Orange tree - Citrus sinensis 120 - 140 cm

Care

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• Temperature: It prefers warm temperatures, between 15°C and 30°C. It does not tolerate frost and extremely low temperatures.
• Light: it needs a lot of sunlight to grow and produce fruit. It is best placed in a location where it receives at least six hours of direct sunlight per day.
• Light: It needs a lot of sunlight to grow and produce fruit.
• Watering: It requires regular watering to keep the soil moist but not soggy. It is important to water it sparingly and avoid waterlogging which can damage the roots.
• Feed: it is recommended every four weeks during the growing season with a balanced fertiliser for citrus or fruit plants.
• It is recommended to use a balanced fertiliser for citrus plants or fruit plants.
• It is recommended to use a balanced fertiliser for citrus plants.
• Transplanting: it can be transplanted to a larger pot once the roots have completely filled the current pot. This can occur every two to three years, depending on the size of the pot and the growth rate of the tree. If transplanting is not desired, growth should be controlled by pruning.

Please note

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• Pruning of Citrus sinensis is important to maintain its shape and size, as well as to improve fruit production. It is important to prune in spring before active growth begins.
• It is important to provide sufficient sunlight, warm temperatures, regular watering, well-drained soil and regular fertilisation.
• It prefers a well-drained, fertile soil. A mixture of potting soil and volcanic gravel or clay pebbles can be used to improve drainage.
• Prefer a mixture of potting soil and volcanic gravel or clay pebbles to improve drainage.

Remarks

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• Pets: It is suitable for living with our pets
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• Maximum height: it can reach a maximum height of up to 6 metres
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Available sizes

* The size indicated is indicative. It is an approximate height calculated by averaging the height of several specimens. As living beings, each plant has its own shape and growth rate and therefore the measurement cannot be taken as exact.

* Some plants that have flowers and/or fruits may not have them at the time of purchase. Since flowering, fruit production and even foliage production is seasonal, it may be the case that the time of purchase does not coincide with these periods of flowering or fruiting, which does not imply that the plant has any defect or deficiency.