Bitter Orange Seeds – Poncirus trifoliata Hardy Citrus Tree
Bitter Orange Seeds – Poncirus trifoliata Hardy Citrus Tree
Bitter Orange Seeds – Poncirus trifoliata Hardy Citrus Tree
Bitter Orange Seeds – Poncirus trifoliata Hardy Citrus Tree
Bitter Orange Seeds – Poncirus trifoliata Hardy Citrus Tree
Bitter Orange Seeds – Poncirus trifoliata Hardy Citrus Tree

Bitter Orange Seeds – Poncirus trifoliata Hardy Citrus Tree

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Bitter Orange Seeds – Poncirus trifoliata Hardy Citrus Tree

Bitter Orange Seeds – Poncirus trifoliata Hardy Citrus Tree

Seed Details & Growing Guide

All the essential information to grow healthy, vibrant flowers.

  • Seed Type Herb Seeds
  • Plant Type Annual Herb Plant
  • Germination Time 7-21 days
  • Sowing Depth 0.3-0.6 cm
  • Plant Spacing 30-45 cm
  • Sunlight Full sun to light shade
  • Soil Type Well-drained, fertile soil
  • Watering Moderate watering; keep evenly moist
  • Ideal Temperature 20-25°C
  • Blooming Time Flowers in spring; fruit appears in late summer to autumn in warm climates
  • Suitable For Garden beds, containers, hedges (USDA zones 7-11)
  • Seed Storage Store in a cool, dry place in an airtight container
  • Special Care Protect from severe frost; may require cross-pollination for fruiting

Description

Bitter Orange Seeds are for growing a hardy citrus tree. It is suitable for garden beds, containers and hedges, and can thrive in full sun to light shade. Sow 0.3-0.6 cm deep and expect germination in 7-21 days, with plants spaced 30-45 cm apart in well-drained, fertile soil. Keep moderately moist and aim for 20-25°C. Flowers appear in spring, and fruit can appear in late summer to autumn in warm climates, though protection from severe frost may be needed and cross-pollination may be required for fruiting.

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