Kishu Kino Kuni Mandarin – Small, very sweet and fragrant Japanese mandarin
€42.20
Tax included
Kishu Kino Kuni est une ancienne petite mandarine asiatique réputée pour sa saveur très sucrée, son parfum intense et sa petite taille. Elle appartient à un groupe ancien ayant joué un rôle important dans l’histoire des mandarines japonaises.
-10 °C — established, acclimatised plant, during a brief frost
Harvest
Winter, depending on climate
Fruit
Small
Seeds
A few seeds on our type
Juiciness
Good
Flavour
Very mild, sweet and fragrant
Peeling
Easy
Uses
Dessert fruit
Vigour
Moderate
About Kishu Kino Kuni Mandarin
Kino Kuni belongs to the Kishu group, the very small mandarins valued for their sweetness and fragrance. Small as they are, the fruit carries a striking intensity of flavour and peels easily. The name Kishu covers several clones and selections, so it matters not to confuse Kino Kuni with the modern seedless selections such as Mukaku Kishu.
Our observations at the nursery
On our Kino Kuni type, the fruit is small, very sweet, and can carry a few seeds.
Kishu Kino Kuni Mandarin or another variety?
Kino Kuni should not be confused with Mukaku Kishu, a selection known for having no seeds at all. Both belong to the group of small Kishu mandarins. To go further, see our Mandarins and clementines category.
Frequently asked questions
Is Kino Kuni a Kishu?
Yes, it belongs to the Kishu group of mandarins.
Is it seedless?
Our type can carry a few seeds; it should not be confused with Mukaku Kishu.
What is its main attraction?
A very sweet, fragrant flavour in a remarkably small fruit.
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