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Growing Kumquat from Seed in Florida: Easy Citrus Propagation

Kumquat Seeds

Press seeds into potting soil, lightly cover. Keep warm, moist (not soggy). Germination in ~2 weeks. Transplant at second true leaves. Full sun. Grow in greenhouse first year, then plant outdoors in full sun.

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