Kunquat tree

Some weeks further on there are no signs of life. When I received it at Christmas I placed it on the kitchen windowsill and watered it about every 5 days. The marmalade was so good I think I may try another one. Best bit was only having to cut the fruit up. Our conservatory is way too cold in the winter. DD1 grows small orange and lemon trees and they are very successful but she does have a sunroof with special glass and underfloor heating.

Citrus trees are difficult to grow in our northern climate. We have a lemon tree and an orange tree in our little conservatory. Both have been infested by whitefly and greenfly. The orange tree is fine but the lemon tree has dropped some of its leaves and appears stressed.
DH says it's his fault as he's overwatered it, and turned off the heater too soon and it got cold. He feeds them with Citrus food too. I hope he can rescue it, as the lemons it bears are so much better than shop bought lemons.

Getting the temperature and watering right seems to be the key. I'd wait for another few weeks and see if any new growth appears on your kumquat. I do hope it isn't dead.

I'm growing one right now, a rescue plant from a Dublin forum. It had flowers when it arrived in late summer then little green kumquats, which are big and yellow now; however, still carrying the fruit, it has dropped a few leaves, so I'm looking for advice too. All I can offer is heartfelt sympathy at the moment.