Dwarf Owari Satsuma Tree

Growing Zones in Ground: 8 - 11 / in Pots: 4 - 11

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Description

The Dwarf Owari Satsuma Tree is a dwarf-sized evergreen mandarin tree that is cold tolerant and disease resistant. These tangerine trees produce delicate, fragrant white blooms that look incredible contrasted against the deep green of its leaves.

The Dwarf Owari Satsuma Tree, botanical name Citrus reticulata Satsuma mandarin ‘Owari’, is a dwarf-sized evergreen mandarin tree that is cold tolerant and disease resistant. This citrus tree best suited planted outdoors in USDA growing zones 8-11. You can plant this dwarf citrus tree in colder zones but you need to protect it from strong winds and frost damage. If you are in USDA growing zones 4 to 7 this citrus tree should be planted in a container so you can easily move it indoors when the weather gets too cold. Be it planted in the garden or in a pot inside your house, you will be able to enjoy the fresh, citrus scent emitted by the blooms and the fruit of your satsuma tree.

Dwarf Owari Satsuma mandarin trees have dark green foliage that is rounded in nature and nearly thornless. This citrus tree can reach up to 8-10 ft in height but can be maintained at your preferred shape and size through pruning and pinching. These tangerine trees produce delicate, fragrant white blooms that look incredible contrasted against the deep green of its leaves.

The Owari Satsuma dwarf tangerine tree is a prolific grower of excellent fruit that are typically seedless (with one or two seeds if any), sweet, succulent and easy to peel making them a favorite among children and adults alike. Furthermore, just like all other citrus fruit, Owari Satsumas are a great source of vitamin C that may boost the immune system. The Owari Satsuma dwarf tangerine is not just delicious and healthy, but is also easy to peel and eat.

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  1. Karen (verified owner)

    Dwarf Owari Satsuma arrived very promptly (faster than I anticipated) in extremely good condition. It was packaged well. Tree was healthy and green. Would recommend this company.

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    I love this tree

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  6. Laura (verified owner)

    Tree arrived in good condition and on time. The pot and soil came the next day – not ideal but not bad. I also purchase the citrus plant food and care package. The items are not well labeled and the instructions are not clear /intuitive for adjusting to different plant sizes.

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  7. Anne Mills (verified owner)

    Our little Satsuma tree came quick, well packaged and beautiful. We unwrapped it, following instructions for planting and care. We have had our little Satsuma for about three weeks and it looks very happy. Thank you so much Citrus.com.

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  8. Anonymous (verified owner)

    Came quickly. Was exactly what I expected and the website gives nice tips to grow trees properly.

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  10. april (verified owner)

    It arrived with the leave falling off of it. Now it is completely naked. I guess I will have to wait for it to snap back if not then I have something for the compost.

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  11. Leigh (verified owner)

    Im very happy with my purchase the plant is very healthy and the shipping is excellent

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  12. Jack W. (verified owner)

    The tree arrived in great condition–well packed for the journey. Healthy plant with dark green leaves and certified pest free. I was cautious ordering online, but couldn’t have asked for a better value.

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  13. Jenny Martin (verified owner)

    Healthy plant with only very minor leaf damage in shipping .. the only qualm I have with this tree is the size .. these are supposedly 1 year old but with only 1 branch? 🙁 was hoping for a more established plant

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  14. DEANNA (verified owner)

    I was very impressed by the shipping of the very healthy tree that I received. I was notified when it was shipped, and two days later the delivery was placed in my hands, so it did not have to spend any time outside. I was even more impressed when I opened the box, and the tree sprung out, and found a heat pack inside with the tree. It was still warm, very nice for a cold December in Portland Or. This was the first time I have bought from Citrus, but it will not be the last.

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  15. Natalya (verified owner)

    Very good experience. Ordered two citrus trees and both came very fast, healthy looking, and with care instructions. Both are still doing great!

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  16. Daniel B. (verified owner)

    The tree arrived in great condition and is thriving. We really enjoy all the trees we have received from the LA nursery. We would highly recommend this company to others.

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  17. Owari Satsuma 11 Months Old

    Phillip

    I received my Owari the end of Jan 2021, I’ve had it 11 months now it’s only about 3 ft tall and have thus far gotten 6 ripe Tangerines off it, I’m ordering another to see if the pair will bear more fruit. I’ve ordered 2 Avacado Trees, 1 Banana, 1 Blood Orange and this Tangerine so far from Citrus.com in 2021, all healthy and currently growing but the Owari is the 1st one to fruit I hope next year I’ll have some more reviews to leave on my other 4 trees.

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  22. Josie B. (verified owner)

    The plant arrived earlier than expected and in perfect condition. In fact, the plant has new leaves and growing beautifully. I continue to check the website for a larger plant to add to my collection. Thank you! Josie

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  23. Nancy (verified owner)

    This is my 2nd purchase with Citrus, and I am very pleased with their service and the quality of their plants. My dwarf makrut (Thai) lime plant produced a few fruit in the first year, and is doing quite well in the pot. I now also have a dwarf Owari satsuma plant and very hopeful that I’ll have success with this plant too. Even with a delivery hiccup (my local FedEx service is the pits and has constant issues), the company was very responsive to replace a plant that took a long time to get to me. Their willingness to help and resolve the issue when it was definitely FedEx’s fault was greatly appreciated!

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  24. Jaclyn U. (verified owner)

    A second tree was sent after FedEx damaged the first box, which snapped the trunk. Citrus.com was great about replacing it once I sent picture. The 2nd tree was perfect.

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  25. Jaclyn U. (verified owner)

    The tree looked beautiful but FedEx squished the box up and unfortunately the main trunk broke. Citrus.com sent me a new tree after I sent them pictures. The second tree they sent was perfect.

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  26. Chris Carrier (verified owner)

    The tree is in good shape.

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  27. Nice Trees - Lackluster Support

    Josh (verified owner)

    I’ll start by saying I ordered two of these and they arrived looking healthy and nicely sized.

    I would give 5 stars, but I have sent multiple emails asking for help, especially about how to straighten one of the trees that arrived pretty significantly bent (I get that this happens, I’m not upset that it’s bent). I’m upset that I haven’t received any follow up of any kind in regards to my messages.

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  30. Robert L. (verified owner)

    Totally happy with tree. A few leaves were a bit curled when it arrived but has since been doing great in big pot on the deck.

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  31. Robert Linder (verified owner)

    A live, happy and healthy one-year old tree. It survived the container planting. We can’t wait for fruit!

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  32. Rhonda Peterson (verified owner)

    Healthy tree, shipped safely.

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  33. William B. (verified owner)

    This is my third tree from citrus.com, all have been perfect.

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  34. Marilyn K. (verified owner)

    OUTSTANDING customer service!

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  35. Sherry Neal (verified owner)

    Packaged well. Took longer than expected to arrive

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  36. Cynthia (verified owner)

    I love my little Satsuma!!! It was health when it arrived and i got it planted and it has new growth coming also now has 3 blooms. It was well worth the money i invested into it. May even buy another. 🙂

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  37. Mark (verified owner)

    The tree came quickly and in great condition. I planted it right away in a large pot and it’s been growing like crazy since! I have no regrets on the purchase and am looking forward to some fruit in a couple years!

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  38. Nicolette (verified owner)

    My mom loves her tree. She liked pulling it out of the box and planting it, and she has put it in a box and is waiting for it to fruit.

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  40. Gary (verified owner)

    Very pleased … planted in a larger container and tree is doing well.

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  41. Anna G. (verified owner)

    My tree arrived in excellent condition and very healthy looking. I can hardly wait for it to produce fruit. Unlike some other growers, Citrus.com sent a nice size tree about 18″ tall.

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  42. Ashley M. (verified owner)

    Wonderful tree and fast shipping

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  44. FIRST PURCHASE EXPERIENCE

    SYRREA (verified owner)

    I have ordered this dwarf owari satsuma tree as well as an improved meyer lemon tree at the same time. The dwarf owari satsuma arrived in good condition with the exception there were a few holes on the leaves and small tiny bugs curling on top of soil and edge of the pot. This tree as well came with documents and caring instructions. Also, I’ve noticed new growth growing. I’ve recently transplanted it in a 14 in pot and took it outside yesterday for the summer.

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  45. Cristina Seaborn (verified owner)

    I love our tangerine tree. It is so healthy and thriving! Thank you for your quality tree!

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    • Citrus Customer Care (store manager)

      Thank you for your review. We are thrilled that your tree is thriving. We appreciate your business.

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  46. Sakina C. (verified owner)

    thank you! it was exactly want the picture shown

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  47. Sara (verified owner)

    The plant looks very healthy! The planting instructions were very helpful.

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  48. scott newell (verified owner)

    Trees delivered healthy and beautiful

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      Thank you for your nice review. We appreciate your business, and we know that you will enjoy your tree.

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  49. Thea Pallay (verified owner)

    Arrived in a timely fashion. Of course it’s too soon to tell if the tree will survive and bare fruit. I’m optimistic

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  51. Satsuma Tree

    Jennifer Bell (verified owner)

    Satsuma tree arrived in great condition. When I had a question, customer service responded in less than a day.

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Citrus Tree Care

The Owari Satsuma tree is the hardiest of the dwarf mandarin trees. It is also easy to care for and needs minimal maintenance to grow healthy and start bearing fruit.

  • The Owari Satsuma tangerine tree is classified as a tropical tree and does well in warm climates. It enjoys basking in the sun for 6 to 8 hours a day and is somewhat sensitive to colder temperatures during the fall and winter seasons. When you buy a mandarin tree be sure to purchase and plant it in spring or fall.
  • Planting Directions (for potted Dwarf Owari Satsuma Tree)
  1. Select a pot that is 1 to 2 pot sizes larger than the container the dwarf citrus tree arrived in that has built-in casters so you can easily bring it inside when the temperature during winter is consistently below 40º F. Also ensure that you purchase a pot with a lot of holes to allow proper drainage.
  2. Fill the new pot halfway with sandy-loam potting soil and place the tree gently in it. Once done, fill the remaining potting soil around the tree without covering the grafted are of the tree. Ensure that there is an inch between the topsoil and rim of the pot for easy watering.
  3. Pack down the soil to make sure there are no air packets before giving the tree deep watering.
  4. Move the newly repotted plant in front of a south-facing window where it can get lots of sunshine. Create humidity as needed by placing the pot on a saucer of pebbles or mist the leaves with water daily.
  • All citrus trees including growing mandarin trees do not like excessive or standing water so they should be planted in well-draining sandy-loam soil. Be sure to deeply water your growing citrus trees every five to ten days and wait until the top part of the soil dries out before watering again to ensure that the soil is moist but not saturated. Keep in mind though that during dry summers you need to increase watering because the soil dries out faster and during rainy seasons reduce watering to avoid overwatering which can lead to root rot and the demise of your plant. Signs of overwatering are yellow and droopy leaves.
  • Weeds are harmful to growing citrus trees because they compete for space and nutrients. They should be pulled out when they come out of the bare soil within 6 inches of the trunk. You can also place a 3-inch layer of mulch under the trees’ canopy about 6 inches away from the trunk to retain moisture in the soil and inhibit weed growth.
  • Spring and summer are the best time to feed your young mandarin trees citrus fertilizer. They should be fed fertilizer for citrus trees once every six months to ensure that your tree will grow healthy and start bearing tasty fruits. During fall and winter hold back on fertilizing your citrus trees and feed them once every 2-3 months.

Fruit & Harvesting

Fruit

Mandarin trees take just two to three years before they are ready to bear fruit so it will not be long before you can start enjoying juicy Satsuma mandarins.

The medium-sized (6-10 centimeters wide and 2-3 centimeters tall), bright-orange colored Owari Satsuma mandarins are mostly oblate to subglobose in shape with a smooth, thin and leathery rind that is easy to peel. Because of its puffy, loose skin it is commonly called the kid glove orange and is great for kids who love oranges without creating a mess.

The flesh is segregated in 10-12 segments with tough carpellary membranes. It has a bright-orange color, generally seedless with two or three seeds if there are any, sweet, tender and juicy.

Satsumas are typically hand eaten but can also be used on salads, for seasoning, marmalade, cakes and other deserts. This fruit is available from late December to January so it can be enjoyed during the Christmas season.

Harvesting

Owari Satsumas are ready for harvest starting late December into January and harvesting season can extend to March depending on the location where the citrus trees are grown. You can tell that the fruit is ripe when it has become slightly soft and the entire rind has turned orange. Some fruit are already ready for harvest even when the rind has still some green on it. It is a good practice to harvest a few fruits and do a taste test to know the readiness of the others on the citrus tree.

When harvesting make sure to be extra careful as the fruit easily bruises. Also keep in mind that since the fruit is soft and peels easily you cannot just simply grasp the fruit in your hands and pull them off the tree since as the skin may be left and the mandarin will be compromised. The best way to harvest Owari Satsumas is by using clippers and leaving a tiny bit of stem attached to fruit.

Growing Zones

Advice

Dwarf Owari Satsuma mandarin trees are hardy but need to be protected below 28º temperature. They can grow up to 6’-8’ when planted on ground but tend to grow smaller when planted in a pot. Their usual bloom season is in spring and the fruit that needs heat to sweeten are in season from December to January.

Pest and Diseases

Pests

Owari Satsuma Trees are usually pest resistant when given sufficient water and citrus tree fertilizer. However, they can be susceptible to spider mites, citrus thrips, aphids and snails. Minor pest infestations can be handled by the citrus trees themselves and does not require pesticide applications. However in the event you encounter major infestation you can apply insecticidal soap to your dwarf Satsuma tree.

Before using the insecticidal soap make sure to shake the bottle well – about a minute or two- to mix the ingredients thoroughly. Spray the entire tree especially the undersides of the leaves, cracks and crevices and repeat the treatment weekly for a few weeks until all the pests are gone.

Diseases

  • Alternaria Rot – Typically affects lemons and navel oranges but may also infect Satsumas. The disease typically attacks after the harvest season during storage. It manifests itself by forming brown or black spots on the end of the fruit that is opposite the stem. You can treat harvested fruit with imazalil or 2,4-D (make sure to follow manufacturers guide).
  • Brown Rot – Caused by Phytophthora fungi and causes brown spots on fruit that are hanging near the ground. This can be prevented by pruning the bottom of your trees about 24 or more inches above the ground to prevent rain splash from spreading fungus spores. You can also spray copper fungicide before or after the first rain for preventive measures.

FAQs

What is the best time and place to plant an Owari Satsuma tree?

The best time to plant your tree is in the early spring after all danger of frost. In USDA zones 8 through 10 this time of year is usually mid-March. Plant the tree in well-drained soil (not an area prone to standing water) that is in full to partial sunlight. The more sun the better, but choose a spot with at least 5 hours or more of direct sun per day if possible. A location protected from north winds is ideal, and be mindful to not plant too near pathways or buildings.

How far apart should Dwarf Owari Satsuma citrus trees be planted?

Dwarf Owari Satsuma citrus trees grow to a height and width of about ten feet. In order to provide multiple trees with ample growing space, plant individual trees at least 20 feet apart. Trees can be planted closer, and then pruned to provide space when necessary.

Are Dwarf Owari Satsuma citrus trees self-pollinating?

Yes. The Dwarf Owari Satsuma Citrus Trees are self fertile, so you only need one tree to grow fruit. But two trees growing near each other can sometimes produce more fruit than a single tree.

When should I prune my Satsuma tree?

Your dwarf Owari Satsuma tree does not require pruning to produce fruit. You can prune it to maintain its shape, and to allow light within the tree interior, which encourages the growth of interior fruit. If you are going to prune your tree, do so at the beginning of spring, after all chance of frost has passed for the season. Always remove trimmed branches from the tree’s area, as fallen and decomposing tree material can invite unwanted pests and fungi.

How long will it take for a dwarf citrus tree to produce fruit?

Grafted dwarf trees will begin to produce fruit after about three to five years.

How big will a Dwarf citrus tree get?

Standard citrus trees will get to a height of 20 feet in ground, but most dwarf varieties or those planted in pots mature to a height of closer to 10 feet.

Does it take a long time to grow a producing Satsuma tree?

If you have purchased a healthy grafted tree (not from seed) the tree will mature to a point of producing a steady citrus crop between three and five years of age. Younger trees can also grow some fruits to maturity, although not as many as mature trees.

When will my Dwarf Owari Satsuma tree bloom?

Owari Satsuma Trees are related to tangerines, and as such will typically begin to bloom in March or April.