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Arrufatina Clementine Plant at producer prices for Professional Citrus Growers
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Technical sheet of the Clementine Arrufatina variety
- Fruit Flesh Color: The flesh is of very good quality, virtually seedless. The specific color is not mentioned, but it is usually orange or reddish-orange like other clementines.
- Skin color: orange
- Size and Shape: Medium in size, slightly flattened.
- Tree Size: Reaches a height of 2 to 2.5 meters.
- Fruit maturity: Harvest takes place between October and November.
- Fruit taste: Juicy and sweet.
- Earliness of the variety: Early.
- Fruiting period: Between October and November.
- Disease resistance and storage: Good hardiness, close to -8°C, but sensitive to frost. It is recommended to overwinter it in a veranda or a light room between October and March-April.
- Variety Yield: Yield varies depending on the age of the tree, ranging from 2 tons at 3 years to 30 tons at 8 years and older.
- Is this variety self-fertile? Self-incompatible, requiring foreign pollination to produce seeded fruit
- Commercial use: Ideal for fresh consumption, thanks to its thin, easy-to-peel skin and juicy, sweet flesh. Can also be used for culinary preparations, such as salads, desserts, and juices.
- Comments: The Arrufatina variety is a mutation of Clemenules, originating from Vila-real (Castellón) in Spain. It is sensitive to frost and must be grown in containers. Pollen viability is average.
- Recommended rootstocks: Citrange C35, Citrumelo Swingle CPB4475 and Poncirus trifoliata.
- Limescale resistance: Citrange C35 and Citrumelo Swingle CPB4475 are limescale tolerant.
Introducing the Arrufatina Clementine: An early and versatile variety for professional citrus growers
Agrumiverse, a specialist wholesale supplier of citrus plants, offers professional growers the opportunity to purchase Arrufatina Clementine plants. A natural mutation of the Clemenules variety, Arrufatina stands out for its precocity, taste, and ease of cultivation, making it a strategic choice for an early and profitable harvest.
Characteristics of Arrufatina fruits
High quality flesh
The fruits of the Arrufatina clementine tree offer a juicy and sweet pulp, typical of the best clementines. Their perfect balance between sweetness and acidity makes them ideal for fresh consumption and processing.
Medium size and flattened shape
Arrufatina clementines are medium-sized with a slightly flattened shape. These characteristics appeal to both consumers and professional markets.
Thin skin and easy to peel
The fruit's thin, smooth skin makes it easy to peel, a feature highly valued by modern consumers. This enhances its appeal on market stalls and supermarkets.
Early maturity and harvest period
The fruits reach maturity as early as October or November, with a harvest period extending into January. This early harvest allows them to capture a significant share of the winter market, ahead of later varieties such as Clemenules.
Technical points of cultivation
A compact and easy to manage tree
The Arrufatina Clementine is a moderately sized tree, reaching between 2 and 2.5 meters at maturity. This compactness facilitates harvesting and reduces the need for intensive maintenance.
Good hardiness and cold tolerance
Able to tolerate temperatures down to -8°C, Arrufatina is suitable for Mediterranean climates and areas with moderate winters. In colder regions, winter protection is recommended, especially for young plants.
Self-fertility and pollination
Like many clementines, the Arrufatina is self-incompatible. However, it produces seedless fruit through parthenocarpy, which is ideal for consumers seeking seedless fruit.
Recommended rootstocks
- Citrange C35: Tolerant to limestone and promoting good hardiness.
- Citrumelo Swingle CPB4475: Ideal for clay-limestone soils.
- Poncirus trifoliata: Strengthens resistance to cold, but less suited to calcareous soils.
Economic potential and commercial use
High yields
The yields of the Arrufatina Clementine tree increase progressively with the age of the trees:
- 3 years: Approximately 2 tonnes/hectare.
- 5 years: Up to 12 tonnes/hectare.
- 8 years and over: Approximately 30 tonnes/hectare.
Commercial versatility
- Fresh consumption: Thanks to their sweet taste, thin skin and ease of peeling, Arrufatina fruits meet consumer expectations for immediate consumption.
- Processing: Their high juice yield makes them ideal for fruit juices, jams and other by-products.
A strategic harvest
The precocity of this variety allows producers to position themselves advantageously on the market at the start of the season, capturing strong demand before the arrival of later varieties.
Cultivation recommendations for the Arrufatina Clementine tree
- Exposure and soil: Plant trees in full sun, in well-drained, slightly acidic soils. For calcareous soils, use a suitable rootstock such as FA5.
- Irrigation and Fertilization: Ensure regular watering and use fertilizers rich in nitrogen, potassium and trace elements for optimal growth.
- Pruning and maintenance: Prune after harvesting to remove dead branches and promote better aeration.
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Protection against diseases and parasites:
- Against scale insects and aphids: Use natural treatments such as nettle manure.
- Prevention of sooty mold and gummosis: Apply Bordeaux mixture in spring and autumn.
- Winter protection: In areas prone to severe frost, use winter fleeces to protect young plants.
Why choose Agrumiverse for your Arrufatina Clementine plants?
As a specialist wholesale supplier of citrus plants, Agrumiverse offers you certified Arrufatina Clementine plants tailored to your needs. We provide you with:
- Impeccable quality: Plants from rootstocks selected for their robustness and adaptability.
- Personalized support: Our experts advise you on the best cultivation practices to guarantee optimal yield.
- An economic advantage: Competitive prices and an offer adapted to professional producers.
Contact us now to purchase your Arrufatina Clementine plants and benefit from our expertise in the citrus field.
Conclusion
The Arrufatina Clementine, available from Agrumiverse, is a must-have variety for professional citrus growers looking to produce early, high-quality fruit. Thanks to its precocity, ease of cultivation, and high yields, this variety is a strategic choice to meet the needs of the winter market.
To maximize your yields and ensure reliable production, trust Agrumiverse, your specialist wholesale supplier of citrus plants. Order your Arrufatina Clementine plants today and benefit from our renowned expertise.