What are the differences between a dwarf and a standard calamondin tree?

Answer by  Treeteller (152)

Calamondin trees are citrus trees, and therefore are not large trees to begin with. I'm not sure there is an actual "dwarf" variety, but if there is the only difference would be the growth rate and terminal size. The fruit should be the same size.

Answer by  Liz59 (10966)

Well the dwarf tree can not grow longer in size because of its miniature nature. As a result it needs more of a change in nutrition every once and a while.

Answer by  cannabasics (20)

To begin with the dwarf calamondin trees are bred to stay small and never grow beyond a certain point. a standard one can grow up to an array of different sizes. the dwarf tree are ideal for persons and property's that cannot have full grown trees.

Answer by  Mbn (32)

Their are many differences between a dwarf and a standard calamondin tree. one of them is the fact that one is a creature and the other is a tree. a dwarf is free to move, but the tree is not. The tree is rooted to the ground. last, the dwarf has a brain and the tree does not.