if something happens to the tree will you guarantee another tree? we live in Michigan and are experiencing extremely cold temperatures under freezing.
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If there is a problem on the day that you receive your tree, yes. After that there are just too many ways for stupid people to kill things to make any guarantees.
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I never made it through the summer so I don't know. I am going to try again though. I don't think it is heat but I don't think the roots can get to cold either. It is comfortable in the mountains and gets cold but it needs flowing water and the roots need to be in the thick mud I think to protect the roots until established. Of course I'm probably the wrong one to ask as I killed my plants, but hey, I can have an opinion can't I? I would definitely try it, don't let me scare you off. Thanks, Sean
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I mounted mine outside on the patio. It was under a roof, and I live in Florida. The weather didn't seem to affect it, but i don't think I'd want it outside in a Michigan winter.
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In NY I was very successful planting indoors , then out after danger of frost. Only one lived over the winter however.BR
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I am assuming it's just a typo. Common sense tells you not to leave it outside if it's freezing. I live I Tx and it's been out year round.
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Mine is in a tree so it's protected from total exposer. However the snow can freeze and cause a small layer of seed to fuze together. Not really an issue. I still love mine - tried many and this is the best one!
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I cannot answer your question right now. I just planted mine here in the US. I previously lived in a tropical country where my first tree was planted. I will see if my plant survives the winter. So far, it looks to be in hibernation.
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Hi I live in NJ and we can get a lot of snow in winter time. I planted mine on the ground and it's thriving well. I also have a bigger one now 4 yrs old. Both are planted on ground.
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My tree is now all brown and brittle. Don't know why. For several months it was growing fine and had visible new growth. Then it just stopped growing and everything turned brown, within a few days. Startling. I was advised to try putting it outside but I didn't see any improvement. Then the weather starting getting cold so I brought it back inside. I was also advised that this is really an outside plant. I would not recommend it for an office. Even in a house with the windows open and good sunlight and good humidity, mine didn't make it. Still am taking care of it. But my hope is waning that there will be a comeback. The Winter in Minnesota was not a factor.
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I'm not sure..they worked fine above freezing but the colder it got the worse they got.
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I live in Mass. we had a very!!!! cold winter -20. I went out to look at my vines today and there covered with buds,waiting to starting growing! I'm not sure about the how long before the fruit bears but the plants are very hardy and growing very well!
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I think they are suppose to. My tree is still really tiny so I don't think it will happen for a long while. Good luck!
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That would depend; do other citrus trees live in your area? If so, I would say yes. If you have a freezing winter, you will need to bring indoors or use a greenhouse. They are very much like a giant kumquat.
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I asked a friend in Alabama and she told me it would have to winter inside. But I lost mine to an early frost :(
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I have only had the tree for two years and it has not produced any fruit yet. It depends on where you live if there is a chance of freezing I would not plant it in the ground.
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I live in Louisiana, but we did have below freezing weather this year and my planter held up find. Don't know about snow though.
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I live in the panhandle of FL. The temperature here my drop to the low 20's at times. This past winter was extremely cold and we even had enough ice to close down schools. The plant faired well through it all and is doing fine. When I received it the top broken from the transport and I was worried the damage would possibly kill it. My fuyu seems to be doing fine so far and I hope to be seeing fruit next year. I don't believe you will have any issues with it in Ca. Good luck.