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Recommended Commercial Use: Fresh Sale
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Clementine plant Clementina Fina at producer prices for professional citrus growers
Technical sheet of the Clementine variety Clementina Fina
Fruit Flesh Color: Sweet and rich in pulp and juice, seedless.
Skin color: Orange.
Size and shape: The fruits are small, with a variable shape but often flattened at the apex and rounded on the peduncle side.
Fruit maturity: November and December.
Fruit taste: Sweet flesh, rich in pulp and juice.
Earliness of the variety: Relatively late compared to other varieties such as 'Esbal'.
Fruiting period: November and December.
Disease resistance and storage: Susceptible to Alternaria brown spot.
Variety Yield: Productivity can be unpredictable. Yields can vary depending on the rootstock used, with yields ranging from 1.3 to 16 tonnes per hectare depending on the rootstock.
Is this variety self-fertile? No, it is a self-incompatible clone, requiring a pollinator.
Commercial use: Appreciated for its taste quality, it is ideal for fresh consumption.
Comments: The 'Clementina Fina' clementine tree is sensitive to frost and must be grown in a container. It is recommended to overwinter it between October and March-April in a veranda or a bright, frost-free room, with a temperature of around 10°C. The variety is grafted onto the FA5 rootstock.
Recommended rootstock: Grafted on FA5, suitable for all types of soil, including limestone.
Limestone resistance: FA5 rootstock is suitable for all types of soil, including limestone soils.
Hardiness: Hardiness of selection between -5°C and -7°C
Clementine tree 'Clementina Fina': A benchmark in taste quality for citrus producers
At Agrumiverse, a specialist wholesale supplier of citrus plants, we offer citrus growers carefully selected plants designed to meet the demands of professional cultivation. Buying Clementina Fina clementine plants is an ideal solution for growers looking for a late-season variety with exceptional flavor. Find out all about this iconic variety.
Characteristics of the Clementine tree 'Clementina Fina'
Origin and specificities
Originating from Nules in Spain, the 'Clementina Fina' clementine tree is a classic variety, prized for its ability to produce small, sweet, juice-rich fruits, ideal for fresh consumption and processing.
Fruit characteristics
Sweet and juicy flesh: 'Clementina Fina' clementines offer a sweet and balanced flavor, without seeds, and a melting texture, very popular with consumers.
Small, thin-skinned fruits: Their thin, easily detachable skin and elegantly flattened shape make this variety an attractive choice for markets.
Bright and attractive color: An intense orange when ripe, the fruits guarantee freshness and quality, perfect for attracting attention on the stalls.
Harvest at the end of the season
The harvest extends from November to December, allowing citrus growers to offer a late supply of excellent quality clementines, a strategic asset on the citrus market.
Multiple uses
Fresh consumption: Thanks to their intense flavor and lack of seeds, these clementines are perfect for snacking.
Processing: Their richness in juice makes them suitable for the production of juices, jams and desserts.
Technical points for successful cultivation
Plant characteristics
An ornamental and productive tree: The Clementine tree 'Clementina Fina' reaches a height of 2 to 4 meters and has glossy evergreen foliage, accompanied by fragrant white flowers in spring, bringing an aesthetic touch to orchards.
Adaptability and hardiness: Tolerant down to -5°C to -7°C, this tree adapts well to Mediterranean climates, but requires winter protection in cold regions.
Ideal growing conditions
Exposure and soil: Planting in full sun and well-drained, slightly acidic to neutral soil is recommended. Avoid excess moisture to prevent root asphyxiation.
Cross-pollination: Since the variety is self-incompatible, the presence of a pollinator is necessary for optimal production.
Specific maintenance and care
Watering and Fertilizing: Maintain moist soil with regular watering, especially during flowering and fruiting. Use specific citrus fertilizers, rich in potassium, to optimize production.
Pruning and Protection: Prune after harvest to improve air circulation and encourage abundant fruiting. Protect young plants with wintering fleeces in case of prolonged frosts.
Disease and pest management
Diseases: Watch for Alternaria brown spot and water spot, using preventative treatments like Bordeaux mixture.
Pests: Use organic treatments to limit mealybugs, aphids and fruit flies.
Why choose Agrumiverse for your 'Clementina Fina' plants?
As a specialist citrus plant wholesale supplier, Agrumiverse is committed to providing high-quality Clementina Fina clementine plants, tailored to the needs of professionals.
Our strengths:
Superior plant quality: We select vigorous plants adapted to French growing conditions.
Complete service: Our experts support citrus growers at every stage, from planting to harvesting.
Competitive prices and fast delivery: An offer dedicated to professionals to guarantee their success.
Conclusion
The 'Clementina Fina' clementine tree is a late-season variety that combines taste quality and commercial performance. Its sweet flavor, thin skin, and versatility make it a great option for citrus growers looking to diversify their offerings with high-quality clementines.
At Agrumiverse, a specialist citrus plant wholesaler, we offer selected plants to maximize your yields. Don't wait any longer to buy Clementina Fina clementine plants and benefit from our expertise for successful and profitable cultivation. Contact us today for your citrus needs!
