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VAACNEE 20pcs Mandarin Orange Tree Seeds Citrus
VAACNEE 20pcs Mandarin Orange Tree Seeds Citrus
VAACNEE 20pcs Mandarin Orange Tree Seeds Citrus
VAACNEE 20pcs Mandarin Orange Tree Seeds Citrus
VAACNEE 20pcs Mandarin Orange Tree Seeds Citrus

VAACNEE 20pcs Mandarin Orange Tree Seeds Citrus reticulata Blanco Indoor Outdoor Fruit Plant Seeds

Product ID : 50419897


Galleon Product ID 50419897
Shipping Weight 0.2 lbs
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Manufacturer VAACNEE
Shipping Dimension 5.12 x 4.37 x 0.28 inches
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VAACNEE 20pcs Mandarin Orange Tree Seeds Citrus Features

  • Citrus reticulata Blanco is commonly referred to as Mandarin Orange Tree.

  • Mandarin fruit are smaller and less spherical than normal oranges. They are also easier to peel and not as acidic

  • Hardiness: -10 degrees Fahrenheit

  • Light: Full Sun / Partial Shade


About VAACNEE 20pcs Mandarin Orange Tree Seeds Citrus

Growing Instructions: 1. Keep seeds in a cool, dry location until ready to plant. 2. Soak seeds in 70 degree water for 24 hours to increase rate of germination. 3. Fill a seedling tray with pre-moistened seed-starting mix and sow seeds 1/4"-1/2" deep. Give the seeds a spritz with water to settle them into the soil. If you want to increase heat and moisture, cover with plastic wrap (poke a few holes in plastic) and remove wrap when seedlings emerge. 4. Place in a warm (65-68 degrees F), well-lit area where seeds will receive a few hours of direct sunlight each day. Frequently check your seeds to make sure soil is damp, but not very wet or soggy. 5. Germination will occur in about 10-14 days. Some seeds will sprout all at once; others may take longer to come out of dormancy. Be patient and don't discard your seeds prematurely! 6. Transfer to larger containers as needed and acclimate to direct sunlight gradually over the next few weeks.