Features:
Shape & Size: Round To Slightly Oval; About 2.5 To 4 Inches (6 To 10 Cm) In Diameter. Color: Green When Unripe, Turning Bright Orange As It Matures. Peel: Thin To Medium Thickness; Slightly Textured. Pulp: Deep Orange, Juicy, And Divided Into 10�12 Segments. Flavor Is Sweet With Mild Acidity, Making It Perfect For Fresh Consumption And Juice Extraction.
The Package Includes 1 Live Zxxyanbi Plants That Are Shipped In A Poly Bag Without Apot.* Zxxyanbi'S Hybrid Variant Has Low Maintenance Costs.
Zxxyanbi'S Hybrid Variant Has Low Maintenance Costs.* Zxxyanbi Is Easy To Grow, And We Use A Specially Ventilated Recyclable Package That Guarantees Your Plants Arrive Healthy.
* Travel Time May Cause The Plant To Appear Dry. Since It Is A Living Plant, It Is Still Good. Zxxyanbi Sanju Suggests Replanting It In The Ground, Watering It, Applying The Free Fertilizer Included In The Packaging, And Watching It For A Week. It Will Become Fresh Again.
* Don'T Expose Them To Direct Sunlight After Receiving The Zxxyanbi Sanju Suggestion, Since This Could Burn Their Leaves And The Plant. When Planting, Mix Compost With Your Topsoil To Create A Hole That Is Twice As Deep And Wide As The Polybag Your Plant Will Beplaced In.
*** Zxxyanbi Recommendation Gardening Create A Hole That Is Twice As Deep And Wide As The Polybag Your Plant Will Be Placed In. Backfill By Combining Your Top Soil With Compost. Put Plants In The Loose Dirt. This Rare Live Plant Requires Regular Watering (350Ml Per Day, Morning Afternoon).Description:
The Malta Orange (Citrus Sinensis) Is A Highly Popular Variety Of Sweet Orange Known For Its Juicy, Flavorful, And Mildly Tangy Taste. This Fruit-Bearing Evergreen Tree Is Widely Cultivated In Tropical And Subtropical Regions And Is Valued For Its Delicious Fruit, Fragrant Flowers, And Ornamental Appeal. It Is A Favorite Among Home Gardeners And Commercial Growers Due To Its High Yield, Adaptability, And Nutritional Benefits. Botanical & General Information Common Names: Malta Orange, Sweet Orange, Sangtra (In Some Regions) Scientific Name: Citrus Sinensis Family: Rutaceae (Citrus Family) Origin: Believed To Have Originated In Southeast Asia And Later Spread To Mediterranean Regions, The Middle East, And Eventually The Americas. Type: Evergreen Fruit Tree Lifespan: Can Live 50+ Years With Proper Care Physical Characteristics Tree Structure Grows Between 10 To 25 Feet (3 To 7.5 Meters) Tall, Depending On Variety And Growing Conditions. Spreads Around 8 To 15 Feet (2.5 To 4.5 Meters) Wide. Develops A Round, Dense Canopy With A Well-Branched Structure. Bark Is Smooth, Grayish-Brown, And Develops Slight Ridges With Age. Leaves Color: Deep Green, Glossy, And Leathery. Shape: Oval To Lanceolate With A Pointed Tip. Size: About 2.5 To 5 Inches (6 To 12 Cm) Long. Aroma: When Crushed, Leaves Release A Citrusy Fragrance. Flowers Small, White, Fragrant Blossoms With Five Petals. Appear In Clusters, Blooming Mostly In Spring To Early Summer. Strong, Sweet Fragrance Attracts Bees, Butterflies, And Pollinators. Essential For Pollination And Fruit Development. Fruits Shape & Size: Round To Slightly Oval; About 2.5 To 4 Inches (6 To 10 Cm) In Diameter. Color: Green When Unripe, Turning Bright Orange As It Matures. Peel: Thin To Medium Thickness; Slightly Textured. Pulp: Deep Orange, Juicy, And Divided Into 10�12 Segments. Flavor Is Sweet With Mild Acidity, Making It Perfect For Fresh Consumption And Juice Extraction. Seeds: Some Varieties Are Seedless, While Others Have A Few Seeds. Ripening Time: Starts Ripening In Late Autumn And Is Harvested From Winter To Early Spring. Growth Requirements & Care Light Requirements Requires Full Sun (6�8 Hours Of Direct Sunlight Daily). Less Sunlight Can Lead To Poor Fruit Production And Leggy Growth. Watering Requires Moderate But Consistent Watering. Soil Should Be Moist But Not Waterlogged. Allow The Top 1�2 Inches Of Soil To Dry Before The Next Watering. Overwatering Can Lead To Root Rot, While Underwatering Affects Fruit Size And Quality. Soil Requirements Prefers Well-Draining, Fertile Soil. Best In Slightly Acidic To Neutral Soil (Ph 6.0�7.5). Can Grow In Loamy, Sandy, Or Slightly Clayey Soil, Provided Drainage Is Good. Adding Organic Compost Or Well-Rotted Manure Improves Fruit Production. Temperature & Climate Thrives In Warm Temperatures (15�35�C). Sensitive To Frost And Extreme Cold (Below 5�C). If Growing In Colder Regions, Use Frost Protection Like Mulching Or Covering The Tree During Winter. Fertilization Requires A Balanced Citrus Fertilizer High In Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P), And Potassium (K). Apply Fertilizer Every 4�6 Weeks During The Growing Season (Spring And Summer). Micro-Nutrients Like Magnesium And Calcium Improve Fruit Quality. Pruning & Maintenance Prune Annually After Fruiting To Remove Dead, Weak, Or Overcrowded Branches. Helps In Better Air Circulation, Stronger Branches, And More Fruit Production. Keep The Tree At A Manageable Height For Easy Harvesting. Propagation Methods 1. Seed Propagation Can Be Grown From Seeds, But This Method Is Slow And May Not Produce True-To-Type Fruit. Takes 4�7 Years To Start Fruiting. 2. Grafting (Preferred Method) Commercially Grown Malta Oranges Are Grafted Onto Rootstocks For Better Disease Resistance And Faster Fruiting. Produces Fruit In 2�3 Years. 3. Cutting & Layering Can Also Be Propagated Through Semi-Hardwood Cuttings Or Air Layering, But Success Rates Vary. Common Pests