Myrtle Leaf Orange (Citrus myrtifolia) Chinotto 2.5" Pot Size Not for Tx, FL, AZ, CA, La

✅ Up for sale, Myrtle Leaf Orange (Citrus myrtifolia) Chinotto, measuring 8-14 inches in height with a 2.5" Pot Size. The hardiness zone is 9-10, and it requires protection during the winter, extending up to zone 5. ✅ Bloom Season: Spring. Sun Requirement: Full Sun. Minimum Indoor Temperature: 50. Plant Type: Fragrant. Suitable for Bonsai Culture. ✅ Unfortunately, it cannot be sent to Texas, Florida, Arizona, California, or Louisiana. The rootstock is Flying Dragon Poncirus Trifoliata Orange. ✅ This sour orange is highly suitable for containers due to its compact growth habit and robust root structure. With densely foliated myrtle-like leaves, it produces fragrant white flowers and fruit that holds well for months during spring. Pruning this enduring grower results in a well-shaped bush. ✅ Your plants will arrive in good condition. If any issues arise during transit, contact us the same day, providing a description of the problem and attaching pictures of the damage for our assessment.

• ✅ Up for sale, Myrtle Leaf Orange (Citrus myrtifolia) Chinotto, measuring 8-14 inches in height with a 2.5" Pot Size. The hardiness zone is 9-10, and it requires protection during the winter, extending up to zone 5.
• ✅ Bloom Season: Spring. Sun Requirement: Full Sun. Minimum Indoor Temperature: 50. Plant Type: Fragrant. Suitable for Bonsai Culture.
• ✅ Unfortunately, it cannot be sent to Texas, Florida, Arizona, California, or Louisiana. The rootstock is Flying Dragon Poncirus Trifoliata Orange.
• ✅ This sour orange is one of the best citrus plants for containers because of its compact growing habit and hearty root structure. With densely foliated myrtle-like leaves, in spring it produces fragrant, white flowers and fruit that holds well for months. Pruning this enduring grower produces a well-shaped bush.
• ✅ Your plants will arrive in good condition, if any problems occur with the item while it is on the way to you, contact us very same day with describing the problem and attach pictures of the damage so we can see it.