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These plants can be put outdoors only if any danger of freezings has gone by. When the minimum temperatures are very low we can protec the more sensible brushes by covering their roots with dry leaves or straw.Let's grow the the Citrofortunella mitis in a luminous place, with direct sunlight.
Care Citrofortunella mitis
These plants are shrubs. Citrofortunella mitis Is an evergreen; during winter iIt assumes a yellow colouring; the adult specimens are medium in size and reach 3 m high. The Citrofortunella mitis grows erect, developing a short stem with a small crown, usually roundish.
Feed Citrofortunella mitis
To obtain a florid development it is important to remember to fertilize our shrubs periodically; in the spring let’s use a fertilizer rich in nitrogen and potassium, which will favour the development of new vegetation and of flowerings. We can intervene at the end of the winter, mixing a good dose of slow release organic fertilizer to the soil surrounding our plant. During the spring it is also possible to act periodically, with liquid or powder fertilizers, to add to the water when irrigating, every 20-25 days.
Irrigation Citrofortunella mitis
Water when the ground is dry; in case of prolonged droughts water very often, otherwise every 2-3 weeks can be enough using 1-2 buckets of water ; avoid water stagnations and excessive watering. If we decide to grow a specimen of the Citrofortunella mitis in a container, we should remember that it will have slightly different needs compared to a specimen grown in the ground: we should pay more attention to its water and nutritional needs and check more often for possible development of parassites.
Adversity Citrofortunella mitis
Substrate Citrofortunella mitis
These shrubs need an averagely humid, not too drained soil .
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Cultivate Citrofortunella mitis
There aren't any notes. The indications given in this article are related to a medium size plant.
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