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The common citron is a slow-growing citrus with an erect bearing and large leaves with serrated edges, and reddish purple buds. The big fruit is fragrant and has thick yellow coarse skin. -3 to -4°C. Available in 4-litre pots, 40/50 cm.
Citron
-3 to -4°C, better grown in a container
The common citron is a slow-growing citrus with an erect bearing and large leaves with serrated edges, and reddish purple buds. The big fruit is fragrant and has thick yellow coarse skin.
In a container, in a well-drained cool soil. Water regularly in spring and summer. The leaves may fall off in winter but grow back in spring.
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The common citron is a slow-growing citrus with an erect bearing and large leaves with serrated edges, and reddish purple buds. The big fruit is fragrant and has thick yellow coarse skin. -3 to -4°C. Available in 4-litre pots, 40/50 cm.