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Meyer (Valley) Lemon Tree
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Thornless Mexican (Key) Lime Tree
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Rio Red Grapefruit Tree
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Australian Finger Lime Tree
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Sweet Orange Tree
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Blood Orange Tree
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Persian (Bearss) Lime Tree
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Eureka Lemon Tree
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About Our Nursery
Since 2012, US Citrus has been grafting and growing citrus trees in Hargill, a tiny town in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas.
Our founder is Dr. Mani Skaria, inventor of micro-budding adn instrumental in protecting the Texas citrus industry by implementing the clean citrus program.
We graft our own citrus trees in our TDA-certified facility. All trees are micro-budded.
USDA regulations prevent the shipment of these trees outside of a few counties in South Texas.

Don't Know How to Grow Citrus?
Our comprehensive 20-page care guide comes FREE with every citrus tree order. Nutrition, watering, sunlight, insect control, potting, re-potting and harvest instructions are all included.
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Technical Specifications for Trees
Grafted, using proprietary micro-budding technology. It is not grown from cuttings or from a seed
Rootstock: Brazilian Sour Orange or Citrange-22 or Trifoliate
non-GMO, not organically raised
Height: 8-inches tall or greater (not including root system)
Stem Diameter: 4mm or greater
Age: ~6 months in age or older
Pot size: 3-inch citri-pot
Start of fruit production: after two years of consistent growth
Consistent fruit harvests: after two-three years of consistent growth
Container: Your tree can stay in the pot it comes in for one year, but keep it upright. Re-potting can be done at any time, we suggest 5-gallon to 15-gallon pot sizes with drainage holes
Watering: A newly shipped tree needs its soil drenched daily for 1 week.
Indoor growing: watering needs to be adjusted, more info in our care guide.
Climate Control: Needs to be protected from strong winds or temperatures under 40 degrees F.
Light: We recommend the tree be kept outdoors for full sunlight. If is kept indoors, we recommend a full-spectrum grow light, window light will not suffice as this is a tropical tree. If the tree is kept indoors without a full spectrum grow light, we cannot say with confidence that the tree will survive or thrive.
Nutrition: To thrive, your tree needs proper fertilizer three times yearly.
Your tree can spend its life in a pot. We do NOT recommend planting the tree in the ground if there are any freezing temperatures unless you live in USDA Plant Hardiness Zone 9a, 9b or 10a. Even then your tree must be protected from temperatures below freezing.
Nursery: TDA certified nursery in Hargill, Texas. We do not purchase trees from any other nurseries to re-sell.