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Orange
(Citrus sinensis)
The orange tree prefers a warm, sunny, and sheltered location with plenty of light. It requires regular watering, with the soil kept consistently moist but well-drained.
Ideally, the soil should be humus-rich, loose, and nutrient-rich, with a slightly acidic to neutral pH of around 5.5 to 6.5. Waterlogging must be avoided, as it can lead to root damage.
Under optimal conditions, it begins to bear fruit after about 3 to 5 years, producing sweet, juicy fruits. The plant typically reaches a height of about 3 to 8 meters and grows as an evergreen, compact tree.
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Variety Description:
Harvest times may vary slightly depending on the region in Paraguay, climate, and care.
Bahia:
- Navel orange (seedless)
- Large fruits
- Very sweet
- Easy to peel
- Popular as a table fruit
May – August
Bahianinha:
- Navel orange (seedless)
- Very sweet
- Early ripening
- Good table quality
- Few seeds
May – July
Blood Orange:
- Red to dark red flesh coloration
- Intense aroma
- Sweet with slight acidity
- Rich in antioxidants
- Very aromatic
June – August
Bonanza:
- Sweet table orange
- Good peel quality
- Few seeds
- Aromatic and juicy
- High productivity
June – August
Calderon:
- Medium-sized fruits
- Good sweetness
- Juicy
- Robust plant
- Good yields
June – August
Cara Cara:
- Pink flesh
- Very sweet
- Low acidity
- Berry-like aroma
- Seedless
June – August
Criolla:
- Rustic native variety
- Small to medium-sized fruits
- Intense aroma
- Very robust
- Adaptable
May – August
Folha Murcha:
- Robust against stress and heat
- Medium-sized fruits
- Juicy and sweet
- Good adaptation to dry locations
- Productive
June – August
Flying Dragon:
- Actually not an orange tree, but a citrus rootstock
- Heavily thorny, dwarf growth
- Very winter hardy
- Very bitter and sour fruits with many seeds
- Important for grafting
April - June
Hamlin:
- Early-ripening juice orange
- Medium-sized fruits
- Mildly sweet
- Less acidity
- Ideal for early harvest
April – June
Jaffa:
- Classic export orange
- Firm peel
- Very juicy
- Balanced sweetness
- Good storage life
June – August
Climbing Orange:
- Growth habit trained for climbing/espalier
- Same fruits as sweet orange
- Decorative and productive
- Ideal for small spaces
- Easily shaped
June – August
Lima Fuerte:
- Medium-sized fruits
- Yellow-orange color
- Very juicy and aromatic
- Sweet with a slight, pleasant acidity
- Few seeds
June – August
Mbujapey:
- Native variety
- Robust and heat-tolerant
- Medium-sized fruits
- Sweet-sour
- Good adaptation to tropical climate
May – August
Robertson:
- Large Navel orange
- Very sweet
- Aromatic
- Seedless
- Easy to peel
May – July
Salustiana:
- Medium-sized fruits
- Very juicy
- Mild and sweet
- Low acidity
- Good juice quality
June – August
Valencia:
- Classic juice orange
- Medium to large fruits
- Very juicy
- Balanced sweet-sour
- Perfect for juice production
June – October
Variegata:
- Ornamental orange with variegated leaves
- Decorative
- Edible fruits, but rather mild
- Medium-sized
- High ornamental value
June – August
Washington:
- Very well-known Navel orange
- Large fruits
- Sweet, aromatic
- Seedless
- Thick, easy-to-peel skin
May – August