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Citrus otaitensis

Reference ACO5

The Otaiti orange is an unusual hybrid between a lemon, a sweet orange and a mandarin. The fruit is small, oval and slightly rounded at the ends, with a sweet juicy flesh. A prolific citrus, with two harvests, and an interesting hardiness: -8 to -10°C. Purple buds. Available in 5-litre pots, 80 cm

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5 litres

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Origin of Citrus otaitensis

Probably Tahiti

Hardiness of Citrus otaitensis

-8 to -10°C

Description of Citrus otaitensis

The Otaiti orange is an unusual hybrid between a lemon, a sweet orange and a mandarin. The fruit is small, oval and slightly rounded at the ends, with a sweet juicy flesh. A prolific citrus, with two harvests, and an interesting hardiness. Purple buds.

How to grow Citrus otaitensis

In full sun, in the ground in coastal areas. Avoid wet soils.

Technical sheet

Data sheet

Leaves:: evergreen
Flowers:: yes
Edible:: yes
Fragrant:: yes
Cold-hardiness (take the lowest T° indicated): - 5°C (23°F)
-10°C (14°F)
Exposure:: full sun
Can be grown in a container:: yes

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The Otaiti orange is an unusual hybrid between a lemon, a sweet orange and a mandarin. The fruit is small, oval and slightly rounded at the ends, with a sweet juicy flesh. A prolific citrus, with two harvests, and an interesting hardiness: -8 to -10°C. Purple buds. Available in 5-litre pots, 80 cm

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