Citrus Mandarin Orange Tree || Mandarin Tree || Outdoor Citrus Tree UAE & KSA

The Citrus Mandarin Orange Tree is the perfect addition to any garden or patio, offering sweet, tangy mandarins with a refreshing citrus flavor. Easy to grow with proper care, this tree thrives in full to partial sun and is well-suited for UAE & KSA climates. Mandarins are perfect for fresh consumption, juicing, or culinary uses, making it a must-have for fruit lovers.

Mandarin trees require at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily and can tolerate both hot summers and mild winters. They thrive in well-drained, organic-rich soil with a pH range of 5.5–6.2. The Citrus Mandarin Orange Tree is easy to care for, needing regular watering, occasional fertilizing, and seasonal pruning. With a little attention, you can enjoy year-round fruit production and delight in fresh, homegrown mandarins straight from your tree.

🌿 Why Choose the Citrus Mandarin Orange Tree?
✅ Produces sweet, tangy mandarins for fresh eating, juicing, or cooking
✅ Low-maintenance, perfect for small spaces and larger gardens
✅ Thrives in UAE & KSA climates – full sun, well-drained soil
✅ Fragrant blossoms and vibrant green foliage
✅ Year-round fruit production with proper care
✅ Grown fresh and delivered with premium soil & care guide

🌍 Specifications:

• Scientific Name: Citrus × reticulata

• Common Name: Mandarin Orange, Citrus Mandarin

• Family: Rutaceae

• Height: 1.2–2.5m (depending on growing conditions)

• Fruit: Sweet and tangy mandarins, easy to peel

• Sunlight: Full to partial sun (6–8 hrs/day)

• Soil: Well-draining, slightly acidic to neutral pH (5.5–6.2)

• Water Requirement: Medium – water regularly, avoid waterlogging

• Growth Rate: Medium

• Pest Tolerance: Medium

• Disease Tolerance: High

• Ornamental Value: High – fragrant blossoms and glossy leaves

🌱 Care Tips:

• Sun and Temperature: Needs at least 6 hours of direct sun each day; tolerates temperatures between 40–90°F, can handle up to 20°F for short periods

• Watering: Water early in the morning once a week; more frequent watering during fruit development. Keep soil moist, not soggy

• Soil: Prefers well-drained soil rich in organic matter. Ideal pH between 5.5–6.2

• Fertilizing: Feed with citrus-specific fertilizer from March to August, with occasional slow-release applications

• Pruning: Prune between February and April, remove dead/diseased branches, suckers, and open up the canopy

• Protection: Cover with frost fabric during cold weather to protect fruit from freezing temperatures

🌴 What You’ll Receive:

• A healthy live Citrus Mandarin Orange Tree in a nursery pot
  

• Expert planting & care guide for long-term success