yes! Every order includes our printed Quick Start Guide, and you’ll also receive a digital full care guide by email. This walks you through watering, soil, pests, pruning, fertilizing, and more. No guesswork required.
Q: What's the white coating on the bottom of the trunk of my tree?
That white oil is applied to help you visually identify the grafting junction. It’s completely safe and made with natural oils. You don’t need to reapply it unless you want to, but it’s helpful for maintenance and spotting sucker growth.
Q: My tree came with a black straw on the trunk—what is that for?
The black straw is a physical barrier to help suppress rootstock sucker growth below the graft junction. It also makes the graft junction easier to find. The straw will naturally fall off as the trunk thickens, but you can remove and replace it if needed (especially during pest treatments).
Q: What will my tree look like when it arrives?
Your tree will be:
• ~12" tall (depending on variety)
• Healthy, pruned, and grafted
• May have young leaves, flowers, or baby fruit, depending on the season
Don’t worry if it looks a little sleepy—shipping stress is normal. It will perk up quickly with water and sunlight.
Q: How fast will it grow?
Most customers see noticeable growth within weeks, and fruit in 24 months, depending on variety and care. We use Dr. Mani's micro-budding method to ensure early fruiting and strong root systems.
Q: Is this tree guaranteed?
Yes. We guarantee your tree arrives alive and healthy, or we’ll replace it. Just follow the included care steps and contact us within 30 days if there’s an issue. We’re here to help!
Grafting & Suckers
Q: Are your citrus trees grafted?
Yes, all our citrus trees are professionally grafted, using Dr. Mani Skaria’s proprietary micro-budding method for faster fruiting and stronger resistance.
Q: Why shouldn’t I grow citrus from seed?
Seed-grown trees take 6–8 years (or more) to fruit and may not produce quality fruit at all. Grafting clones the genetics of a proven "mother tree" with great taste, production, and resilience.
Q: Are your trees on dwarfing rootstock?
No, our trees are on vigorous and hearty rootstock, mostly Brazilian Sour Orange or Volkamer Lemon.
Q: My grafted tree lost all its leaves after cold exposure but came back lanky. Is that normal?
That new lanky growth may be coming from the rootstock. Check where it’s growing from. If it’s below the graft junction or has very different leaves, it's likely rootstock growth and should be removed.
Q: What’s the difference between sucker growth and regular branches?
Suckers grow below the graft junction (usually from the rootstock) and don’t produce edible fruit. They often grow fast and straight, with different leaves than the grafted variety. Always prune suckers to redirect energy to the grafted top.
Temperature & Weather
Q: Can citrus trees handle frost or cold weather?
Citrus is cold-sensitive, but our trees are grafted onto rootstocks that offer increased cold tolerance. Still, protect them during freezes with lights or by bringing them indoors.
Q: What’s the best environment for citrus trees?
Warm, sunny locations with good airflow. Indoors with grow lights will work done for sour varieties.
Q: Can I grow citrus trees in containers?
Absolutely! Citrus trees do great in pots and often fruit better in them. Just use the right soil (like Super Soil) and make sure the pot has drainage holes.
Q: How do I protect my tree from extreme heat in the summer?
Use shade cloth or place your potted tree in partial shade during peak afternoon sun. Water early in the day, use mulch or rice hulls, and avoid fertilizer during heatwaves, as it can stress the plant.
Q: Can I grow citrus trees indoors year-round?
Yes, citrus trees can be grown indoors if they receive plenty of light. Maximize sunlight if you can by placing the trees near a south-facing window or use a strong grow light to ensure 6–8 hours of direct light per day. Good airflow and humidity also help indoor trees thrive. In order to have proper fruit development though, pick a sour variety, a citron, or a kumquat. Mandarins are also a possibility.
Q: Can I plant my citrus tree in the ground eventually?
For the vast majority of people…NO! Citrus trees only thrive in the ground in USDA zones 9–11 - the very southernmost states. This is because you can’t bring them indoors or protect them during freezes. You would need a greenhouse.
Q: Is it okay to leave my citrus tree outside in winter?
Only if temperatures won’t drop below 32°F for long. Bring potted trees indoors or to a protected area when temps dip into the 30s. Use Christmas lights and frost cloth for emergency protection if needed. Citrus doesn’t like the cold!
Watering & Soil
Q: What type of soil is best for citrus?
Our Super Soil is ideal—a mineral-based blend (coco coir, sandy loam, and rice hulls) that drains well and resists compaction, preventing root rot.
Q: How often should I water my citrus tree?
Water deeply (drench) when the top 2" of soil is dry. In summer, this may be every day. In winter, much less. You can also check pot weight as a proxy. Our care guide will give you an idea of how often to water.
Q: How can I tell if my citrus tree is getting too much water?
Signs include yellowing leaves with soft or mushy bases, soggy soil that stays wet, or mold/fungus at the base. Let the soil dry out fully before watering again. Make sure your pot has excellent drainage and use a mineral-based soil like Super Soil to prevent rot.
Flowering & Fruit
Q: When will my citrus tree bear fruit?
Our grafted trees can fruit in as little as 2 years. Let the tree build strength first; it needs 30+ leaves per fruit. Don’t worry if flowers fall off early; that’s normal self-regulation.
Q: How do I know when fruit is ripe?
Look for color and slight softness, and try tasting it!. Citrus does not ripen off the tree, so pick it only once it has developed taste!
Q: My citrus flowers are falling off before fruit sets. Is that normal?
Yes! Citrus trees naturally shed flowers they can't support. This is especially common in the first year. Keep fertilizing monthly, ensure 30+ leaves per fruit, and trust your tree’s instincts—it’s self-regulating energy and health.
Q: Why is my tree not flowering or setting fruit yet?
Citrus trees need time to build strength before they can support fruit. In the first year or two, the tree focuses on growing leaves and roots. You’ll need about 30–50 healthy leaves per fruit for proper development. Be patient and follow the Three Plant Pillars for best results.
Q: Should I let my citrus tree fruit the first year?
You may prune flowers the first year to allow the tree to establish strong roots and leaves. If you choose to leave a few flowers, that’s okay—just know that it may slow down the tree’s growth.
Pests & Disease
Q: What pests and diseases affect citrus?
Common pests: aphids, spider mites, whiteflies, mealybugs, scale, and citrus thrips. Use a combo of DE + sulfur and Castile soap. Common diseases: citrus greening, tristeza, root rot. Prevention is key—use certified trees and proper care products. See our Care Guide for extensive information on Pest & Diseases
Fertilizer & Nutrition
Q: How do I fertilize my citrus tree?
Monthly during spring to early fall. Dr. Mani’s Magic (7-4-4) contains kelp, crab, amino acids, volcanic ash, and micronutrients—all in one simple mix.
Q: Why not use regular potting mix or synthetic fertilizer?
Potting mix decomposes, blocks oxygen, and causes root rot. Salt-based fertilizer kills microbes. Use Super Soil + CKAA for living, oxygen-rich soil and long-term root health.
Q: What is Plant Super Boost?
It’s our biological activator made of live microbes! It adds nitrogen-fixing bacteria and fungi to your soil so your plant pulls nitrogen from the air, not a bag.
Q: What does it mean if new citrus leaves are very pale or yellow-green?
This is usually a sign of iron or nitrogen deficiency. Use a complete fertilizer like Dr. Mani’s Magic (7-4-4) with micronutrients. You can also supplement with chelated iron if needed. If the problem persists, check root health and soil pH.
Leaves & Pruning
Q: Why are my citrus leaves curling or folding inward?
Leaf curling can result from heat stress, lack of water, or pest pressure (like aphids or thrips). Check for pests under the leaves and ensure you’re watering deeply and consistently. If it's very hot, some leaf curl is a self-defense response and may resolve with evening watering.
Q: My tree is dropping leaves—what’s causing this?
Citrus trees drop leaves for a few reasons: sudden temperature changes, overwatering, underwatering, or after being moved. Don’t panic. Focus on stabilizing temperature, watering consistently, and using Super Soil for excellent drainage and root aeration.
Q: Why does my citrus tree have thorns? Is that normal?
Yes, it’s completely normal—especially in young or juvenile citrus trees. Thorns serve a protective purpose in nature, discouraging animals from eating tender branches. Over time, as the tree matures, it typically produces fewer thorns.
Q: When is the best time to prune my citrus tree?
Prune in early spring or midsummer—never in late fall or right before a cold snap. Pruning too late in the season encourages tender new growth that can be damaged by cold weather.
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We include a printed quick start guide with your order, and a full 99-page pdf care guide to get you clear, easy, step-by-step instructions to navigate every season and situation for your complete growing pleasure!
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Why makes Our Citrus Trees Different?
Why every tree we ship is miles ahead of others...
Faster-Growing Citrus
Micro-budded trees are hand-grafted and lead to faster growth and fruit set years earlier
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Grown With Special Soil & Bacteria
We developed a mineral-based soil to grow our trees in, and we add our own live microbe mix for crazy growth!
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Texas-Grown, Direct to You
No middlemen, we grow our own trees from seed and ship every tree from our certified nursery
03
Micro-budding...What in the world is that?
And why only US Citrus Nursery has it...
Proven Results
Don't Grow From Seed
Traditional Grafting
Micro-Budding
The Lemon Tree That Sparked a New Tradition
Every year, our customer's friends gather for lemon drop martinis...
From blooms, to baby lemons, to a basketful of golden fruit!
I wanted to share a picture of my first upcoming Meyer Lemon harvest. My tree is roughly 18 months old, it came as a tiny tree, and I can’t believe what it is producing for me this fall! I have a group of ladies who wait each year for my lemons to be harvested and then we gather here for lemon drop martinis!
🤣💛🍋 Thank you US Citrus Nursery!"
~ Allison C.
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Personal care from our expert nursery team!
Big Box Stores vs. US Citrus Nursery
It’s Not Even Close...
Growing Method
Soil
Live Microbes
Care Guide
Guarantee
Big Box Store Tree
Slow glowers that sulk for months
Bark-based potting mix that breaks down into mush and rots your roots
Grown in salt-based fertilizers that torch beneficial microbes
Nothing, you're on your own!
Guaranteed they will shame your brown thumb!
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Dr. Mani’s Magic
Your US Citrus Nursery Trees
Dr. Mani’s micro-budding for fast growth and fruit in two years
Grown in our own mineral-based, sandy loam soil for perfect roots
Grown with our own bacteria and fungi mix, Plant Super Boost
Simple, step-by-step guide so you know exactly what to do
30-day replacement guarantee for stress-free growing!
100,000+ Trees Thriving Across America
From gardeners just like you!
Excellent service all the way around
So when the first lemon tree arrived, it was very sad, and all the leaves were droopy. I contacted support to see if that was normal. They told me the tree had apparently been affected by the weather during shipping. And give me some tips to try to make it better. When that failed, they sent me another tree. This tree is big, beautiful, and the leaves are happy. It's been transplanted in its pot for 24 hours now, and it looks just as beautiful now as it did when it arrived. The customer support at US Citrus Nursery is excellent. I received emails nearly every day checking up on my tree and offering help with advice. I was able to send them pictures so they could see what was going on. This company takes its customers seriously and cares about them. Where else do you find personal service like that? Nowhere else that I know of. And my husband and I love to support small businesses instead of big chains. Anyhow, if this Lemon tree grows well, like I'm expecting, I'm totally going back for an orange tree, and my husband wants a lime tree. I completely recommend this company; you won't be disappointed with their products, their service, or their super-fast shipping. A+++
gorgeous trees
The beautiful trees I received were impeccably packaged. They arrived safely and were easy to remove from the box. It seems a lot of care goes into growing these gorgeous trees as well as protecting them during the shipment process. The PDF care guide was thoughtfully written and overflowing with wonderful suggestions. I also enjoy reading the ‘Citrus Simplified' blog on the website and look forward to watching my little citrus babies grow. Thank you, US Citrus Nursery! Your customer service is truly a class above the rest!!
-Priya R.
wonderful plants
I bought three citrus trees from US citrus and they all came in wonderful condition. My son and I started a garden this year to get him off the iPad. He has enjoyed seeing all these wonderful plants come in and helping me take care of them!
Tori P.
came healthy and well packaged
Tree came healthy and well packaged! Repotted the tree and is still doing well indoors! I bought a Marrs Orange too! I love that every order came with rice hulls and Dr. Manis microbial juice! Will buy more citrus!!! 🍊🍊🍊
Scotty L.
completely intact, verdant green
I was so impressed with the quality and freshness of the trees I ordered. They arrived completely intact, verdant green, and the soil was moist. I have had poor experiences with mail-order plants, but this is now my go-to supplier. I cannot wait for my first lemons, key limes, and blood oranges to start producing!!!
Chris B.
UPDATE: I have named my plant Dundee
I am so excited. For years, I have been trying to find Australian Finger Limes in Texas...I mean YEARS. I first tried them way back in 2011. When I saw them and tasted them, my mind was completely blown 🤯. So, since then, I have been searching for a way to get a plant. Summer after Summer and all the other months, I have envisioned myself kicking back outside with a cold beer. I lean over and pluck a finger lime from the bush, only arm's length away. I cut it open ( I always have a pocket knife) and squeeze its pulpy citrus caviar into my beer. It was a dream. UNTIL MONDAY! Finally, I found a company from Texas that actually carries them, and they ship them to your home. I was skeptical at first, but I thought I would take a chance. Such an awesome experience. These guys were fantastic communicators. I knew they got my order. I knew when the plant shipped. I got updates during shipping. When the plant arrived. They even sent me videos on how to transplant into a bigger pot. The rest is up to me. I am hoping I can keep this guy alive and that it will produce for me those delicious balls of citrus love of which I have been dreaming for years! UPDATE: I have named my plant Dundee
Hilary K.
The Secret Weapon Behind Our Citrus Trees...Dr. Mani's Magic
Our line of products to make your plants bulletproof!
Plant Super Boost
Adds live microbes to your soil
Boosts root growth and plant strength
Helps plants mine nutrients from the soil and air
All-natural, no chemicals or harsh salts
Crab, Kelp, & Amino Acids (7-4-4)
Complete fertilizer with macro and micronutrients
Natural ingredients like crab shell, seaweed, volcanic ash, & amino acids
All-in-one formula to build strong leaves, roots, and fruit
Organic, slow-release, and no salt to burn roots
Super Soil
Premium mineral-based soil mix
Made with South Texas sandy loam, rice hulls & coco fiber
Won’t break down, compact, or suffocate roots
Drains well, holds moisture, and lasts for years
Packed Like It’s Headed To Our Own Family
Every tree is hand-prepared, secured, and shipped with care!
The best shipping I have ever received...
Honestly, this was the best shipping of any object I think I have ever received, much less something truly difficult like a living plant. The tree was in absolutely perfect condition. The tree has quickly potted/transferred well and has multiple new shoots coming from the stalk that was sent to me. Did I say simply gorgeous packing? I want to keep ordering from you just to see the packing jobs, but alas, my wife believes I have filled out the available space for plants already. Thank you. Your company is solidly on point.
-Gabriel W.
Fastest shipping, hand down!
Trees arrived a couple of days after I ordered them. They arrived very healthy-looking, and they were packed very well. Best experience with ordering a fruit tree online, as I have used many bigger nurseries for lots of other trees in my orchard. Hands down the fastest shipping. Definitely will order from here again.
-Raybon Z.
They teleported my plant?!
Yes! Yes! Yes! I LOVE my plants! They arrived quickly, well wrapped, and healthy! Seems like I selected 'pay' and they arrived the next day. I'm also in Texas; however, this speaks to the efficiency exhibited. I'll be ordering another tree within a couple of weeks.
-Detra H.
Perfect, safe packaging
Perfect addition. I was hesitant to order a tree online, but I'm glad I ordered one through US Citrus Nursery. I received my tree quicker than expected and in the perfect, safe packaging. I love it and it's a perfect addition to my patio garden. I'm very satisfied and will purchase other citrus trees from US Citrus.
-Purity M.
Even the packaging for shipping is done right!
I am from South Texas, and saw this small company from down south, so I figured I would give them the business. I am a chef, so small details are very important to me. Wow, packaging for shipping is nothing like have seen from any other vendor that ships trees, plants, or herbs to me. The tree looks in great shape and very healthy. Can wait to harvest some finger limes from it to add to my fresh oysters on my food truck as a special. Chef Mario Austin, TX
-Mario R.
Why Trust Us...When Others Have Let You Down?
We're so confident in our system, we have a 30-day replacement guarantee for your trees!
From The Desk Of Dr. Mani Skaria, Phd
Founder of US Citrus & Dr. Mani’s Magic • Inventor of Micro-Budding • Founder of the Texas Clean Citrus Program • Professor Emeritus Texas A&M University
Dear Garden Lover,
You may have tried and given up before.
Citrus trees and gardens looking tired, drooping leaves, yellow fruit. You carefully water and fertilize… but everything still struggles.
Let me tell you the truth…It’s not your fault.
Want to know the dirty little secret that I found out?
We’ve all been lied to!
The gardening world is full of products that look fancy… but are actually a net negative.
The Big Chemical companies sell fertilizers are loaded with salts that burn your roots. The Big Box stores stock potting mixes that are decomposing rot that choke your plants, and absolutely everything is lacking beneficial bacteria and fungi!
And even though I invented micro-budding, founded the clean citrus program in Texas, and had all the academic credentials, I still had to experience this pain myself!
My own trees suffered until I discovered what truly matters…the Three Plant Pillars that every plant needs to thrive:
1. Live microbes that unlock nutrients and boost roots
2. Organic fertilizer that feeds, not burns
3. Mineral-based soil that lets roots breathe
That’s why I created Plant Super Boost, Crab, Kelp & Amino Acids (7-4-4), and Super Soil.
To give trees real power. From the roots on up, everything you need and nothing you don’t. Perfected on thousands of plants of every kind.
And if you’ve got one of our micro-budded trees in your hands, know this:
You’re holding science, care, and a little Texas magic.
And you don’t have a brown thumb...you just need the right tools and the right information!
Dr. Mani Skaria
CEO | US Citrus Nursery
