Citrus Tangelo Minneola Plant

R296.00

Citrus Tangelo Minneola Plant.

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All weights and sizes are based on average plant sizes for this size planter. Weights displayed on the website is based on the higher of actual weight OR volumetric weight ((height x width x length)/4000).

Every plant grows differently and it is not possible to give an absolute size indication.

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Description

The Citrus Tangelo Minneola, often called the Honeybell, is a standout hybrid citrus tree that combines the best traits of a Duncan grapefruit and a Dancy tangerine. Here’s a full profile to help you showcase or care for it:

🍊 Plant Profile: Citrus Tangelo Minneola

Shape & Size: Large, bell-shaped fruit with a pronounced neck
Flavor: Juicy, sweet-tart, with minimal seeds—ideal for fresh eating or juicing
Seasonality: Typically fruits from January to April
Foliage: Glossy green leaves with a compact, rounded canopy
Growth Habit: Moderate grower; available in standard and semi-dwarf forms

🌿 Care & Cultivation Tips

Sunlight: Thrives in full sun—aim for 8–10 hours daily
Watering: About 0.8 cups every 9 days for indoor potted plants (adjust for outdoor settings)
Soil: Well-draining, slightly acidic soil; avoid waterlogging
Fertilization: Annual repotting or nutrient refresh recommended for potted specimens