Citrus paradisi

Important notice! Most citrus plants on the market are produced for planting in orchards in the Mediterranean countries. They have a large overall height, have high graft and are difficult to shape and support at home. Rootstocks on which they are grafted are very fast growing, which is fine for the open ground in the subtropics, but is not desirable when growing in pot in the temperate climate.

All our small citrus plants are produced specifically for the Bulgarian market and are ideally suited for home cultivation. The rootstocks cause compact growth, grafts are low and this allows making an excellent shape of the crown, to be suitable for growing in pots. The used rootstocks are trifoliate orange (Poncirus trifoliata 'Flying Dragon') and Volkamer lemon, Citrus volkameriana. Trifoliate orange is frost-hardy to -25°C, and significantly increases the cold resistance of plants grafted on it.

Citrus paradisi cv. Star Ruby

Grapefruit, variety Star Ruby from Botanical Garden - Plovdiv, Bulgaria

The grapefruit fruits are the most valued for nutritional and dietary qualities of all citrus fruits. It is not suprising, that these are the most consumed citrus fruits in America. They gain more and more popularity in Europe as well.

Of all grapefruit varieties, the fruit's pulp of Star Ruby has the darkest red color. The taste and aroma are excellent.

As with all other Citrus plants, the orange is susceptible to scales and spider mites and needs to be sprayed twice a year.

In winter it will need a cool place with temperatures 0-10 degrees Celsius. If the temperature is higher, the leaves usually fall off. In summer it needs to be outside and abundantly watered.

Much more information about all citrus species is available on our forum:

http://forum.palmi.bg/viewforum.php?f=4

<p><em><span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Important notice!</strong></span> Most citrus plants on the market are produced for planting in orchards in the Mediterranean countries. They have a large overall height, have high graft and are difficult to shape and support at home. Rootstocks on which they are grafted are very fast growing, which is fine for the open ground in the subtropics, but is not desirable when growing in pot in the temperate climate.</em></p>

<p><em>All our small citrus plants are produced specifically for the Bulgarian market and are ideally suited for home cultivation. The rootstocks cause compact growth, grafts are low and this allows making an excellent shape of the crown, to be suitable for growing in pots. The used rootstocks are trifoliate orange (Poncirus trifoliata 'Flying Dragon') and Volkamer lemon, Citrus volkameriana. Trifoliate orange is frost-hardy to -25°C, and significantly increases the cold resistance of plants grafted on it.</em></p>

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<p style="text-align: center;"><strong><span style="color:#008000;">Citrus paradisi cv. Marsh seedless on Flying Dragon, Grapefruit</span></strong></p>

<p style="text-align: center;"><strong><span style="color:#008000;">variety Marsh seedless from Botanical Garden - Plovdiv, Bulgaria</span></strong></p>

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<p>The grapefruit fruits are the most valued for nutritional and dietary qualities of all citrus fruits. It is not suprising, that these are the most consumed citrus fruits in America. They gain more and more popularity in Europe as well.</p>

<p>The fruits of Marsh seedless variety have yellow pulp.&nbsp; The peel is yellow. The taste and aroma are excellent, typical for Grapefruits.</p>

<p>As with all other Citrus plants, the orange is susceptible to scales and spider mites and needs to be sprayed twice a year.</p>

<p>In winter it will need a cool place with temperatures 0-10 degrees Celsius. If the temperature is higher, the leaves usually fall off. In summer it needs to be outside and abundantly watered.</p>

<p>Much more information about all citrus species is available on our forum:</p>

<p><u><a href="http://forum.palmi.bg/viewforum.php?f=4" target="_blank"><span style="color:#0000FF;">http://forum.palmi.bg/viewforum.php?f=4</span></a></u></p>

<p><em><span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Important notice!</strong></span> Most citrus plants on the market are produced for planting in orchards in the Mediterranean countries. They have a large overall height, have high graft and are difficult to shape and support at home. Rootstocks on which they are grafted are very fast growing, which is fine for the open ground in the subtropics, but is not desirable when growing in pot in the temperate climate.</em></p>

<p><em>All our small citrus plants are produced specifically for the Bulgarian market and are ideally suited for home cultivation. The rootstocks cause compact growth, grafts are low and this allows making an excellent shape of the crown, to be suitable for growing in pots. The used rootstocks are trifoliate orange (Poncirus trifoliata 'Flying Dragon') and Volkamer lemon, Citrus volkameriana. Trifoliate orange is frost-hardy to -25°C, and significantly increases the cold resistance of plants grafted on it.</em></p>

<p style="text-align: center;"><strong><span style="color:#008000;">Citrus paradisi cv. Star Ruby on Flying Dragon</span></strong></p>

<p style="text-align: center;"><strong><span style="color:#008000;">Grapefruit, variety Star Ruby from Botanical Garden - Plovdiv, Bulgaria</span></strong></p>

<p>The grapefruit fruits are the most valued for nutritional and dietary qualities of all citrus fruits. It is not suprising, that these are the most consumed citrus fruits in America. They gain more and more popularity in Europe as well.</p>

<p>Of all grapefruit varieties, the fruit's pulp of Star Ruby has the darkest red color. The taste and aroma are excellent.</p>

<p>As with all other Citrus plants, the orange is susceptible to scales and spider mites and needs to be sprayed twice a year.</p>

<p>In winter it will need a cool place with temperatures 0-10 degrees Celsius. If the temperature is higher, the leaves usually fall off. In summer it needs to be outside and abundantly watered.</p>

<p>Much more information about all citrus species is available on our forum:</p>

<p><u><a href="http://forum.palmi.bg/viewforum.php?f=4" target="_blank"><span style="color:#0000FF;">http://forum.palmi.bg/viewforum.php?f=4</span></a></u></p>

Important notice! Most citrus plants on the market are produced for planting in orchards in the Mediterranean countries. They have a large overall height, have high graft and are difficult to shape and support at home. Rootstocks on which they are grafted are very fast growing, which is fine for the open ground in the subtropics, but is not desirable when growing in pot in the temperate climate.

All our small citrus plants are produced specifically for the Bulgarian market and are ideally suited for home cultivation. The rootstocks cause compact growth, grafts are low and this allows making an excellent shape of the crown, to be suitable for growing in pots. The used rootstocks are trifoliate orange (Poncirus trifoliata 'Flying Dragon') and Volkamer lemon, Citrus volkameriana. Trifoliate orange is frost-hardy to -25°C, and significantly increases the cold resistance of plants grafted on it.

Citrus paradisi cv. Star Ruby

Grapefruit, variety Star Ruby from Botanical Garden - Plovdiv, Bulgaria

The grapefruit fruits are the most valued for nutritional and dietary qualities of all citrus fruits. It is not suprising, that these are the most consumed citrus fruits in America. They gain more and more popularity in Europe as well.

Of all grapefruit varieties, the fruit's pulp of Star Ruby has the darkest red color. The taste and aroma are excellent.

As with all other Citrus plants, the orange is susceptible to scales and spider mites and needs to be sprayed twice a year.

In winter it will need a cool place with temperatures 0-10 degrees Celsius. If the temperature is higher, the leaves usually fall off. In summer it needs to be outside and abundantly watered.

Much more information about all citrus species is available on our forum:

http://forum.palmi.bg/viewforum.php?f=4