Name: Citrus Navel Bahaianinha Plant
SKU: FRUIT0001-CITRNAVB
Availability: InStock

Citrus Navel Bahaianinha Plant

R296.00

Citrus Navel Bahaianinha 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 Navel Bahaianinha is a refined cultivar of Citrus sinensis, prized for its early ripening, compact growth, and sweet, seedless fruit. It’s a fantastic choice for both home gardens and small orchards—especially in warm climates like Gauteng.

🍊 Plant Profile: Citrus Navel Bahaianinha

Fruit: Medium-sized, oval-shaped, with a small closed navel and thinner rind than the Washington navel
Flavor: Sweet with a slight acidity—excellent for fresh eating and juicing
Ripening: Early season, often ready before other navel varieties
Origin: Bud mutation from Brazil, popular across tropical and subtropical regions

🌿 Growing & Care Tips

Sunlight: Full sun (6–8 hours daily) for optimal fruiting
Soil: Slightly acidic, well-drained soil; amend with compost for best results
Watering: Weekly deep watering; more frequent for potted plants
Fertilization: Citrus-specific fertilizer every 4–5 months; slow-release preferred
Pruning: Minimal—just remove dead or low-hanging branches
Pest Management: Watch for aphids, citrus psylla, and red scale; Neem oil or EM Control works well