wow such vivid colour my goodness so beautiful to see lines of those trees . A really interesting video I had heard of TET holiday but did not know about kumquat and it's significance to the TET holidays. Great video . Nice vlog as always stay safe
Great to hear. I think they use a lot of fertiliser to get them like this and Vietnamese won't eat these fruits because of it. Yours would be healthier for sure. 👌🏻
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It's Calamondin . Calamondin have many cultivars . This cultivar is for decoration. Edit : Maybe it's marumi kumquat. If the skin smell like mandarin orange, inside have more than 8 sections and skin not smooth it's one of calamondin cultivar. Marumi Kumquat skin is very smooth. IMO The leaves shape looks like calamodin to me. Kumquat leaves are longer and more symmetrical.
Thanks, do you grow kumquat trees in Thailand? They certainly don't eat the fruit on these decorative trees as they pump them so full of some kind of fertiliser. But at the end of TET (Lunar New Year) they strip the fruit off and replant the tree in the garden, which then grows fruit again which is used for dips. Thanks for watching. For more Village life in Vietnam check out my other channel @VietnamVillageLife
@@TravelAgentHanoi It's the same as Vietnam in Chinatown. We have local cultivar that looks ugly so calamodin is not much popular here . Tropical climate made kumquat (meiwa , nagami)a bit bitter. Both calamodin and kumquat are green and yellow when ripened outside winter. Kumquat growers are rare in Thailand. I have Vietnam variety but don't know if it was the same because I haven't seen the inside. The one I got don't have nice smell and very tart
Fruition signifies for Heavenly endowment, wealth or Lộc in VNmese. Round kim quat means perfect or fulfilment Golden /Yellow = Gold wealth & happiness lush green leaf signify abundance, fresh life, youth, healthy
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When we take it out of the pot after TET holidays, the fruits are stripped off (they're full of chemicals) & then planted in the garden. We have quite a few from years gone by. I'd say it's OK as long as the weather is right for it. Thanks for watching.
Someone mentioned Meiwa earlier in the comments and I think thats the type. I had no idea there were other types, thats all I see in Vietnam. Thank for watching. 👍
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That’s insane …. And here I am proud of my lil tree with like 5 on them and still green .
That's still good going, dont knock it...these guys are professionals...great place for a visit if you get over. 👍🏻
wow such vivid colour my goodness so beautiful to see lines of those trees . A really interesting video I had heard of TET holiday but did not know about kumquat and it's significance to the TET holidays. Great video . Nice vlog as always stay safe
Yeah they were really nice up close too. Well worth the visit.
Great to see this Kumquat Orchard that place would be worth a fortune in the west thanks for the upload
Yeah, pretty price for some of those trees. Much more than any Xmas tree I have come across. Although I haven't bought a Xmas tree in the west ever! 😂
That's a really great price. And those kumquat trees are beautiful. I ordered one last week.
Great aren't they. Are you in Vietnam, or even Nam Dinh, where that Orchard is? Thanks for watching.
They're reaally full of fruit for such small trees. Awesome! They resemble cristmas trees from afar
Yeah, really full. 👍🏻
Wow--I have 7 'Quat trees...5 different varieties....and they rarely ripen perfectly all at once like this AMAZING orchard !
Great to hear. I think they use a lot of fertiliser to get them like this and Vietnamese won't eat these fruits because of it. Yours would be healthier for sure. 👌🏻
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Excellent Simon just lovely indeed love the clips.👌
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Omg vietnam got pine trees growing citrius!
haha...great trees, i love them! We lant the used ones in our garden and use the newly grown fruit for dips when eating boiled chicken! Nice!!
Very interesting to see. Good vid.
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Good video
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It's Calamondin . Calamondin have many cultivars . This cultivar is for decoration. Edit : Maybe it's marumi kumquat. If the skin smell like mandarin orange, inside have more than 8 sections and skin not smooth it's one of calamondin cultivar.
Marumi Kumquat skin is very smooth. IMO The leaves shape looks like calamodin to me. Kumquat leaves are longer and more symmetrical.
Thanks, do you grow kumquat trees in Thailand? They certainly don't eat the fruit on these decorative trees as they pump them so full of some kind of fertiliser. But at the end of TET (Lunar New Year) they strip the fruit off and replant the tree in the garden, which then grows fruit again which is used for dips. Thanks for watching. For more Village life in Vietnam check out my other channel @VietnamVillageLife
@@TravelAgentHanoi It's the same as Vietnam in Chinatown. We have local cultivar that looks ugly so calamodin is not much popular here . Tropical climate made kumquat (meiwa , nagami)a bit bitter. Both calamodin and kumquat are green and yellow when ripened outside winter. Kumquat growers are rare in Thailand. I have Vietnam variety but don't know if it was the same because I haven't seen the inside. The one I got don't have nice smell and very tart
I have a Marumi here in Arizona in the US....Good fruit ! Fukushu is my favorite..
Fruition signifies for Heavenly endowment, wealth or Lộc in VNmese.
Round kim quat means perfect or fulfilment
Golden /Yellow = Gold wealth & happiness
lush green leaf signify abundance, fresh life, youth, healthy
Thank you B L. Again you have great knowledge of Vietnam. Thanks for your info. 👌
You have a northern VN accent. I grow 3 kumquat trees and 7 trees (oranges and sumo oranges) here in TX!
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If you intend to plant into another soil, is it possible? Will it grow?
When we take it out of the pot after TET holidays, the fruits are stripped off (they're full of chemicals) & then planted in the garden. We have quite a few from years gone by. I'd say it's OK as long as the weather is right for it. Thanks for watching.
Do those trees grow in Thailand? Anybody know?
No idea Sal, maybe someone will comment here if they do.
It can grow in Thailand.
I wonder how much they cost
Varying prices but one or two were mentioned in the video. 👌🏻
does anyone know what type of kumquat thus is? Meiwa??
Yes thats the name of this type of Kumquat tree.
@@TravelAgentHanoi thank you!!!
hello , which variety boss ?
Someone mentioned Meiwa earlier in the comments and I think thats the type. I had no idea there were other types, thats all I see in Vietnam. Thank for watching. 👍
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I wouldn't think Kumquats would survive transportation would they? :)
@@TravelAgentHanoi sorry ,I don't understand your response .
Where are you situated?
How can they do that 😍?
Great eh?
what variety of kumquat or what type?
Is there more than one? 🤷🏻♂️
meiwa probably
That look like Meiwa
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