Bonsai Citrus myrtifolia (Orange)
Brand: Brycus-Bonsáis
Description
They are typically Mediterranean trees. They live better outside, since they need the sun and cold to produce fruit. Evergreen tree. Highly appreciated for its flowering and fruit.
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FAMILY
Rutaceae
SUBSCRIBER
From spring to fall. Do not fertilize during flowering and enhance it during fruiting.
TRANSPLANT
Every 2 years, in late winter, early spring.
GRIPPING
The pinching, when the stem has reached 4 to 6 pairs of leaves, cut leaving just one or two.
WIRING
It can be done throughout the year, but taking care in spring, when growth is very fast, as they can leave a mark. Situation: Although it accepts all types of climates, it prefers a sunny situation throughout the year. It resists frost well, although it is advisable to protect them from temperatures below -2ºC.
Irrigation: abundantly in summer and moderately in winter. During flowering, be careful not to wet the flowers.
Curiosities: During twilight is when its flower, the orange blossom, gives off its pleasant smell, as its pollinating insects are active at that time of day. good example of symbiosis.
* Observations: The shape and measurements of the bonsai are approximate. The color and shape of the pot may vary from the one in the photo. Remember that a bonsai is a living being, that is why the images that appear are representative.
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Genau wie beschrieben. Eine gesunde Pflanze , sehr gut verpackt.
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