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Loquat (Eriobotrya japonica) tropical live fruit tree 1’-2’
Original price was: $100.00.$59.99Current price is: $59.99.
Grafted Blood Orange live fruit tree 2’-3’
$69.99
You wonder what is the blood orange? Surely many of you have heard that blood orange is a hybrid between grapefruit and mandarin oranges. However, this is not the case, because really red oranges are a mutation of sweet oranges.
And why do they have that reddish color inside? Red oranges are citrus fruits that have antiocyanins, pigments that give them that color and are found in flowers and other fruits. Chrysanthemine is the main compound found in red oranges. Its characteristic color develops thanks to the low temperatures at night. Sometimes the skin itself develops a dark color, depending on the variety of orange.
These types of oranges are very exclusive products thanks to their color and their short seasonality: from December to May, approximately.
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You wonder what is the blood orange? Surely many of you have heard that blood orange is a hybrid between grapefruit and mandarin oranges. However, this is not the case, because really red oranges are a mutation of sweet oranges.
And why do they have that reddish color inside? Red oranges are citrus fruits that have antiocyanins, pigments that give them that color and are found in flowers and other fruits. Chrysanthemine is the main compound found in red oranges. Its characteristic color develops thanks to the low temperatures at night. Sometimes the skin itself develops a dark color, depending on the variety of orange.
These types of oranges are very exclusive products thanks to their color and their short seasonality: from December to May, approximately.
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