Healthy Yuzu tree (Citrus reticulata var. austera) starter plug - not bare root. propagated by TreesAgain Nursery in Boulder, Colorado. Thanks for looking! Please share this listing with your friends :) The plug is approximately 1 inch diameter by approximately 2.5 inches tall. No minimum plant size is guaranteed, but they are typically approximately 1 to 3 inches, sometimes a tad smaller. These are small, just-started, tree seedlings. So, please, no complaining that the trees are small. They are starter plugs. They're supposed to be small.
M**N
Beatiful baby tree
With the understanding that I was getting a baby tree, I was thrilled with what I received. The starter arrived well packed and VERY healthy looking. I am excited over the prospect of watching it grow over the next couple of years!
M**.
Great Tiny Tree
The tiny starter trees arrived fast an in great condition.FYI, these are probably the smallest plant starts I have ever purchased. But they are in good condition and a good price for hard to find citrus.
M**A
Still Alive - Yeah
Yes... They are small as seller warned. However so far mine are doing well. I hope they continue to grow and I can plant them on the family ranch property.
A**E
Died in less than a week :(
Showed up with only 2 leaves. Followed the care directions carefully. Died in four days! did exactly as directed. I Very rarely lose a plant. Would not recommend.
D**T
It arrived alive and about the size pictured. Can't ...
It arrived alive and about the size pictured. Can't really ask for more when it comes to a little tree plug/seedling. In about 10 years I'll let you know if it produces delicious Yuzu fruit.
L**A
Tree
Small and struggling a bit. The instructions were easy to follow, but we will see how the tree does through this first winter!
K**M
Disappointment
I was so excited to found yuzu plane but It was very small and week looking. I had a hard time carrying for it.I don’t think it has a measurement in hight in description.
A**R
I got two seedlings. They are way too small ...
I got two seedlings. They are way too small and very difficult to maintain. It does not appear that they are getting bigger. Rather one is almost extinct.
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