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Dwarf Minneola Tangelo Tree, Citrus, 1 Gal
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2.80 kg
2.80 kg
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No
No
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Nuevo
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- USDA Prohibits Shipping Citrus to Arizona, California, Louisiana, Texas, Alaska, and Hawaii.
- A Duncan and Dancy hybrid also called with "Honeybell" grafted onto dwarfing rootstock.
- Fruit is bell shaped, juicy, sweet and seedless. Peel is adherent, making it difficult to peel.
- Tree is highly cold tolerant.
- Water the tree at least 3 times a week for the first two weeks, then gradually back off to twice a week.
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USDA Prohibits Shipping Citrus to AZ, CA, LA, TX, AK, HI. If you reside in any of the states listed, your order will be cancelled. A Duncan and Dancy hybrid also called with "Honeybell" grafted onto dwarfing rootstock. Fruit is bell shaped, juicy, sweet and seedless. Peel is adherent, making it difficult to peel. Harvested December to February. Tree is susceptible to greasy spot and Alternaria requiring a vigorous spray program in spring and early summer to prevent damage to fruit. But with a little bit of work the end results are worth it. Tree is highly cold tolerant. - - - - - CITRUS: 1 Gallon (4 inch CitraPot) 1.5 - 2 Foot Height, 1 Foot Spread, .25 - .50 inch Caliper. Current age: 1.5 years Typically 3 years to fruit for most citrus. Lemons & limes ~2 years. - - - - - CITRUS: 3 Gallon 2 Foot Height, 2 Foot Spread, .50 - .75 inch Caliper. Current age: 2-3 years Typically 1-2 years to fruit for most citrus. Lemons & limes ~1 year. - - - - - CITRUS: 5 Gallon 2 - 3 Foot Height, 2 Foot Spread, .75 - 1 inch Caliper. Current age: 3-4 yearsTypically bearing fruit when shipped or within ~1 year. - - - - - HOW TO GROW CITRUS OUTDOORS Dig a hole 2 to 3” wider than the root ball and 4” deeper. Fill the hole half full of water. Remove tree from pot and gently fluff roots. This stimulates the roots and promotes growth. Swish tree in water to allow loose dirt on bottom of root ball to fall in hole. Fill in with soil, and as you do pull up on the tree so tap root is straight. Ensure all air pockets are filled in, by packing the dirt down on mound. Water it in well. CARE FOR YOUR TREE: Water the tree at least 3 times a week for the first two weeks, then gradually back off to twice a week. Water just enough to moisten the ground, you do not want to over saturate the ground. Do not over water the tree as this will promote root rot and damage the roots. FERTILIZE: You will want to use a fertilizer made for Citrus. Follow directions on the pack
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