<p>Information about our orange varieties:</p>
Bahia
- The approximate ripening time is usually between May and July.
- It belongs to a seedless variety, which has few to no seeds.
Bahianinha
- The approximate ripening time is usually between April and May.
- It belongs to a seedless variety, which has few to no seeds.
Blood Orange / Sanguina
- The approximate ripening time is usually between May and July.
- Blood oranges are known for their intense red flesh, caused by anthocyanins.
- The peel may have an orange color, but the flesh often has a blood-red color.
- They have a sweet and slightly acidic taste and are a popular ingredient in juices and desserts.
Bonanza
- The approximate ripening time is usually between March and April.
- It belongs to a seedless variety, which has few to no seeds.
Calderon
- The approximate ripening time is usually between October and November.
Folha Murcha
- The approximate ripening time is usually between January and March.
Hamiln
- Hamiln oranges are medium to large with a thin, smooth skin.
- They have a sweet and mild taste with little acidity.
- Hamiln oranges are popular for fresh juice and for direct consumption.
Jaffa
- Jaffa oranges are large with a smooth, orange peel.
- They have a sweet and juicy taste with a balanced ratio of sweetness and acidity.
- Jaffa oranges are a popular variety for direct consumption and for fresh juice.
Kletter-Orange
- Information will be added in the future.
Mbujapey
- The approximate ripening time is usually between April and June.
Salustiana
- The approximate ripening time is usually between July and August.
- Salustiana oranges are medium-sized with a smooth, orange peel.
- They have a sweet and juicy taste with little acidity.
- Salustiana oranges are popular for fresh juice and for direct consumption.
Valencia
- The approximate ripening time is usually between May and July.
- Valencia oranges are large with a thick, slightly dimpled peel.
- They have a sweet and juicy taste with a hint of acidity.
- Valencia oranges are a popular variety for fresh juice.
Variegada
- Information will be added in the future.
Washington
- It belongs to a seedless variety, which has few to no seeds.
Additional information
Varieties | Bahia, Bahianinha, Blood Orange, Bonanza, Calderon, Folha Murcha, Hamlin, Jaffa, Climbing Orange, Mbujapey, Salustiana, Valencia, Bicolor, Washington, Criolla, Robertson, Cara Cara, Lima Fuerte, Flying Dragon |
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Height | Grafted – 40cm to 60cm, Grafted – 140cm to 160cm, Grafted – 160cm to 180cm |