Tangelo ‘Orlando’ (Standard) – 12 Inch Pot

Sun Exposure:
Bright Light
Needs 5-6 Hours of Direct Sunlight

Flower Color:
White

Height:

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Characteristics:
* Orlando’s blossoms are self-incompatible and must be pollinated by a suitable pollinator to ensure a satisfactory fruit set.
* The Orlando Tangelo tree blooms in spring, and the fruit will mature and be ready to eat from November through January.
* Begin harvesting once the fruit has turned bright orange in late fall or early winter. To know if the fruit is ready, do a taste test on a uniformly colored, orange fruit that is slightly yielding to the touch (not hard, but somewhat soft when squeezed).

Soil:
Moist, Well-Drained Soil

Zone:
Annual In Ohio